Deaths and funerals in Maryland Virginia and New Mexico
James A. Broady Jr. of Silver Spring Maryland died December 15 1995 at home. He taught art at Shaw University A and T College Henry Hudson Junior High School and had works in multiple collections. Memorial services are set January 20 at Woodlawn Cemetery Chapel Bronx. The notice lists other obituaries from Bluefield and nearby towns including Claude E. Boyd Glenn E. Kitts Zane Dale Lowe and Imogene S. Hankins with funeral details and survivors.
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James A. Broady Jr
Silver Spring
New York City
Saltville
Red Jacket
Bluefield State College
Bluefield
Columbia University
Alfred University
Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture
Mexico City College
Temple University
City College of New York
Bluefield State
Mingo County
Shaw University
Raleigh
N.C
A and T College
Greensboro
New York
Henry Hudson
Barnett-Alden
Washington, D.C
Skowhegan School of Sculpture and Painting
Skowhegan
CBS
CBS Television
Charles Karault
Marble Collegiate Church
Charles
James Marshall
Woodlawn Cemetery
Bronx
N.Y
Swords Creek
Claude E. Boyd
Richlands
Honaker
Glenn E. Kitts
Brushfork
West Virginia
Arthur M
Cora Ellen Stevenson Kitts
U.S. Army
U.S. Steel
United Mine Workers of America
Doris Graham Kitts
Timothy Lee Kitts
Stem
Robert B
Susie) Cochran
Nemours
Gail Morris Thompson
Brushfork Falls Mills Road
Irvin Kitts
Clarence Kitts
Matewan
Russell Kitts
Mokena
Clovis, N.M
Zane Dale Lowe
Clovis
Baptist Valley
New Mexico
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Imogene S. Hankins
ADRIA
Imogene Sloan Hankins
Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home
Tazewell
ACLU Says Capitol Becomes Public Forum for Expression
The ACLU says the Capitol has become a public forum after officials allowed Rita Warren to place a Nativity scene at the front entrance. Kent Willis states that once space is opened to expression, others may use it for any message, regardless of content.
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Richmond
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Capitol
Senate
House of Delegates
Rita Warren
Fairfax County
Kent Willis
ACLU
Whitewater notes spark new Republican questions
Washington AP Republicans say White House notes by William Kennedy raise questions about possible links to the death of Vince Foster and the Whitewater inquiry. They cite a July 20 1993 reference to FBI subpoenas against David Hale and discuss Rose Law Firm file handling as possible evidence of obstruction. White House denies any wrongdoing and dismisses the notes as routine.
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Washington
White House
Whitewater
Clinton
William Kennedy
FBI
David Hale
Vince Foster
Kennedy
Foster
Mark Fabiani
David Kendall
Kendall
Hilla Rodham Clinton
Rose Law
Alfonso D‘amato
Rn.y
Senate Whitewater Committee
Oklahoma bombing prosecutors consent to possible transfer
Oklahoma City AP prosecutors say they do not want the federal building bombing trial moved from Oklahoma to Charleston West Virginia. They would not object to moving the trial to Tulsa while keeping it in Oklahoma to aid victims families attendance. A survey of 400 potential jurors in five cities found varying guilt perceptions for McVeigh and Nichols, with Tulsa showing higher guilt estimates for both defendants.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Charleston
W.va
Timothy McVeigh
Terry Nichols
Tulsa
Donald Vinson
cisionQuest, Inc
Lawton
Kansas City
Kan
Denver
Albuquerque
N.M
McVeigh
Nichols
Okla
Homa City
Steven Jones
Korean baby adoption proceeds despite shutdown makes Christmas home
Huntington couple Kevin and Kimberly Turley will bring their adopted Korean baby girl, Catlyn Louise, to Columbus for Christmas after visas were delayed by furloughed embassy workers. Senator Rockefeller intervened, sending a letter to expedite approval. The Turleys previously adopted a son from Korea and faced multiple delays due to the budget impasse.
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Huntington
Korea
West Virginia
Kevin
Kimberly Turley
Catlyn Louise
Columbus
Ohio
Kevin Turley
Oh Hyun Choi
U.S
Seoul
South Korea
Turleys
Sen
Jay Rockefeller
Rockefeller
D-W.va
Con
Turley
Jacob
Pittsburgh
Police seize pound of pot in Buchanan County raid
Grundy Virginia police through the 29th District Drug Task Force seized about a pound of marijuana from a Home Creek Road residence Wednesday evening. Sheriff Paul Crouse said suspects have not yet been charged but indictments are expected when the Circuit Court reconvenes in January.
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Grundy
Home Creek Road
Buchanan County
Paul Crouse
29Th District Drug Task Force
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George Shrewsbury
Rutledge
Amy Samuel
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Busfield Baily Telegraph
Thomas A.colley
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Derry News
Teddy Paynter
Samantha Perry
Barbara Hawkins
Terri Hale
Tammy Richardson
Randy Sanger
Steve Smith
Rhonda Wade Watson
Bobby English
Unin Mace
Mastercard
Visa
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
National Advertising Rep
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