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09 Nov 1996

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

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Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

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Nov 09, 1996

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Obituaries from West Virginia and Virginia communities

Death notices cover multiple local figures including John William Hoback Sr. of Anawalt and Rader Joel Farmer of Bluefield, with funeral arrangements handled by Cravens-Shires and related houses. Other obituaries list Willard Holmes of Bluefield, Barns Buchanan of Sugar Grove, and Laurence Lambert of Piqua, plus many more.

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John William Hoback, Sr Anawalt W.va Welch Cravens-Shires Funeral Home Bluewell Rader Joel Farmer Graham Manor Bluefield Cravens- Shires Funeral Home Willard Holmes Pageton McConnell Funeral Home Barns Wilson Buchanan Sugar Grove Bristol, Tenn Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home Tazewell Laurence Lambert Beverly Dr Piqua Ohio Piqua Memorial Medical Center Jamieson & Yannucci Funeral Home John Hoback John William Hoback Moose Lodge Winston-Salem John “Junior” Hoback, Jr Walkertown N.C Vickie Marie Baker Pinnacle Mildred Woolridge Larry Hoback McDowell County Cravens-Shires Robert Walker Soulsville Arthur Ora Tilley Farmer Baptist Church Nancy R. Lynn Farmer Samuel Lilly Hinton Brian K. Lilly Mary Pierson Odd Phyllis Treadway Mt. Hope Sallie Duncan Georgia Wanda Lilly William Farmer Indianapolis Ind Mildred Harman King, N.C Maxine Bowman Albany Ruby Shumate McGraws Roger Robbins Woodlawn Memorial Park Maitland William and Mary Gentile Lambert Margaret L. Asbury Retreat Grace United Methodist Church Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks Lodge Fraternal Order of the Eagles American Legion Post Hobart Quarter Century Club Troy Tipp City U.S. Army Hobart Corp Larry Harriet Lambert Charlottesville Brenda John Galley Hope Galley Heath Galley Sarah Lambert Andy Lambert Joseph Lambert Christiansburg J.L. Lambert Paul Lambert Ann Howard Westerville Eula Bowling Pineville Grace United Methodist Elks Lodge Abingdon William Leon Gillespie Bristol Regional Medical Center Matewan Buchanan County Virginia Dulles International Airport Washington, D.C U.S. Navy Virginia Snead Gillespie James W. Gillespie Fairfax Jamie Kaye Gillespie Shannon Paige Gillespie Virginia Tech Blacksburg Farris John Wesley Price Mike Trent Clinch Valley Memorial Park Richlands Randall Ratliff Donald Ratliff Roger Rife Jim Gillespie Randy Ratliff Greg Rife Sam Altizer Reggie Kessee James Tickles Raymond Matney Henry Williams, Jr Dexter Davis Elwood Edwards Gary Skinner, Sr James Waddell James K. Pitts
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FCC chief vows to fight end of liquor ad ban

FCC Chairman Reed Hundt urged broadcasters to keep the voluntary ban on hard liquor ads, warning that government action could follow if the industry relents. He praised networks for maintaining policies while noting odd gaps among other stations and cable outlets.

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FCC Washington Federal Communications Commission Reed Hundt Hundt ABC CBS NBC Fox National Association of Broadcasters Dennis Wharton Fred Meister Distilled Spirits Council of the United States Congress
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Simpson Trial Witness Explains Lack of Bloody Evidence

In Santa Monica, pathologist Werner Spitz offered an explanation in OJ Simpson's murder case how he could kill two people and clean up quickly with little blood. He described wounds on the victims from a death struggle, suggesting fingernail gouges on Simpson's fingers from the confrontation.

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Santa Monica Calif O.J. Simpson Werner Spitz Jur
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