Court Docket Snapshot of DWI and Traffic Fines
A lengthy docket lists numerous defendants with guilty pleas or not guilty verdicts. Fines range from 10.00 to 414.75 with bonds forfeited, jail terms in several DWI cases, suspensions on alcohol programs, and probation with the Red River Regional Council. Civil actions include Home Furniture Co. versus Hollis Moses for 400.00 on account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carrigan
Chester King
Leo Wise
Curtis D. Malone
Red River Council
Red River Regional Council
Joe L. Hamilton
Dale Miller, Jr
Lowell Willmon
C.R. Betts
Artis Perry
Zelma J. Brown
Henry L. Hakes
Carl E. Lindsey
Donna Kay Porter
Carl Lindsey
Paul W. Jackson
Terri Tippett
F.W. Chance
Gregory Hickman
Hattie M. Page
Ovie Palmer
Hollis O. Powell
Dorothy F. Stephenson
Henry King
Marcelino Mendes
Jonathan Evans
Robert J. Allen
Arkansas
Ronnie Thompson
Danny Akins
Joe White
Sue Johnson
Jack Kelley
Michael W. McCollum
Willie J. Combs
Charles B. Davis
Joseph Love
Jimmie G. Mitchell
Billy J. Smith
Billy C. Temple
Dennis C. Watson
Scott A. Welch
Chester Cox
Lyman E. Simpson, Jr
William J. Windemaker
Jan Harris
Otis Johnson
Arthur Rooks
Marvin Hopper
Keith L. Coe
Bobby Co. McKamie
J.W. Trucking
Shermco Arg
Co-Op
Richard Cournoyer
W.C. Forthman
Hubie Fort
W.O. Hamrie
Donald Walding
Williams spied on California team, paper claims
Dallas Times Herald reports Lonnie G. Williams watched and photographed California football workouts before its game with Oklahoma. The piece notes Williams was logged in at the Dallas stadium suite used by Lincoln Mercury dealers and that handwriting linked him to other documents. Royal had accused Williams of spying for Oklahoma since 1972 and offered bounties for lie detector denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lonnie G. Williams
Texas
Darrell Royal
Oklahoma
California
Dallas Times Herald
Times Herald
Williams
Lincoln- Mercury
Assn
L. G. Williams
Royal
Barry Switzer
Larry Lacewell
American Football Coaches Association
Longhorns
Switzer
Lacewell
Mike White
Gil Brandt
Demonstrations Rally for Hua Kuo Feng in Peking
Millions demonstrated in Beijing praising Premier Hua Kuo Feng and denouncing Mao Tse-tung's widow and radical allies. Protesters carried banners targeting Chiang Ching and Politburo members Wang Hung-wen Chang Chun-chiao and Yao Wen-yuan, while welcoming Hua’s bid as party chairman amid unconfirmed reports and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Chinese Communist Party
Hua Kuo-feng
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Chiang Ching
Politburo
Wang Hung-wen
Chang Chun-chiao
Yao Wen-yuan
Asahi
Japan
Tien An Men
Kyodo News Service
Hua
Mao
Detectives Admit Shoplifting From Seattle Stores
Three Seattle detectives testified to how easily theft can occur by shoplifting over $1,000 in goods from downtown department stores. Items taken included clothing, jewelry, a $100 lamp, and an electric baseboard heater. Detective Jackie Anderson also removed large lettering reading Thou Shalt Not Steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Jackie Anderson
Philippines seek billions in arms price for US base deal
The Philippines demand several billion dollars of US military equipment as a condition for a new base agreement. US forces currently operate at Clark Air Base and Subic Bay with negotiations focused on sovereignty versus operational control. Officials expect Philippine demands to shrink once hard bargaining starts, with aid likely similar to recent Spain Turkey and Greece deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
United States
U.S
Air Force
Navy
Clark Air Base
Subic Bay Naval Station
Manila
Spain
Turkey
Greece
Indian Ocean
Viewer's Choice Clash Looms With World Series Debates
Ford reassured baseball commissioner Kuhn that a Friday game could be moved to avoid the presidential debate. Rain pushed Game 4 to tonight with possible extra innings. If the Yankees win, a further game would be set for Friday at 8:30 p.m. EDT, just before the 9:30 p.m. EDT debate broadcast on NBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Bowie Kuhn
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
White House
Ron Nessen
Kuhn
NBC
Nessen
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Norman, Okla., Area
William
China
Cused
Kyodo
Peking People's Daily
Shanghai
Hope
Shermcn
Richard D. Cournoyer
ATC
Maggie Bolden
M.C.B. Furniture
Statler Bird Hunter Brand
Dacron
Chace
DuPont
Fachnonaas
Weet
Jacquard
PG Nha
Hope Village Shopping Center
Pillsburys Best
Pillsbury
THE
Pillsbury Company
Minneapolis
Georga
North
Arn Bana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Pillsbury Best
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