Deeds issued in Mercer County and a trailer fire at Warwick
Mercer County Clerk records show multiple deeds transferred to Tinco Leasing and other buyers, including parcels near Bluefield and Princeton, Beaver Pond District, and Athens. A trailer fire at 109 Satterfield Drive in Warwick Mobile Home Estates destroyed a trailer valued at $5,000 after Edie Lindbergh allegedly left french fries on the stove, per Newport News Fire Department spokesperson Lynn James.
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Mercer County
Edith Bowman
Tinco Leasing Corp
City of
Bluefield
J Melba Jean Brock
William Keith Brock
Lortons Lick Road
Beaver Pond
Ronald P
Lawana Brothers
James C. Vance Sr
Sun Valey Estates
Plymouth
Frank, Macy
Aberdean W. Brown
Richard L. Fuda
Lilly Grove
Bane St
Princeton
Frances Burchett
C.E. Short & Sons Construction Co
Craig E. Short
Bluestone River
Rock
Rock District
Jerry J. Cameron
First Community Bank, Inc
Satterfield Dr
Warwick Mobile Home Estates
Edie Lindbergh
Julie
Murry Clark
Newport News Fire Department
Lynn James
Montcalm
Athens Elementary
Memorial
WV Retail Food Service
Little General Store
Oakvale Road
Athens Road
Little Store
Blue Flash
Jet Mart
Green Valley
New
Old Bluefield
Princeton Road
Kroger
L & M Market
Lashmeet
Mike's Mini Mart
Bluewell
Death sentence reversed in Trimble case
Maryland high court tolls life for James Trimble after overturning his 1982 death sentence for rape and murder on grounds that judge advised unclear jury sentencing options. Court notes 1987 law prohibiting death for minors applies retroactively to Trimble, who was under 18 at time of crime.
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Annapolis
James R. Trimble
Court of Appeals
Trimble
Cullen Holmes
Nila Kay Rodgers
Hormes
Chimney Fire Season Warns Princeton Fire Dept
Princeton Fire Department warns residents to take stove and fireplace precautions after its second chimney fire in two weeks. Lt Mitchell Barker notes creosote buildup and poor wood burning can spark fires. officials urge biannual chimney checks and careful use of wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton Fire Department
Mitchell Barker
Princeton Ave
Linda White
Howell
Barker
Richmond gun ban in public housing spurs mixed views
In Richmond, AP reports residents react to a new gun ban in public housing. Some insist on keeping firearms for protection amid crime, drug trafficking and burglaries, while others support the measure to reduce violence. Judge Williams upholds the ban as a good faith safety effort.
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Richmond
Sondra Davis
Hillside Court
Ms. Davis
LaToya James
Blackwell Complex
U.S
Richard L. Williams
Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority
Richard Gentry
Housing Authority
Chicago
Alma Barlow
Tenants’ Group
Electric chair to stay at Virginia Penitentiary
The 190 year old State Penitentiary remains housing the electric chair for four more months as Greensville Center nears completion mid April. Convicted killer Buddy Earl Justus, 37, is set to die Thursday night for a 1978 Montgomery County rape and murder. Death row inmates Garratano and Peterson have exhausted appeals.
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Richmond
Greensville
Virginia Corrections
Edward W. Murray
Buddy Earl Justus
Ida Mae Moses
Montgomery County
Virginia
Joseph Giarratano
Derick Peterson
Department of Corrections
Ethyl Corp
Pune
CBN Technician Sentenced After Playboy Interruption
Norfolk AP report: Thomas M. Haynie, 38, a CBN technician from Virginia Beach, received a three year suspended sentence plus three years probation and a $1,000 fine for interrupting Playboy channel broadcasts with a religious message. He was acquitted on four other piracy and FCC counts. The incident occurred September 6, 1987, affecting Exxxstasy and Playboy channels. Pat Robertson criticized the verdict as against the weight of the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Christian Broadcasting Network
Thomas M. Haynie
Virinia Beach
Haynie
Federal Communications Commission
U.S
Playboy
Theu
Rebecca Smith
Pat Robertson
CBN
Ten Indicted in Kentucky Illegal Coal Mine Conspiracy
A federal grand jury charged ten Knox County residents in a 17 count indictment for conspiring to violate mine safety laws. They allegedly operated illegal surface mines from December 1985 through June 1990, falsified documents, and transported coal across state lines. Officials say illegal mines threaten workers and will be pursued by MSHA’s task force.
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Lexington
U.S
Knox County
Orville Hubbard
Molly Hubbard
Joe Hubbard
Ronnie Hubbard
Flat Lick
Patricia Hubbard
William Barry Hubbard
Tom Hubbard
Carl Mills
Scals
Jerry Lee Mills
Linda Faye Mills
Gray
U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration
MSHA
Bill Tattersall
Louis DeFalaise
District of
Kentucky
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Daily Record
Boulder Park Subdivision
East River District
Barbara and
Carter
Geneva Walters
Ranch Mobile Home Park
Edward and
Myrtle Carver
James Kevin O'Donnell
Louise M. Casey
John A. Horton
Bramwell
Kenneth L
Margaret W. Chick
Carl L. Hubbard
Oakhurst Ave
Donald P
Jean B. Christie
Randy L. Jennings
Broadway St
Town of
Athens
Charles E. and
Sharon Church
Raymond O'Brien
Franklin St
Citizen's Bank
Tazewell
Dreama F. Mitchell
Springdale Farms
Clovis St
Wetzel W. Wilson
Boone St
H.K. Cole
Kenneth R. Cole
Isom's
Plymouth District
O Commercial Bank
Ernest B. Smith
Hale Addition
Patricia S. Adkins
City Bluefield
O Michael Crane
Woodrow Crane
City of Bluefield
Karen and
Floyd Daniels
Tincone Corp
Mercer County Health Center
Encounters
Frankie
la Salute
Mac Howell
Lena Austin
Richmond Tenants Organization
Hillside Court Complex
Buchanan
Pisgah Road
Imas
Iens
North Street
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Electrolux Vacuum
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