Crematory case photos on computer spark apology demand
In Noble Georgia the Tri State Crematory operator's attorney calls for an apology after a courtroom disclosure that cadaver photos were found on a home computer. The images, stored possibly on a computer given by Northwestern Technical Institute, do not include any of the 330 bodies found at the crematory site.
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Vaughan Cleared of Felony Lying in State Land Deal
Roland H. Vaughan, an engineer with political ties, was found innocent of felony theft by deception but guilty of a misdemeanor conflict of interest in a warehouse construction deal. The verdicts came after a 6 1/2 hour jury deliberation in Montgomery. Sentencing for the misdemeanor is set for April 18.
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Newborn girl found in high school bathroom in Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach police investigated after a custodian found a white female newborn dead in a girls bathroom toilet at First Colonial High School. Police seek the mother's identity and whether the infant was delivered alive. The medical examiner will determine cause of death.
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Virginia Beach
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First Colonial
Drought prompts early water releases halt in West Virginia
The West Virginia Corps of Engineers stopped releases from Summersville Dam due to drought, with Evaldi noting it’s early yet could affect summer water supply. The Geological Survey warns of potential hard decisions by mid summer as river gaging data reach back a century. Contact Bill Archer at barcher bdtonline.com.
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Legislature highlights and bills on privacy and price controls
Lawmakers push background checks for trials if Wise signs Senate Bill 664. The plan tightens rail crossing penalties to comply with federal law. Privacy bill HB2374 bars colleges from posting student Social Security numbers on public documents. SB97 criminalizes online harassment and obscene material. HB2730 expands mastectomy coverage and post surgery care. SB598 raises protected equity in bankruptcy from 30k to 50k. HB4354 halts bankers hours as rural banks may open fewer days. HB4116 bans emergency price hikes above 10 percent for essential goods.
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Wise
Senate
Mercer dog thefts prompt警警警 witnesses sighting red pickup and white van
Mercer police report ongoing dog thefts with purebreds resold as pets. Several witnesses saw a red full sized pickup and a white van in affected areas. Investigators have few leads, no driver licenses or tags. Pet owners urged to supervise pets and report tips to Greg Jordan at gjordan bottonline.com.
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McDowell County Remand In Drug Case Ends Improvidently
Judge Faber ruled the McDowell County case was removed improvidently on June 21 2001 and granted remand to the Circuit Court of McDowell County. He noted defendants argue the drug falls under the Controlled Substance Act and FDA rules while a separate Purdue Pharma suit remains pending in McDowell Circuit Court.
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Circuit Court
McDowell County
McDowell Circuit
Sharon Faye Baker
Purdue Pharma
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