IRS WONT TALK On Nevada tax takeoff hearings begin
Las Vegas officials report federal agents may testify in a Nevada inquiry into Desert Inn finances and possible skimming of untaxed profits at casinos on the Strip. IRS and FBI leaders indicated they would invoke immunity if compelled to testify, while a state gaming board official said several witnesses were requested for the proceeding.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Desert Inn
Dean Elson
FBI
Neworld
U.S
George Gordon
Desert
Las Vegas Strip
Grant Sawyer
Desert Inn Stockhold
Ruby Koled
Gamtoday
Ing Control Board
Sir Ranulph faces trial over Wiltshire raid plan
London AP: Sir Ranulph and three friends are ordered to stand trial for conspiring to cause public mischief at Castle Combe. Police say they planned to light flares and marshal false alarms to disrupt the dammed river filming for Twentieth Century Fox's Doctor Dolittle. Bail set at 140 dollars each. next Assizes session October 4.
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London
Ranulph
Twisleton-Wykeham _—_ Fiennes
Wiltshire
Castle —_ Combe
England
Twentieth Century Fox
Doctor Doolittle
Peter Barnes
Chippenham
Sir Ranulph
Army
RAF
Baronet
Wiltshire Assizes
Three Juveniles Suspended From Driving In Butler County
Three middle town area juveniles faced driving suspensions after Butler County Juvenile Court hearings. Daniel Frary of Trenton, 17, had driving privileges suspended until age 18 for reckless operation and altered license. David Wells of Trenton received a two week suspension for failure to yield and stop sign violation. Ronald Kline of Trenton was fined $25 and costs and received a 3 day suspension for speeding. Jimmy Davis of Trenton warned for no license. Anthony Fugate’s charge of permitting an unlicensed driver was dismissed.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
David Black
Richard Jackson
Daniel Frary
Kennedy Road
Trenton
David Wells
Ellen Drive
Ronald Kline
First St
Jimmy Davis
18Th Ave
Anthony Fugate
Kiester Road
Tear Gas Grenades Used as Lansing Rioters Clash
Police broke up a second night of race related unrest in Lansing by firing tear gas grenades into mobs of youths throwing fire bombs bricks and bottles at cars. Four people were shot none seriously while arrests topped twenty five as clergy helped quell the violence with prayers and dialogue.
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Lansing
Mich
Charles Straiger
Cycle Flips Hurt Middletown Man in Motorcycle Crash
Franklin reports a Middletown man, Tommy Johnson, 26, of 1716 Philadelphia Ave., is in Middletown Hospital with head cuts and possible right shoulder injuries after a motorcycle flipped at 11 p.m. near 1061 N. Main Street. Police say hospital staff notified authorities. Other yesterday incidents include Stella Ressinger cited for unsafe backing after backing into parked cars on W Fourth Street causing $150 damage across three autos. A second accident on Second Street Bridge involved Donald Dunn, 18, whose brakes failed and struck an abutment, causing $250 damage to his car.
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Middletown
Rt. 4
Donald R. Fannin
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Rt. 73
Franklin
Jon
Stella L. Ressinger
Central Ave
Carlisle
Clarence Watts
East St
Fourth Street
Donald Lee Dunn
Tytus Ave
Second Street
Dunn
Odd Fellows Initiation Set for Local Candidates
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows will confer a second degree on two candidates from Oxford and one from Middletown in Hamilton IOOF Hall at 7 30 p m tomorrow. The initiation includes a meeting of members from five local IOOF District 76 lodges.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Oxford
Middletown
Hamilton Ioof
IOOF
Martinet term traced to Louis XIV officer disciplinarian
A martinet is defined as a strict disciplinarian, a label that derives from an officer serving under Louis XIV. The origin links a severe- minded commander to a 학 term used in military and social contexts.
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Martinet
Louis XIV
Juveniles Should Get Fair Process Says ABA Judge
Montreal AP Juvenile Court associate judge Orman W Ketchem urged the American Bar Association to extend constitutional safeguards to juveniles. He argued police procedures in juvenile cases should mirror adult standards to ensure fair evidence and adjudication, especially as the Supreme Court considers juvenile procedure questions. The ABA convention also created a new section on individual rights and responsibilities and discussed shifting probation supervision from federal courts to the Justice Department, with Thurgood Marshall dissenting.
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Montreal
American Bar Association
Orman W. Ketchem
District of Columbia Juvenile Court
Ketchem
Supreme Court
Nile
ABA
Association
House of Delegates
U.S. District Courts
Justice Department
U.S
Thurgood Marshall
Suit Seeks 50000 In Death Case At Butler County
A $50,000 loss suit was filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court by the executor of Mary JL Egelston of Middletown. The action names Wilbur W. Egelston of Trenton as plaintiff against David M. Hardesty of Trenton, alleging Hardesty failed to maintain control and drove faster than reasonable as the deceased crossed N Verity Parkway at Vail Avenue in a crosswalk in 1964.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Common Pleas
Mary JL Egelston
Middletown
Trenton
Wilbur W. Egelston
David M Hardesty
Douglas St
N Verity Parkway
Vail Avenue
Hardesty
Vidette Defined as Mounted Sentry Ahead of Army Outposts
A vidette is a mounted sentry positioned in advance of military outposts, serving to spot approaching forces and alert the main force to any threat or movement.
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Loretta Fay Peters
Illiam
Lake Symington
Port Orchard
Wash
Venita Cox
Peters
Donald
Kitsap County
Maurice Martin
George Reed
IRS
Internal Revenue Code
Samuel Beardsley
Internal Revenue Service
U. S
Royal Scots Greys Regiment
I. Doctor
Doctor
I, Doctor
S. Main
17Th Ave
Manchester Road
Old Armco Park Gate
Lovejoy
Max Murninghan
Murninghan
State
Kenneth Faiver
Christo Rey Church
Qed
Wm. Schaeffer
Oran
Tor
Itizens Savings and Loan Association
Pana
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