Unlicensed Driver Fined and Jailed in Franklin Court
Michael Tooley 21 of 84920 mph zone on Forest Ave Franklin fined 100 and jailed after an accident causing 200 property damage. He left the scene at Pershing Ave and Judy Drive after colliding with a guardrail and a license suspension. Two men and five other drivers also faced fines for failing to report accidents and careless operation. An unusual speeding incident resulted in three days in jail and a six month license suspension for Murray.
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Michael Tooley
Forest Ave
Franklin
Murray
Evel
William E. Rathman
Dee
Oxford State Road
Tooley
Pershing Avenue
Rathman
Ohio
Hcenie Tooley
Hoyt L. Armstrong
N. University Blvd
William Mays
S. River St
Franklin Avenue
John L. Dean
Walter LeRoy Ohlinger
Carolina St
McKinley St
J.C. Rose
Trenton-Franklin Road
Thomas G. Hamilton
Goldman Ave
Francis J. Pahr
Britton Lane
Monroe
Harold Woodward
Wilbraham Road
Weday
Jimmie K. Bolden
Brown's Run Road
Roger
Darrell Elam
Oxford-State Road
Bill Murray
McCLELLAN URGES SENATE ON CONSUMER BILL DELAY
Senate Judiciary Committee members press for more study time on a consumer protection bill approved by the Commerce Committee. Senator John L. McClellan of Arkansas says rushing the measure harms consumers, business interests, and Congress as the panel opens the hearing.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Commerce Committee
Congress
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Judiciary Panel
Richard W. McLaren
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
McClellan
Senate
Roman L. Hruska
Rneb
McLaren
Cancer in Mollusks Alarms Rhode Island Waters
Two scientists from the National Marine Water Quality Laboratory report finding cancer and other diseases in hundreds of clams oysters seal lops and quahogs from polluted Rhode Island and Massachusetts waters. They note overdeveloped and blackened kidneys cancer of the ovaries underdeveloped sex organs and dying skin while acknowledging the causes and implications remain unclear.
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Kingston, R.I
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Paul Yevich
Mareia Barry
National Marine Water Quality Laboratory
West Kingston
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography
Consumer Group Vows Fights On Nominees
Madison Wis AP The Consumer Federation of America led by Howard Frazier vows to oppose or scrutinize Nixon nominees to the Federal Trade Commission and urges a consumer voice in selecting agency leaders. The group claims 30 million members across 179 organizations and cites concerns over regulatory appointments favoring business interests and rising monopoly inflation.
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Ders
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Madison
Wis
Ton
Frazier
Partic
Ular
Toof Miles W. Kirkpatrick
Federal Trade
Consumers Commission
Congress
Howard Frazier
Consumer Federation of Ameri
Nixon
Wisconsin
William
Proxmire
Federa
Fewer Ships, But An Expanding Navy
AP reports from Jane's Fighting Ships 1970 71 that the US Navy will end the year June 30 with 175 fewer ships and 732 fewer aircraft than in 1968 while the Soviet Navy shows spectacular growth. Editor Raymond Blackman notes shrinking Western fleets and rapid Soviet shipbuilding including new missile cruisers destroyers submarines and hundreds of missile boats. He warns Britain retreats into isolation and the US Navy grows more stretched with threats across all seas.
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London
USS. Navy
Jane’s Fighting Ships
Raymond Blackman
U.S
Blackman
Britain
United States
Atlantic
Mediterranean
U.S.S.R
Seven Seas
Coffee rust cited as worst disease among many coffee tree afflictions
The coffee tree faces 375 diseases with several serious conditions among them the worst being coffee rust, a major threat to crop health and productivity.
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Wale
Roy A. White
Central Ave
Salinas Area
W McClellan
Yeviin
FTC
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
McCaren
Kennedy
Consumer Group Vows
Federation
Kirkpatrick
White House
Miller
Marty Miller
Vic LeRoy
Donald Slusher
Ben
Jacksonburg, Ohio
Rommes
Neals
Smith Bros., Howard Parlor
Borden
Garden and Pet Supply
1St Ave
Main St
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