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Assault, Battery Draws 20-Day Term Jail Charles Griffin 23. 228 XT' Wahsatch was sentenced Barbara Kathleen Leyba, 19. Pueblo. I Rennie 44 Woodland apecding 97 mph In 70 mph zone. to 20 days in jail and $6 court Those fined Judge J.m«.

F. Quine i i soliciting rmes, 510. 1 1 costs by County Court Judge Ralph Arnold 25 Date-Line By Ele and Dulaney 2114 Tern- Robert Cole on a charge of as- 0 darda, helmet not refectorized. vehicle sault and battery. Robert Roy Martinez, 19, 2411 hide without a valid license.

50 days of the jail se were: Hiram Alva Sabin, 66, Palmer Lake, failure yield at yield intersection. Case dismissed because of insufficient with no safety inspection sticker, and evidence driving motorcycle without motorcycle li- Daniel Chester Quick. 23, 105 N. Han- cense. $36, I cock driving vehicle without valid Shaw was sentenced to 60 2 $.

47 Nil.Aml^t|op^“t®.rl,'* 21 Ft car Security, misusing platen, $16. Donald Robert Garrison. 21, rt. days HI jail and $6 court costs Perry E. Cotton.

37. 2607 Purdue not having vaoid license. by Judge Cole for driving a ve- 1 m0' Luttrell. 44, 52 N. Albion Charles Clyde Hand, Westminster.

Widefield. dog at large. $16. vehicle (semi-trailer) with expired 1971 Timothy James Hayes. 19, 2911 W.

Col- registration plates, $16. orado theft (shoplift), $31. James Joseph Hanley III, 19, 625 Hath Charles A. L. Moore 26 2213 fence; were suspended on eon- away Drive, speeding, $26.

Ivan hoe Drive, Security, dog at large. there be no traffic viola- Ft' Linda Perdue. 20 2241 Fron- tinntlTnr a nprinrl nf nnp war Kandav Gay Sacora. 21. tier Drive, Security, dog at large.

$16. uonsuior a penoo OI one year. Trailer Court, Fountain, speeding. $26. Richard Edward Vahsholtz.

24. 403 wmtam Herb Elbert 19 and Michael D. Lauderdale, 21. Florissant, i Glenview Circle, displaying false inspec careless driving, $26. tion slicker, $21.

FramT Laverne Roach, 19 both Paul Castaneda, 23. 2913 W. Uintah David Eugene Daigle, 22, Ft. Carson, of Pueblo, were each fined $81 m. by Judge Jack L.

Rocser on charge of theft. i 4 on I Velma Dorene Baumgartner. 39, 7116 OtrlCrS fined by Judge Cole in- Anitra Circle, driving vehicle with ft, pired temporary new and old plates, $16. Martha Hieber, 26-year-old dl- James Michael Becker. 20, 534 Lynn i i i failure to display valid registration.

TectOP of the Kast Rochester Li- It 10 comply with brary, knows from her own ex- Friday, March 31, 1972 Gazette Colorado Springs, Colo. SOLVED BY BEAR SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Po- in baking dishes, coffee tins and me words to use if I decide to my mother is over )jce officer Dan Lynch and his cutaway milk cartons. stop supporting his stories? au thc uow can I prove to colleagues were walking along The owner of the loud voice 1 them that I'm not that sort of when they heard a voice behind gave his occupation as Dear Frank: Give a grin and 4 hue to your dad and tell the at all? the closed door of an apartment in providing information person just heard the fic- Dear Millie: Go and talk at talking about marijuana. ior the booking sheet. tion.

a press agent length with whomever is res- when it comes to me. Take 80 ponsible for counseling at your per cent of what he says about school. Outline your situation, could hear him all the way down the Lynch said. was telling about pre- Dear Ele and Walt: Could you me and discard it. He just and ask that person to intercede pnmmon( nnt starts celebrating when any- with Sister and mom.

and es- paring tne soil ana teen comment about people tombing happens to me and tablish the fact that you are the plants while young i their hair in public? Where is grows in his head. curious but innocent victim of chauffeur elude: Gene Robert Elder. 19, Ft. Carson, speeding, and failure to signal lane change within 200 feet on 4-lane highway, 2 Dennis Hock-trasser. 71.

