Court fines and probation in Monroe District cases
In Monroe District Court last December Ogden faced a charges over the limit and was fined 500 dollars with a suspended 60 day jail term. He was placed on unsupervised probation for five years. The docket included several dozen cases with small fines for various charges.
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District ‘Court
Monroe
Henry Cohn
Biven
Tod D.driggers
Tommy Earl
Wesley D. McKissack
Emanual P. McMurray
Earl
J. Raley
Charles Stewart
Raymond D. Clark
Johnny Wayne Morace
Melvin P. Rabalais
Fines Set in West Monroe DUI Court Action Day
Seven defendants received fines of 300 dollars or 60 days in jail for driving while intoxicated in West Monroe City Court. Judge Charles A. Traylor II gave fines to Spillers, Spillers, Paxton, and Holbrook among others with varied extra penalties and probation. Additional defendants faced fines for battery criminal damage property and other charges with suspended sentences and probation.
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West Monroe
Charles A. Traylor II
Robert D. Spillers
Rt. 6
Jimmy P. Spillers
P.O
Calhoun
Terry Paxton
Trenton
Apt
Tommy W. Holbrook
Hodge
D.W.I
Hershel D. Wheat
Roger E. Dumas
Downey Lane
Monroe
Fred B. Harrell
Tech Station
Ruston
Wynn Carter
Ivy N. Mize
Rt. 7
Lot 40
Break-Ins Theft and Suspects Tied to Monroe Area
Police report details a burglary of Mr. Taco at 4000 DeSiard Monroe with an unlocked door and missing cash, plus a 12 year old juvenile charged in a separate Shady Grove School break-in and released to parents. An attempted murder case in Swartz involves Lewis Patrick 44 held on no bond after a shotgun incident injuring his common law wife Savannah Powell 60. The sequence includes thefts from vehicles at 2504 DeSiard and a purse theft by a pair of women at Twin City Mall prompting a pension of 1570. Additional cases include pigeon drop scheme losses 1570 and fishing gear theft valued 366 from S A Maggio Jr. residence.
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Monroe
Taco
DeSiard
Ouachita Parish
Shady Grove
Flora Williams
Owl
Swartz
Parish
Lewis Patrick
Randolph Daniel
West Monroe
Harold R. Woolsey
S. Grand
Downsville
Police Testing Electric Car for Meter Maid Service
The Monroe Police Department tests an electric vehicle to replace gasoline powered motor scooters used by meter maids. Chief Charles Gaushell says the EV shows financial advantages for future purchase. Officials cite lower operating costs greater safety and more room as key benefits over the current three wheel vehicle.
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Monroe
Charles Gaushell
Gaushell
Oregon Supreme Court rules Boy Scouts need not admit girls
In a split decision the Oregon Supreme Court ruled that public accommodations law does not grant a nine year old girl, Carla Schwenk, the right to join the Boy Scouts. The Columbia-Pacific Council refused her application on gender grounds.
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Salem, Ore
UPI
Oregon Supreme Court
Oregon
Carla Schwenk
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Columbia-Pacific Council
Portland
West Monroe Chamber of Commerce names 1946 committees
President Frank Jenkins announced committee chairmen for the coming year at the West Monroe Chamber of Commerce meeting. Appointees include Louis Gruber for Action Alert Claude Luttrell for Banquet Gordon Mitchell for Commercial Development Mabus Walters for Dues Evaluation Ralph Reed for Education Jerry Lazenby for Highway Jim Pinkstone for Industry John Grantham for Industrial Development P L Booker for North South Highway and Jerry Madden for River Port.
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West
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Frank Jenkins
Jenkins
Louis Gruber
Claude Luttrell
Gordon Mitchell
Mabus Walters
Ralph Reed
Jerry ‘Lazenby
Jim Pinkstone
John Grantham
P. L. Booker
Jerry Madden
Milby Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Villa Lounge Slaying
Ray Milby was convicted by a 12 member jury of second degree murder for the Dec 12 1975 shooting of J W DeMoss Jr at the Villa Lounge Monroe. Sentencing set for 9 a m June 30 in Ouachita Parish with possible life term and parole after 40 years. Milby plans an appeal.
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Billy
Ray Milby
Fourth District Court
Robert Farr
Milby
Ouachita Parish
Bailey”. Grant
J. W. DeMoss Jr
Villa Lounge
Monroe
Beltone offers free hearing aid model to readers
An advertisement from Beltone Electronics promises a free Homper rating model hearing aid to anyone who responds. The tiny unit weighs under one ounce and is described as tear level in one piece. Readers are urged to write to Beltone at 4201 W Victoria St Chicago Illinois 60644 by a mailed deadline.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria St
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