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tive equipment, continued to June 16.
James Edward Puckett, 70/66, $45/29.
Juan Ramirez, 73/66, $64/29.
Henry H. Robinson, driving under influence, continued to July 21.
Mary Martha Sandefer, 74/55, continued six months; foil to wear seat belt, dismissed.
Jack Spencer Scovel, 74/56, $67/24.
Whitney C. Scully Sr., no trailer lights, $20/24.
Aubrey Douglas Settle, drive while suspended, operators license suspended 30 days, $100/29; fail to wear seat belt, $25/29.
William Patrick Smith III, 70/65, $45/24.
Gregory Allen Smoot, driving under influence, continued.
Robert Leroy Sponaugle, reckless driving, reduced to speeding (70/55), $45/24.
Gregory Eugene Thomas, reckless driving, $100/29; no valid operators license, $25/29.
Carla Jo-Ann Turner, 70/55, $45/24; fail to wear seat belt, $25/24.
Jerry Weinstein, 72/55, $51/24.
Horace Elbert Wines Jr., unsafe equipment, $20/29; fail to wear seat belt, $25/29.
George Bradley Woods, no operators license, $25/24.
ArCom acquires
The Marketer
ArCom Newspapers announced this week acquisition of The Marketer, an eight-year-old Washington area “shopper” publication, from Eitner & Company, Inc.
The Marketer is distributed to 110,000 households as an insert in the Washington Post to Fairfax and Loudoun county homes. The monthly publication is targeted primarily to holiday advertisers.
“Our interest in this highly successful publication,” said Arthur W. Arundel, chairman of Arcom, “will meet customer demand for wider Northern Virginia market advertising distribution.”
Scotty Eitner founded the publication. Ms. Eitner will continue to manage it as an Arcom executive. The purchase price was not disclosed.
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