VALC urges changes in state's traffic laws
The VALC report released in Richmond favors tougher penalties to remove incompetent and chronic offenders from highways. It urges repeal of the implied consent law and calls for mandatory jail terms for suspended or revoked license drivers, with prior records reviewed by judge or jury.
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Richmond
Ha ‘Wit
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
General Assembly
Legislative Commission
Mosby G. Perrow Jr
Lynchburg
Lee Am
VALC
WALC
Car theft report turns into surprise mileage boost
Lakeland Florida Horace Hancock reported his car stolen and later recovered it ran better than before. Police said another motorist called a garage to report the car stalled at a shopping center parking lot and he was not the owner.
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Lakeland
Fla
Horace Hancock
Dog That Bit Child Not Rabid After Observation
Cleveland city game ward and an SPCA agent reported a dog that bit a boy did not show rabies signs after a 10 day observation. The boy suffers no injuries beyond a chin bite and hand scratch and received anti rabies treatment as a precaution. The dog cannot be identified.
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Ervin Cleveland
S.P.C.A
Chris Katunas
Stephen Katunas
Cleveland
Alliance City Hospital Sees Higher Births Then 1961 62
Hospital Administrator Robert Carey told the board at the regular meeting that births at Alliance City Hospital had run higher this year than in the same periods of 1961 and 1962. A few hours later the hospital recorded its first triplets, three girls born to Mr and Mrs Melvin Culler of Beloit Ohio.
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Alliance, Ohio
Robert Carey
Thier
Alliance City Hospital
Melvin Culler
Beloit
Ohio
Mechanic Mixes up Keys in Hancock Car Mixup
A mechanic mistakenly took the wrong set of keys and started a car matching Hancock's vehicle. The owner reports his car remains at the shopping center and was not moved. The incident centered on key mixup and mistaken car usage.
Firm plans $750,000 plant on Old Rugby Road
A company producing welding parts for A. O. Smith Esabies intends to break ground today on a 90,000 square foot plant on a 12 acre site on Old Rugby Road in Albemarle County. The facility should be completed early next spring with 14 initial employees and potential expansion.
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T Vap
Smith Esabies
Albemarle County
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