Towing Tangles at Hudson River Pier Provokes Flee and Fights
A New York City tow yard tale features angry owners clashing with tow crews as cars are hauled to Pier 97. Capt. Morro and Sgt. Noble recount odd escapes and schemes to avoid payment, from ignition revivals to improvised blockades and sob stories.
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New York
UPI
Dominick Morro
New York City
Hudson
River Pier 97
Morro
Sgt
Eugene Noble
Noble
Frank Lane
Pleads Guilty To Elks Club Break-In
Charles W. Boles, 19, pleaded guilty to breaking into the Elks Country Club in June. He received five months in jail with credit for time served, and must repay about 1 000 dollars for cash taken and club damage. A restitution figure will include a damage appraisal for doors and windows. The case involves an October return from Salt Lake City to face the charge.
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Elks Club
Charles W. Boles
S. Linwood Ave
Elks Country Club
Boles
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Salt Lake City
The
Elks
Richard Hauser
Donald Derby
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