Jail Sentence and Multiple Fines Seen in Municipal Court
In municipal court Judge J. T. Lamb sentenced Harold Ferguson to three days in jail and fined him 200 dollars for driving while suspended. Michael Chamberlain received 50 dollar fines for eluding police, registration violations, and an anti noise violation after a chase on Halloween night. A slate of motorists were fined 50 dollars for anti noise violations and careless driving, with numerous others charged for unsafe operation, excessive speed, and related infractions. 14 speeders were fined 390 dollars and 12 motorists forfeited speeding bonds totaling 350 dollars.
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J. T. Lamb
Harold Ferguson
Moore St
Queen Ave
Michael Chamberlain
Logan Ave
George R. Little
Austin
Ind
Bobby D. Salley
Illinois Ave
Ernest H. Allen
Pearl St
Robert E. Moore
Arlington Ave
William O. Gibson
Vannest Ave
Roger Haney
Park St
Otis G. Tate
Burbank Ave
Gerald W. Crowe
Trenton Place
Trenton
Timothy W. Gilbert
Jewell Ave
Mayford A. Harris Jr
Yellow Springs
William Lloyd Johnson
Oxford
Paul L. Carpenter
Somerville
Sandra S. Riley
Omaha St
Rickey Lee van Zant
Navaho St
Mason Lee Adkins
Gingrich Road
Roberts Russell
Ninth Ave
Jack Campbell
Hamilton
James Jackson
Kyle Station Road
Sherman D. Adkins
Waite St
Arley Griffey
Ralph Carpenter
Wilbraham Road
Margaret K. Quinn
14Th Ave
Barbara Patterson
Sixth Ave
Herbert A. Kirby
Wilson Drive
Franklin
Robert D. Downs
Decker Road
Pamela Lee Andrews
Robert Allen Parker
Easter Drive
Carlisle
Lavern Long
Man Gets Probation In Bogus Money Case
In Cincinnati AP report, Robert M. Peddicord, 34, Middletown, pleaded guilty in U S district court to passing counterfeit $20 bills and was sentenced to two years probation with a drinking ban. Judge Hogan set outside drinking option. Woolum and Neace, both Chicago, received five-year prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robert M. Peddicord
Middletown
U.S. District Court
Timothy S. Hogan
Peddicord
Howard Woolum
Garnie A. Neace
Chicago
Gis On Trial For Murder In Karlsruhe Slaying
Spec. 4 Russell E. Waddle, 21, of Kenton Ohio, and Spec. 4 Bruce R. Shipper, 21, Flint Michigan, to be tried by a German court for the August 12 stabbing of businessman Kurt Hofmann, 52, in his clothing store. Two German attorneys appointed by the U.S. government will defend the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlsruhe
Germany
Russell E. Waddle
Kenton
Ohio
Bruce R. Shipper
Flint
Mich
U.S
Kurt Hofmann
Meier Wins Best Speed Award at Eastern Lanes
Leroy Meier former Toastmasters Club president won the clubs best speed award at Eastern Lanes last night for a talk on Training Manuel Use. Victor Curtis Robit Forsythe John Clarke and Charles Hall attended with Clarke as toast master and Hall as topic master.
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Leroy Meier
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Manuel Use
Victor Curtis
Robit Forsythe
John Clarke
Charles Hall
Five Men Sought in Akron Acme Supermarket Robbery
Akron detectives hunt five armed men after a $5 500 holdup at the Acme Supermarket. Four entered the store and forced customers to the floor while they took cash from registers and the safe. The fifth man drove the getaway car, later found abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
Akron
Acme
Youth Treated After Fight At Local Café
Tom Hickey 18 of Huntsville was examined at Middletown Hospital after an altercation at Some Place cafe on S Main Street. Another youth was injured but not treated. deputy withheld the second victim’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hickey
Huntsville
Middletown Hospital
Some Place
S. Main Street
Excello
Butler County
Ron Parsley
Lemon Monro e High to Stage You Cant Take It With You
Lemon Monroe High School senior class presents you cant take it with you in a three act updated play. The production directed by Mrs Ewart uses a modified hippy style with a large cast led by George Puckett and Darlene Stephens. Student director Gail Osborn and lighting director Mike Baker oversee production, with Goodie Piper and Linda Lyons handling publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon-Monroe High School
Della Ewart
Lemon-Monroe High
Witten
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Ewart
George Puckett
Darlene Stephens
Bob Callahan
Bob Beowaski
Carolyn Collins
Jacquie Hall
Bob Bolin
Benny Murphy
Bob Morehead
Mike Roberts
Linda Lyons
David Myers
Judy Oberle
Joe Beatty
Gary Willis
Neil Ridenour
Charlie Kleine
Ross Madden
Gail Osborn
Mike Baker
Goodie Piper
Pair Burned In Explosion At Cincinnati Substation
Two men were burned in an explosion at the Miami Fort substation of Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co in Cleves. James Rogers 57 was in serious condition and Carl Scranton 46 in fair condition as investigators work to determine the nature of the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Miami Fort
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cleves
James Rogers
Carl Scranton
Pioneer 9 On Course To Guard Moon Mission
Spacecraft Pioneer 9 entered solar orbit to monitor sun radiation storms that could threaten lunar astronauts. A 40‑pound communications satellite launched with it serves as a practice target for the U S space tracking network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Pioneer 9
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Four Hurt as Penn Central Train Detours Near Kokomo
Four people were injured when three cars and a diesel engine derailed from a five car Penn Central passenger train about six miles southeast of Kokomo Indiana. The injured, including 54 year old Thurston McNear of Cincinnati, were listed in satisfactory condition. The train was traveling from Cincinnati to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Penn Central
Thurston McNear
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Stanley Job
First Ave
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