Motors Lose Licenses In Six Month Drag Racing Penalty
Three drag racers faced six month driving suspensions and three day jail terms issued by Judge J. T. Lamb in municipal court. Donald R. Haney Kenneth Hancock and Thomas Pottenger cited for racing on Verity Parkway Rt 4 and Hamilton respectively with fines set at 50 dollars. Multiple drivers faced fines for speeding unsafe motor vehicle violations muffler violations failure to report accidents and other traffic offenses under new random inspection and safety provisions.
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J. T. Lamb
Donald R. Haney
Tytus Ave
Kenneth L. Hancock
Brentwood St
Thomas Pottenger
Hamilton
Haney
Hancock
Verity Parkway
Pottenger
Rt. 4
Red Cross names division chairmen for 1968 drive
The 1968 Red Cross fund campaign chairmen were announced by Dr. Robert Johnson and Sylvester Shetter at a campaign meeting at the chapter house on 5 S Main Street. The theme for March is SOS Support Our Servicemen due to Vietnam.
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Red Cross Fund
Robert Johnson
Sylvester Shetter
S. Main Street
Vietnam
Red Cross
Richard Nein
Armco Steel Corp
David Driscoll
Sorg Paper ‘Co
John Menkhaus
Middletown
Square D Co
William Harrison
Harrison Insurance Agency
MacKinne
Armco
Bill Johnson
Diamond National
John Shoup
Jack Bates
William F. Johnson
YMCA
Local Court Reports Fines For Traffic and Noise Violations
Lawrence Coburn 23 of 2137 Carolina St fined 50 for violation of the anti noise ordinance. Everett Lillard 5 of 317 N Main St fined 10 for improper passing. Mack Keeton 41 of 8337 Keister Road fined 10 for failure to dim headlights. Jerry V Cheesman 20 of 2015 Van Ave fined 25 for permitting an unlicensed driver. Paul Taulbee 22 of Middletown Rt 1 fined 10 for failure to display red flag. Danny Bess 23 of 1400 Yankee and Darlene Spivey 19 of 214 Garfield St fined 25 with 15 suspended for obstructed view. Forfeiting bonds were Harry F Ellis 24 of 221 N Sutphin St 50 for changing lanes unsafely Jerry L Mellinger 25 of 304 S Main St 50 for passing a school bus Foster R Goshorn 29 of Cincinnati 25 for failure to display flag on wider load.
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Linda L. Taylor
Woodlawn Ave
Michael E. Gilmore
Michael Road
William L. Morgan
Elwood St. Francis
Cox
Queen Ave
Paul D. Fortney
Somerville
Johnnie P. Parker
Cincinnati
Lawrence Coburn
Carolina St
Everett Lillard
N. Main St
Mack Keeton
Keister Road
Jerry V. Cheesman
van Ave
Paul Taulbee
Middletown
Danny Bess
Yankee
Darlene Spivey
Garfield St
Harry F. Ellis
N. Sutphin
Price gap widens for popular brands over private labels
A survey of ten product categories finds the most advertised brands in Chicago higher than private label equivalents by 21.5 percent on average. The result highlights consumer price differences between branded and store brands across common goods.
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Chicago
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William M. Ballard
Camden - West Elkton Road
Ballard
Charles Spivey Jr
West Alexandria Road
Dale E. Shields
Delaware St
Bascom Bell
Young
Mervel Patterson
Columbia Ave
John Stevens
Douglas O. Abrams
Walter M. Curry
James R. Chappell
Hathaway Drive
Franklin
Hubert M. McIntosh
Ohio Ave
Betty L. Beckman
Kensingen St
Evelyn Hutchinson
Alamo
Richard Carroll
Yankee Road
Lelan G. Yoke
Mary Etta St
Sam S. Ratliff
Radabaugh Road
Trenton
Irene McKenzie
Manchester Road
Ada A. Herb
Daisy L. East
Cribbs
Ralph D. Beck
Kenneth R. Lindon
Moyer Drive
Jean Risner
Oneka Ave
Janice E. Blankenship
Camden
Edward Waddell
Burbank St
Thomas H. Mann
Girard Ave
William W. Greer
Manchester Ave
James D. Morrow
Dayton
Bobby Wallace
Glenn Ave
Michael Chamberlain
Logan St
Aaa
Bartel
Block
H & R Block
Sec
America
Middletown Franklin
N. Verity
Eagles Lodge
Aerie
Flecto
Best Buys
Carlisle
Ohio
Micrin
Johnson & Johnson
RINK
Rink’s
CTG
KODAK
Black & White
Kodacolor
Breck
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