621 drunk pedestrian. $16. Wilma Marie Rivera. 20, Pueblo. 11y Douglas Lcnnui Gruhe.

21. OLD BOOKS USEFUL ROCHESTER, Y. (AP) Michael Jude Martinez. 20 2061 south perience how useful those old hen the person wielding gate Road, failure to comply with inaiec wu tion law. and not having registration books discarded by a library comb should excuse himself or thing except a super-proua toaav.

io. Ft can be. Miss Hieber. who had herself and 00 to the restroom. Ipappa.

Walt (Copyright. 1972, by United a 1R SUPERB: EASTER DINING Special Easter Dinners Served from Noon 'til Midnight and 116 E. FILLMORE PLUS Our Regular Outstanding Menu of Over 40 Gourmet Italian and American Dinners For Reservations Call 632-5437 Same Italian Owners Since 1920 this appropriate, and where is it noj captain, just on the sec- prank bad manners? Examples being: ond-string team. But to dad church service, movie lobby, Joe Namath, only better. What over your shoulder, your case restaurant table, etc.

Sam are you going to do with a guy example that neither Dear Sam: divide it like purse, locker nor bureau drathusly: if the hair was hei-ng As long as you make your wer is secure storage for things rearranged for sake, correction in high spirits, it rather not be connected the make dad look like-any- with. General housecleaning a Miss Hieber. who had herself and go to the restroom, pappa. Dear Ele: I found some dirty Feature Syndicate, Inc.) pulled hack to permit ease of sex pictures in my locker. Since A party get off the vision, then to one should get there are slits in the door, any- ground until guests loosen up.

bent out of shape by the 60-to 90 one could have slipped them in. How to break that ice can be a seconds of flaying wrists and I was going to get rid of them, most important job. elbows required to complete the but I forgot. Well, what hap- Ele Ice Breakers: 33 Mixerj job. Ele and Walt pened is that we had a surprise can help you insure Dear Walt: My father tells locker search because of a your success.

For a lies about my accomplishments bomb threat, and the pictures copy, write Teenage Date-Line and then I end up lying so he fell out. in care of this newspaper, en- look like a fool. He Now the head Sister thinks closing a dime and a stamped, keeps doing this no matter how some kind of pervert and self-addressed envelope. many times I correct him. My The officers called at the For everyone reading this apartmcnt, and found almost; 150 marijuana seedings growing Dial 632-4641 before 8 p.m.

2 m. can be Carson, driving vehicle with expired tem- began for the library But if the hair is simply being as a page when she was in high school, was given a $100 scholarship bv the Friends of the Library before she entered college. That money was raised from a book sale of discards. She went on to receive a degree in library science from the State University of New York, was appointed director of the library several months ago. The (ribsaii Girl fy So.

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The buzz is that Michael York and Sally Kellerman will be announced next. that a cast to boggle the mind? -AFTER GORE: We chatted with Revel and George Kennedy (happily back together again), and an understatement to say that George is very excited about his role in in Paris finishing up his He loves the latest movie, Last Tango Burt Bacharach-Hal David in so he can return to score and has been rehearsing SELF-STORING SPECIAL Tempered Safety Glass PRE-HUNG PRE-DR1LLED ALL HARDWARE INCLUDED FULL 1" THICK EXTRUDED ALUMINUM i Hollywood by mid-April for that court fight with ex-wife Anna Kashfi over custody of their son, Christian. As for cleaning up at the box office, meaning a lot of people must have cast-iron stomachs. Personally, I think Marlon could have mumbled just as well with only half a ton of cotton balls stuffed in his jaws, but then nobody asked me. -CLASSY CASTINGS: Hadio Programs KSSS 740 Kc.

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Murder, forcible rape and robbery were up 10 per cent across the nation, the report shows. Armed robbery increased 16 per cent. Aggravated assault and burglary rose 8 per cent, while larceny. ($50 value or more) and auto theft rose 2 per cent. The northeastern states showed the biggest increase with 10 per cent.

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