Motorist Fined $200 License Suspended After Hit and Run
A 20 year old motorist, James D. Berry of 1714 Philadelphia Ave, was fined $200 and had his license suspended for a year after fleeing the scene of an accident at 608 Crawford St. He also paid $10 for a license violation. Berry was arrested Tuesday at Verity Parkway and Hanover Street after a hit and run last Friday. In other cases, 38 drivers paid $875 for speeding violations.
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James D. Berry
Philadelphia Ave
J. T. Lamb
Berry
Verity Parkway
Hanover Street
Crawford St
John M. Burnie
Ronald
Billy Ray Terry
Central Ave
Donald Davis
S. Dixie Highway
John H. Moon
10Th Ave
William B Wilder
Easter Ave
Carlisle
Lee O'Neill
Carolina St
William Rose
West
Alexandria Road
Ronald D. Barrett
Well Road
Mae
Fines Levied for Driving Offenses In Various Addresses
A list of individuals including Hatfield 27, Joe Stutz 33, Larrie Lee Ballard 26, Willie L. Adkins 30, William H. Farler 20, and Donald E. Sixt 39 were fined in connection with traffic violations. Fines ranged from 10 to 50 dollars for offenses such as speeding, failure to report an accident, license and ordinance violations, and noise or yield infractions at multiple Baltimore Street, Broad Street, Germantown Road, and Henry Street locations.
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Hatfield
Joe Stutz
Brookhaven Drive
Baltimore St
Trenton
Larrie Lee Ballard
Henry St
Willie L. Adkins
Germantown Road
William H. Farler
Broad St
Tennis Dent
Donald E. Sixt
Bee Sting Causes Truck to Run Off Highway in Lock Haven
A tractor trailer veered off a central Pennsylvania highway near Lock Haven after a bumble bee stung the driver. The truck, carrying a bulldozer, toppled down a 125 foot embankment. the driver escaped injury.
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Lock Haven
Pennsylvania
Purchase Of Land For Prison Near Portsmouth
The State Controlling Board approved buying 257.79 acres to complete the Lucasville prison site. Architect Carl Bentz said the land adds to 1,704 acres already acquired for Ohio's new 25 million dollar maximum security facility replacing the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus. The five parcels cost 430,550 dollars with bids expected in February or March and construction possibly starting in April or May.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Controlling Board
Ohio
Lucasville
Portsmouth
Carl Bentz
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Bentz
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