Turtle Eye Robbers Anger Residents
Melbourne Beach residents accuse thieves of destroying more than six sea turtle nests in recent weeks along the Brevard County coast. Commissioner Knox Campbell notes the coastline shows heavy nesting. a daytime sea turtle came ashore to lay and return to the sea, witnessed by about ten people. Residents allege dune buggy tracks near nesting sites indicate eggs removed by beach riders, threatening the giant sea turtle population which lays 150 to 1,200 eggs per nesting.
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Melbourne Beach
Fla
Knox Campbell
Brevard County
Campbell Eses
Good Samaritan Paroled From Michigan Prison Camp
James Leboeuf, once an escapee since 1968, is granted two year parole in Ohio supervision after helping a police officer in Lansing. The former inmate, 28, was in a minimum security camp in the Upper Peninsula and plans to aid ex convicts. Leboeuf, active in church and community work, has rehabilitated and will work with ex offenders.
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Lansing
Mich
James Leboeuf
Michigan
Ohio
Leboeuf
Ohio Parole Board
Upper Peninsula
Lebeouf
Servicemen News Highlights Local Navy Marine Recruits
Navy recruit James D. Robertson son of Otis E. Robertson completes basic training at Naval Training Center Orlando Florida. Marine corporal Rickey H. Agee, son of Edward E. Agee, promoted in Okinawa with Third Marine Division. Marine PFC Michael R. Howard completes technical training at Aviation Structural Mechanic School Memphis Tennessee. Marine Lance Cpl Fred F. Banks assigned to Battalion Landing Team 2 9 with Seventh Fleet based in Okinawa Western Pacific.
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NAVY
James D. Robertson
Otis E. Robertson
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Naval Training Center
Orlando
Fla
Rickey H. Agee
Edward E. Agee
Waite St
Marine Corps
Okinawa
Third Marine Division
Michael R. Howard
Ray Howard
S. Dixie Highway
Aviation Structural Mechanic School
Memphis, Tenn
Cpl
Fred F. Banks
Cora Banks
Franklin
Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Detroit’s anti obscenity law struck down as unconstitutional
U S District Judge Philip A Pratt ruled Detroit’s three month old anti obscenity ordinance invalid in a test case brought by Royal News Co The ruling said the measure was over broad and vague and thus defective The judge named Detroit Police Commissioner John Nichols and the city as defendants The ordinance proposed by Councilman David Eberhard aimed to ban material with a predominant sexual theme The official said the decision shows government by the courts and suggested licensing or zoning as alternative strategies
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Detroit
U.S. District Court
Philip A. Pratt
Royal News Company
Ohio Corporation
John Nichols
David Eberhard
Lue ‘Theran
Eberhard
New Orleans
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