Speeder Fined in Busy Municipal Court Session
In a crowded weekly traffic session Judge J T Lamb fined numerous motorists for speeding and related offenses. Terry Lee Hampton pleaded guilty to 100 mph in a 50 mph zone and expired license, each count fined. others paid fines for careless driving unlicensed operation and tag transfer failures. Multiple defendants faced fines up to 50 with costs, with suspensions for drag racing and driving suspensions. Several cases were dismissed or bonds forfeited, reflecting a broad docket on traffic violations and license issues.
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J. T. Lamb
Terry Lee Hampton
Park Lane
Willie Postway
Dayton
Ronald Lee Johnson
W. Page Ave
Trenton
William R. Viars
Ottawa St
Viars
Delbert Poe
Young St
Ernest
Harper
Jewell Ave
Brook
Waite St
Bond
James E. Tyree
Larry B. Holt
Jacksonburg Road
Asa Sparks
Wayne Madison Road
Earl Johnson
Windsor Ave
Roger Lee Back
Lafayette Ave
Michael Napier
Brelsford Drive
Zora M. Anders
Home Ave
Vicki M. Rowe
Cincinnati
Lawrence K. Green
Welch
W.va
Phosphate Deposit Found in India Could Fuel Fertilizer Needs
A new phosphate deposit in India with mapped reserves around 70 million tons was identified on Rajasthan state land. If confirmed, the find could supply rock phosphate to meet the country’s fertilizer needs indefinitely.
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New Delhi
India
Rajasthan
GM Earnings Dip to 21 Million in 1969 Despite Record Sales
Detroit AP General Motors Corp reports earnings fell by 21 million in 1969 while worldwide sales reached 24.3 billion. Net income was 1 711 million versus 1 732 million in 1968 with record sales and 5 260 000 vehicles built in the United States.
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Detroit
General, Motors Corp
Automotive News
United States
Women's Rights Group Disbands at University of Tennessee
The Associated Women Students at the University of Tennessee has disbanded. President Glenda Rae Ruby of Chattanooga says no more issues of vital concern for women exist, ending one of the campus’s oldest organizations. The group helped win a dorm sign out policy allowing coeds to leave for the night with 36 scholastic credits and parental consent.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Associated Women
University of Tennessee
Glenda Rae Ruby
Chattanooga
AWS
This Date in History January 30 1970 Snapshot
The page lists notable events tied to January 30 across history. Highlights include Hitler becoming chancellor in 1933, Jackson assassination attempt in 1835, Yerba Buena becoming San Francisco in 1847, FDR birth in 1882, Gandhi assassination in 1948, Churchill burial in 1965, and related mid century and recent notes on McArthur, West Germany Israel tanks, and Nixon draft plans.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Andrew Jackson
Capitol Building
Washington
New Zealand
British Empire
California
Yerba Buena
San Francisco
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New York
Mohandas Gandhi
New Delhi
Winston Churchill
Bladon
England
Douglas McArthur
U.S
West Germany
Israel
Richard Nixon
Pentagon
Vietnam
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Doris M. Eldridge
Charles St
Larry H. Hal
Park ST
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