Jail's Second Home For Traffic Offender
Elmer Peck, 42, of 3004 Yankee Road, is jailed again after a 50 fine and 8 costs for careless driving following an accident. He faces five days in jail and a 60 day license suspension if he misses traffic school. Other motorists, including Randy Jones and Wallace Peters, were fined 50 and costs for drag racing or careless driving with orders to attend traffic school. Two four hour sessions begin Feb 6 at 1 pm, with two sessions required for certification.
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Elmer Peck
Yankee Road
J.T. Lamb
Randy Jones
Brown’s Run Road
Wallace E. Peters
Woodlawn Ave
James Quinn
Kunz Ave
Bobby C. Cornett
Grimes St
Cornett
Civic Association
Connally Seeks Treasury Post Through Nixon Ties
In Washington, John B. Connally, facing Treasury secretary prospects, defends joining Nixon's Cabinet as crucial to stabilizing the economy. He cites hours of talks with the President, opposes broad wage price controls, supports jawboning, and says he would accept public service costs despite looming tax liabilities.
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John B. Connally
Nixon
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Treasury
Texas
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
White House
Senate
the Treasury
Banking Heir Weds Jamaican Opposition Leader’s Daughter
George Drummond, 28, a banking heir and godson of King George VI, secretly wed Ra chel Manley, daughter of Jamaican opposition leader Michael Manley, in Barbados. The former film producer once backed Radio Caroline pirate broadcasts and reportedly sold his mineral holdings for 7240 dollars amid the marriage.
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London
George Drummond
Michael Manley
Barbados
Daily Express
Drummond
George VI
Rachel Manley
Nnewspaper
Radio Caroline
Britain
Posters on drug dangers judged by area students
About 200 posters by sixth to eighth graders from five Middletown middle schools will be judged Saturday by a committee led by John A. Johnson of the Junior Order United American Mechanics Alpha Council. Prizes range from 25 to 5 dollars with honorable mentions.
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John A. Johnson
United American Mechanics, Alpha Council
Middletown
Gilbert Wagoner
Russ Dwyer
Tom Stubbs
Johnson
Armco Steel Corp
Diamond National Corp
California
Senate Confirms Morton to Interior Chief Post
Rogers C. Morton, Maryland Republican and former party chair, is confirmed as Interior Secretary. He must decide on Santa Barbara Channel oil leases and a $1 billion Alaska oil pipeline, with potential controversy ahead. The Interior Department also faces healing after Walter Hickel’s ouster last year.
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Rogers C. B. Morton
Senate
Maryland
Republican National
California
Santa Barbara
Alaska
Morton
Nixon
Walter J. Hickel
Interior Department
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