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_PALMER, ALASKA
Traffic, Liquor Law Violations
Account for Palmer Police Arrests
Traffic and liquor violations
accounted for a number of ar
rests by Palmer police during
the past two weeks.
Jack Corey, Mile 78, Glenn
Highway, was arrested Oct. 23
for mis-use of license plates
and was fined $24. A juvenile
living at Mile 63, Glenn High
way, arrested on the same
charge, was also fined $25.
Duane Wallace Anderson
was fined $50 for negligent
driving on Oct. 27, and a pre
vious suspended sentence of
$50 was revoked.
On Oct. 30, William Dennis
Hart and Frank D. Tyone were
arrested for being intoxicated
in public. Each was fined $20.
Wayne Fred Klayum was
apprehended on Nov. 2 for ob
taining and consuming intoxi
cating liquors. A previous sus
pended sentence of $200 was
revoked, and he was fined an
additional $100. Arrested at the
same time was a juvenile from
Mile 61, Glenn Highway, char
ged as a minor in possession of
alcohol. He was transferred to
the Anchorage city jail and
turned over to the Youth and
Adult Authority.
On Nov. 1, Wayne Wallace
Campbell was picked up on a
bench warrant, charging viola
tion of the minors in possession
of alcohol statute. A previous
10-day suspended sentence was
revoked, and he was given an
Biathlon Tryouts
To Choose Best
Skiers, Marksmen
Selection of the best skiers
and marksmen in the U. S. Ar
my modern biathlon unit will
take place at the Independence
Mine ski area on Nov. 19, Nov.
21, and Nov. 23, according to
Julius Moor, Independence re
sort owner.
Elmination and qualification
tryouts will begin at 9 a.m. on
Nov. 19 and Nov. 21, and at 1
p.m. on Nov. 23. Awards will
be presented at the No. 1 bunk
house at 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 23.
Final tryouts are scheduled
for Red Lodge, Montana on
Dec. 23.
Some of those selected at In
dependence will take part in
elimination trials for special
Nordic events (cross country
and jumping) in December at
Walla Walla, Wash.
From these final tryouts, a
team of biathlon and one of
special events will be chosen to
represent the United States in
competition with the best ath
letes in the world at the inter
national winter Olympic games
at Innsbruck, Austria in Jan
uary, 1964.
Improvements Made
At Local Airport
Landing lights are now
hooked up and operating every
400 feet along the north-south
runway at the Palmer airport,
Floyd Spickerman of the Mat
anuska Valley Airmen said this
week.
The lights, which operate on
electric eye controls, add a
considerable measure of safety
for pilots using the field at
night.
Spickerman said the parking
area at the airport has been
graded and leveled off to ac
commodate more cars, and
that the airmen are negotiating
with a local farmer to lease an
eight-acre portion of airport
property not now being used
for aviation purposes.
He noted that the two cents
per gallon flowage fee collect
ed by airport fuel dealers is
earning a good source of rev
enue for the landing field.
Ownership of the Palmer air
port was turned over to the
city of Palmer this year, and
the airmen’s group has assum
ed operation and maintenance
of the landing facility.
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additional 10-day sentence and
fined $150.
On Nov. 2, Andrey Gasso
moff was fined $15 and sen
tenced to 10 days in jail (sus
pended). He was charged with
being drunk in public.
For the same charge on Nov.
3, Ivan Stickman of Palmer
was fined $25 and given a 30
day suspended sentence.
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Chamber to Return
To Regular Schedule
The Matanuska Chamber
of Commerce will resume its
twice-monthly luncheon meet
ings on first and third Wed
nesdays next month, members
of the board of directors decid
ed this week.
Candidates for four positions
on the board have been nam
ed. They are Rod Cottrell, Bill
Butler, Eld Smith, Betty Mears,
Barney Fish, Ben Bolen, Dr.
Boyd Skille, and LeRoy John
son.
Directors whose two - year
terms are expiring are Ted
Schmidtke, Barney Fish, and
A1 Brooks. One candidate will
be elected to fill the final year
of the term left vacant by Ste
wart Durrant’s resignation.
The next meeting will be
Wednesday, Nov. 20, at 12 noon
in the Frontier Cafe.
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station is in the Virgin Islands,
he added.
Under the board of regents
plan, the legislature would ask
Congress to repeal the 1947 act.
•which would give Alaska the
same kind of setup other states
now have, according to Wood.
If I thought this transfer of
functions would reduce the
research program in Alaska, I
would drop it like a hot pota
to,” the president stated. “We
have a lot of work to do to
reach the stage where we can
supply a large per cent of the
food we consume.”
He said the Matanuska Val
ley continues to be the prime
agricultural area of the state,
but added that more research
facilities are needed on the
Kenai peninsula and in the
Tanana Valley. He also men
tioned agricultural possibilities
in the Big Delta, Copper River,
and Kuskokwim areas.
Wood said he plans to be in
Palmer later this month.
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