Dissolute couple and the evolving view of wives in law
An ABA public service feature recounts historic legal views on marital identity and criminal liability. It notes that wives were once treated as one with husbands in conspiracy and coercion cases, but recent rulings recognize wife independence. The piece cites cases where both spouses faced conspiracy or narcotics charges, and courts rejected husband control as a blanket defense.
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American Bar Association Public Service
Skip talk fuels FCC CB enforcement war on violators
The FCC targets CB radio skip, illegal amplification, missing call signs, and channel hopping. Deputy Chief James C. McKinney notes linears cause interference with home TVs and radios, prompting about 100000 complaints last year and up to 200000 this year. Fines run 100 dollars daily, with possible criminal charges up to a year in jail and ten thousand dollars.
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Cbers Talking Ship
James C. McKinney
Field Operations Bureau
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Cbers
Skip
McKinney
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Want Ad Rates and Payment Terms for Mexico Trade Area
Rates list word ranges for various ad sizes with per line charges and multiple price tiers. Notes include consecutive insertions valid in the Mexico trade area, extra lines billed at 50 cents each, cash items, advance payment for certain classifications, and telephone-accepted ads requiring payment within three days.
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Mexico
SSI Eligibility With Limited Income and Vehicle Value
A reader asks about qualifying for SSI with a tiny income and a 1970 car. The answer explains eligibility hinges on income and vehicle value, noting if the car’s retail value is not over 1200 dollars or if it is needed for work.
Isaac Hayes admits money strain in bankruptcy case
In Memphis Isaac Hayes and his wife Mignon filed for bankruptcy with debts listed at nine million dollars. Hayes said his sole income comes from friends and managers and that his children ride in a chauffeur driven limousine to school while they live in a one bedroom unit. He described finances as dire and noted money is needed for food shelter utilities and transportation.
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Memphis, Tenn
Isaac Hayes
U.S
Mignon
Union Planters National Bank
Hayes
Bellow Prize Dispute Heats Over Ex-Wife Claim
Mrs. Susan Glassman Bellow sues Saul Bellow claiming fraud in income reporting during the 1968 divorce. Courts ruled against her appeal and Illinois Supreme Court declined review. She settled for 115000 lump sum plus 250 monthly support. now seeks higher support after estimating last year’s income with the Nobel Prize at 461303.
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Chicago
Saul Bellow
Susan Glassman Bellow
Illinois Supreme Court
Bellow
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