The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 September 1966 — Page 5
JP Court News The following cases were disposed (f through H. Newton Williams Justice of Peace Court last week: Speeding 78 mpn in a 65 mph zone crew a fine of $19.25 for Uoyd L. Cable, of Walkerton. Felipe Gonzales, of Plymouth, failed to register his new car and was arrested and fined $19.25 for not having license plate. This was
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a situation where the Illinois auto dealer informed Gonzalea that a license plale was not necessary to drive a car back to his home state. Local police made this arrest. Walkerton police arrest'd Jon F. Felix on a public intoxication charge and his plea of guilty brought a fine of $11.25. Michael R, Newcomer of North Liberty, was ticketed by Indiana State Police on a reckless driv-
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ing charge He requested a change of venue to .South Bend Court, which was granted. Larry J. Cleveland of Plymouth was granted a change of venue to South Bend on a charge of improper starting from a parked position, which resulted in an accident Involving property damage to two cars. Gilbert E. Zahm. Walkerton, lost control of his automobile and landed in a field, causing damagt
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to his ear and farm property. Indiana State Police charg<"d him cith reckless driving and he paid ’•19.25 on his plea of guilty. Donald K. Russell of North Libertv, was arrested by Indiana State Police for failure to display licenw plate en a trailer anil paid a fine of $19.25. Terry L. Glon ot North Libert x permitted a violation and paid a fine of $19.25. Gerry L. Ernsberger drove thru
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a red light and strucl another automobile causing extensive dan age to the second ear. He pai^l a fine of sl9 25. John Kis sis Jr. ot s >uth Bend was arrested and two charge^ ware lodged against h m, dnviig' under the inthunee of alochoUQ liquor and re, kb-.^ driving, H> pleaded guilty to both <h ug j-j and paid fin--s totaling $06.50. Use the Ulasslf ed Ads ♦
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