Youth Loses License For Drag Racing
A 16 year old Franklin motorist lost his driving privileges for six months in municipal court for drag racing. Leonard Cassidy, 8418 Corlee Road, was fined 50 dollars by Judge J. T. Lamb. Police said Cassidy squealed tires on Verity Parkway and accelerated to 85 mph near Access No. 2 on Feb 16, with another car present at the start. In other court actions, numerous defendants were fined for failure to maintain distance, careless driving, or related offenses with varying suspensions and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mionard Cassidy
Corlee Road
J. T. Lamb
Cassidy
Verity Parkway
Access No. 2
Nancy Whitmore
Sierra Road
Paul C. Marshall
Hamilton
William F. Faulks
Elk Creek
Senate Okays Temporary Debt Ceiling Rise Amid Opposition
Washington AP reports Senate Democrats overcame Republican resistance to raise the temporary national debt ceiling to 3.5 billion in a 39 to 31 vote. House support still needed by March 1 when Treasury warns of cash shortages. Conferees plan to set a new permanent limit before the next debt deadline.
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Washington
Senate
Senate House
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Willan
125 Truckers Fired In Row Over Autos
WARREN Ohio AP about 125 Anchor Motor Freight Co truck drivers were fired for refusing to haul new cars from the Chevrolet Fisher Body plant at Lordstown. The Teamsters Local 377 members struck over grievances and the company cites the plant as its exclusive carrier for Pontiac models.
Motoring Deaths Prompt Calls For Stricter Laws
Cpl. Frank N. Gibbons of State Highway Patrol Post 9 urged Lions Club members that motoring has become a deadly business and new laws plus stricter enforcement are needed. He outlined patrol powers, duties including school bus licensing, aircraft accident aid, and helping stranded motorists, noting 89,000 in Ohio helped in 1966. He warned of recruitment problems and described legislative proposals such as compulsory vehicle inspection and driver re-examination, while opposing signs advertising radar checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Frank N. Gibbons
Post 9
State Highway Patrol
Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Cpl. Gibbons
Ohio
NAACP cites ultimatums over Ohio Employment Service
The NAACP and Roy Wilkins accuse Labor Department of pressuring Ohio Unemployment Compensation Administrator Willard Dudley with ultimatums to end anti Negro practices. Dudley denies discrimination and says a recent Labor letter was amicable, while Wilkins urged cutting funds to the Ohio agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Labor Department
Ohio Employment Service
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Willard P. Dudley
Federal Department
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
W. Willard Wirtz
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Finley St
Paul R. Tirey
Fairfield
Emerson C. Tolson
Sunset Drive
Carlisle
Norman E. Bird
Sycamore Road
Trenton
la Weills
Dayton
Thurman C. Muncie
Clarendon Ave
Dame B. Fyffe
Martha, Ky
Charlie Miller
Auburn St
Barbara Rechart
Austin-Smith Road
Monroe
Jack Ellenburg
Wilbraham Road
L. C. Johnson
14Th Ave
Curtis Caskey
Rufus St
Orpha Agee
Waite
Fredrick C. Fisher
Cincinnati
Charles E. Minge
Park Drive
Elbert Jackson
Ninth Ave
Stephen Gividen
Charles St
Raymond Elam
Oxford State Road
John A. Anuci
Xenia
Donald B. Back
Columbia Ave
Billy Powers
Young St
Cab P. Wallace
Cleveland
Nalplex
Denny Lumber Co
First Ave
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Misty
Heathers
Fenwick — Franklin
Madison
Montgomery Ward
Barb McManus
Fashion Dept
Jack Booth
Utenti Ward
VFW
Lillie Dennis
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