Café clash leaves man fined and jailed over fines
James Irvin Jr. 27 of 414 Crawford St was fined 160 dollars plus costs in Municipal Court after a cafe brawl. He was jailed for non payment of 184 dollars and faces further penalties for disorderly conduct resisting arrest intoxication and traffic charges alongside a long list of drivers license and traffic violations tied to other individuals.
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James Irvin Jr
Crawford St
Irvin
Alfred
Steel City
John Fitzgerald
Ptl
Richard Armitage
Invin
Marvin Amburgey
2 Scouts Win Heroism Awards
In Cincinnati Camilla Haynes and Thomas Keller both 12 rescue 14 month old Thomas Gilkey who fell into a family pool. Camilla pulled him out and Tom revived him with mouth to mouth resuscitation learned in scouts. They will receive district and national heroism certificates during televised ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Haynes
Thomas Keller
Thomas Gilkey
Camilla
Tom
Traffic Court Docket Lists Multiple Minor Violations
A published docket shows multiple defendants facing small fines for offenses such as passing on yellow lines driving with improper distances and noisy or improper mufflers. Several entries include driver license violations with suspended portions and minor penalties plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brelsford Ave
Trenton
Barbara Benner
Franklin St
Dean Perry
Texas Ave
Curtis Hicks
Franklin Rt. 2
Ben Cecil
Flemming Road
Speeding cases disposed in local court action
Thirty five speeding cases were disposed of with twenty seven drivers fined and eight forfeiting bonds. A charge of changing lanes when unsafe against David Graham of 105 Renee Drive was dismissed. Bonds were also forfeited by George Pierron of Greenville Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Graham
Renee
George Pierron
Greenville
Drive
25 Cent Fishing Licenses For Ohioans Past 65 Passes Senate
The Ohio Senate approved a bill allowing residents past 65 to buy fishing licenses for 25 cents, about $1.75 cheaper than the standard fee. The measure also extends free licenses to the legally blind and active military, while requiring licenses for those 16 and older. The bill now moves to the House as lawmakers wrap a long week of votes on related measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Senate
House
Stanley Mechem
Athens
Ohio
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Dennis Birch and
Armitage
John Myers Jr
Tytus Ave
Jack A. Wilson
Central Ave
Joseph Proctor
10Th Ave
Gilbert Adams
16Th Ave
Robert Wilson
Manitee St
Larry Piedel
Forest Glen
Roman Culbreath
Walnut St
Earl Carpenter
Sherman Ave
Frank Carpenter
Germantown
Dixie Mantz
Moore St
Freda Blevins
Franklin-Trenton Road
Franklin
Nannie Tibbs
S. Main St
Lloyd Rose
Hamilton
Edward Lanier
E. Sixth St
Gene Barker
Middletown Rt. 3
Anna Stamper
Grand Ave
Robert H. Taylor
Cincinnati
Wilbert Fugate
Elgins
Fine Watches
Baker's Jewelry
Devoe Paints
Armstrong
Oswalt
Stevice
Hardy
Mount Arbore
Raspberries
Finneytown
George W. Cunningham
Jacksonville
Fla
Marjorie Larson
Monroe St
Fred L. Hoffman
R-Hamilton
Roy Gardiner
Richland
Statehouse
House Lof Representatives
Lier
Twentieth Century Fund
Manchester
Mobil
Manchester RD
Gillen-Crow
Middle Town
Lebanon
Goshen
Weeping
Rollridge Garden
Wilmington
Boro Ramchester RD
Greenfield
Blanchester
THE
Lea
N & Garden Supplies
Agrico
Ruth Lyons
Rollridge Garden Center
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May Stern
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