88 Defendants Fined or Jailed By Traffic Court
Eighty eight defendants in traffic court yesterday faced sentences from jail to six dollar court costs. The docket included drag racing, DWI, suspended driving, failure to yield, safe-distance violations and careless driving with numerous $25 to $50 fines and several three day jail terms. Notable pairs included Alan Wayne Ragsdale and David Wombolkd fined $50 for racing. DeWitt Pane jailed three days with three year license revocation for DWI. Charles Stafford penalized for eluding an officer and careless driving with suspensions. Additional fines ranged up to $200 with varied suspensions and bond forfeitures across dozens of individuals identified by name and address.
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Cpl. R. D. Barton
Ohio State Patrol
Ohio
Alan Wayne Ragsdale
Timberman Road
Hamilton
David Wombolkd
Shartle St
DeWitt Pane
15Th Ave
Charles Stafford
Navaho St
Russell Martin Neal Jr
Hughes St
Lindy Ave
Clifford St. Maddox
Jefferson’ Road
John Douglas Cain
Lth Ave
Mitchell Crowder
Young St
Beverly McClain
Eaton Ave
David Hansbarger
Germantown
Pete Pendergrass
Thomas McMurray III
Sheldon Road
Doctored for psoriasis finally clears skin in weeks
A Pittsburgh reader reports decades of psoriasis with no relief ending after using GHP Ointment and Tablets for two weeks. The user claims scales disappeared and skin fully cleared in six weeks. Full details described in a 14 day trisian from Canam Co. Dept. 355-3 Rockport Mass. 01966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Canam Co
Dept
Rockport
Mass
Wilson Seeks Compromise Amid Rhodesia Dispute at Commonwealth Talks
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson pushes for a compromise with Rhodesia while facing broad Commonwealth opposition. He aims to withhold independence until Africans gain power, and to strengthen sanctions, yet many leaders criticize the Fearless plan and warn against transferring power to a minority government.
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London
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Britain
Africa
Wilson
Ian Smith
Tanzania
Smith
Fearless
Gibraltar
Privy Council
Nyerere
Forbes Burnham
Guyana
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
United States
John Gorton
Australia
Vital Statistics Report Births and Hospital Dismissals
Birth announcements list several newborns with parent names and addresses including Coy B. Jackson James Thomas William Johnson Paplow Jennings and others. Dismissals note individuals such as Dale Major Ulysee Hunter James Brewer and Teresa King with street addresses. out of town entry for Joe Stanfill from Grandview Hospital Dayton.
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Coy B. Jackson
Central Ave
Carlisle
James Thomas
Beam Drive
Franklin
William Johnson
Stubbs Road
Thomas J. Paplow
Germantown Road
Kenneth Jennings
Woodlawn Ave
Dale Major
University Blvd
Ulysee Hunter
Lincoln
Sirhan Jury Questioning Closed Doors Defense Says
Defense plans secret questioning of prospective jurors in Sirhan Bishara Sirhan murder trial behind closed doors to shield discussions of guilt and the death penalty. Judge Walker may review the list of jurors again before Monday's panel.
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Los Angeles
Grant B. Cooper
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Cooper
Herbert V. Walker
Walker
Los Angeles County
Steel strike at Reactive Metals in Ohio reaches court
The three month old United Steelworkers strike against Reactive Metals Co in Niles Ohio was in court as the company charged that pickets interfered with plant operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles, Ohio
United Steel Workers of America
Reactive Metals Co
Two Pennsylvanians Die In Ohio Crash
Two residents of Pennsylvania died from injuries after a crash involving a car and a tractor trailer near Hubbard Ohio. The victims are Joann Baskeyfield 21 of New Castle and Palmer Pacillo of Farrell both succumbing to injuries sustained in the Sunday collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Ohio
Joann Baskeyfield
New Castle
Palmer Pacillo
Farrell
Nixon Sets Cabinet Conference to Shape Early Program
President-elect Nixon begins a two day cabinet conference series with 22 advisory groups to shape his early policy agenda. Key sessions include crime and law enforcement led by John Mitchell and Evelle Younger, education welfare and health policy, and tax policy ahead of potential 10 percent surtax renewal.
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New York
Nixon
Congress
Northhampton
Mass
Johnson
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Dist
Evelle J. Younger
Los Angeles
William P. Rogers
Robert H. [Finch
Winton Blount
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Horseshoe Bend Road
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Britton Road
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Cotton Run Road
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Franklin Trenton Road
Paul North
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Horne St
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Richard Allen Rettich
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Lawrence Dewitt
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Edward W. Jones
Yankee Road
James E. Stork
James Stork
Leslie Lane
Mary Cook
Orman Elam
Webber St
Orville P. Hudson
Superior Ave
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