Driver Freed On Three Traffic Counts
Richard A. Coover of 46 East Water St was found innocent of reckless driving failure to stop after an accident and driving under the influence of alcohol. He pleaded innocent to all charges. Three city policemen who testified could not identify Coover as the driver of the car involved. Donald J. McCabe of 29 Fairview Ave paid a $29 fine after pleading innocent to spinning his car's wheels on Public Square. William T. Light Jr of 183 N Colonial Dr paid $13 for failure to obey a traffic signal at Washington St and Summit Ave. he pleaded guilty. Richard R. McGowen of 123 Buena Vista Ave paid $14 for following another car too closely along S Potomac St. he pleaded innocent. Paul E. Palladino of Summit Ave and B Donald Wallace of Crestview Ave were found guilty of disorderly conduct after a brawl outside the courtroom. Palladino will serve five days in jail while Wallace paid a $26.45 fine. Palladino was found guilty of stealing radios and a briefcase with papers valued at $95 June 1 from Wallace. He was sentenced to 20 days in jail after pleading innocent. Miss Susan McDonald of Smithsburg was found innocent after pleading the same. Palladino claimed McDonald knew nothing of the stolen articles.
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Richard A. Coover
East Water St
Cooyer
Donald J. McCabe
Fairview Ave
Public Square
William T. Light Jr
N. Colonial Dr
Palladino
Washington County
Wallace
Susan McDonald
Smithsburg
Miss McDonald
New Hagerstown Commuter Unveils Allegheny Jet Service
City and county officials toured the Allegheny Commuter in brief flights as Henson Aviation showcased the new ten passenger jet. The article notes the aircraft carries ten passengers and two crew members and hints at initial operability plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henson Aviation
Allegheny
ICC Calls for Congress Probe of Grave Rail Passenger Service
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged a three part plan to Congress: study national rail passenger needs through 1985, preserve a minimum service level during the study, and consider policy changes to support passenger trains. It noted a 60 percent drop in regular intercity trains over the past decade and pressed for both a modern network and stable rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen M. Aug
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ragion
ICC
House
Senate
Congress
Beittle
Penn Central Ends Direct Washington Chicago Train Service
Penn Central plans to end its direct Washington Chicago passenger service after July 6, requiring travelers to change trains at Baltimore and Harrisburg. The ICC urged a national rail policy, citing a downward patronage trend and rising losses. Through service to Chicago will be eliminated. only the Baltimore & Ohio route remains direct.
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Washington
Penn Central Co
Chicago
Wash
ICC
Belington
Penn Central
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Balaesto
Timore & Ohio
Paul
Vis
New York
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New Hagerstown
Syerlys
Aca
Iomen's Shoes
Famous Makers
AIR Treds
Children’s Shoes
Buster Brown & American JR
Men‘s Famous Name Shoes
Road Hogs
Manhattan
Pedwin
Women's & Children’s
Porarily
Povettae Anta Gotedur
D.C
H.P. Briggs & Stratton
H.P. Huffy
Sheraton
Hagerstown
Maryland Ave
Downsville Pike
Rier
Cenging
Ino
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