Taps For Sgt Greene Died Six Years After Wounding
Army Sgt Frederick Dale Greene died Saturday six years after being wounded during a 1970 burglary at Ft Story in Virginia Beach. He never recovered, with ulcers and pain cited as death factors. Burial with military honors planned in High Point.
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Sgt. Greene
High Point
N.C
Army
Frederick Dale Greene
Mit
Ft. Story
Virginia Beach
Greene
Mary Altice Greene
Veterans Administration Hospital
Salisbury
N. C
Poindexter Trial Starts Over Killing of Judge
Curtis Dar nell Poindexter, 2, faces a circuit court jury trial in Louisa on murder charges for killing Judge Stewart Cunningham with a shotgun during a February courtroom attack. Security will be tight with 15 to 25 officers. 125 jurors were called. Poindexter pleads not guilty by insanity. He also faces attempted murder charges against state troopers and a weapon count.
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Raleigh
Superior Court
James H. Pou Bailey
Louisa
Curtis Darnell
Poindexter
Louisa County
Henry A. Kennon
Kennon
David F. Berry
Stewart A. Cunningham
W. B. Walters
D. G. Hendley
Southwestern State Hospital
Central State Hospital
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
University of Virginia Hospital
Juty
Durham group blames NCOSHA for safety neglect
A Durham based consumer group charged NCOSHA with neglect in enforcing the federal Occupational Safety Act in North Carolina. The protest highlights concerns over workplace safety inspections and reported hazards. The action signals ongoing friction between consumer advocates and state safety authorities.
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Raleigh
Durham
N.C. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
N.C. Osha
North Carolina
North Carolina Public Service Research’ Group
PSRG
PIRG
North Carolina Department of Labor
OSHA
N.O
Yanceyville Man Dies After Two Year Decline in Health
William K. Long 78 of Yanceyville Rt 1 died at home after a two year health decline. He was a retired farmer and deacon of New Zion Baptist Church. Survived by wife Charlotte Dodson Long, five sons including Jerome George Isaiah Long and James Long, and two brothers Banks and Nathaniel. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Yanceyville
N.C
William K. Long
Yanceyville Rt. 1
Mr. Long
Caswell County
William Long
Mary Lea Long
Long
New Zion Baptist Church
Charlotte Dodson Long
Maude Lea Hedgepeth
Levistown
Alma Stokes
Catherine Moore
Blanche
Jerome Long
George Long
Isaiah Long
Herbert Long
Mebane
James Long
Philadelphia
Banks Long
Nathaniel Long
Fulton Funeral Hare
Junius Page Francis
Wrenn-Yeatts
Gerald Grubb
Otis Jackson
Highland Burial Park
Mr Francis
Wyllie Ave
Danville Memorial Hospital
Danville
William T. Francis
Maggie Southard Francis
Chester
Sunship Yard
Bessie Dove
Virginia Sparrow
Francis
Morotock Masomc Lodge
Scottish Rites
Acca Temple Shrine
Phoenix Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Junius Pape Francis Jr
Heten Jones
County board mulls aid cuts as school system seeks funds
The board debated trimming high salaried staff rather than teacher aides, noting 98 aides earn 2600 to 3600 annually. Officials discussed restoring some basic state aid, yet warned cuts or tax increases may be required. A blood pressure clinic for seniors was announced, with holiday crafts and cooking events planned at the Senior Citizens Center.
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Reynolds
Johnson
Sen. Yeatts
Yeatts
Tunstall
F. A. Kealts
County Board of Supervisors
Virginia Department of Health
Senior Citizens Center
Main Street
Gale Davis
Victims Identified in Florence County Grave Discovery
North Charleston police identified two of the six victims found buried in Florence County as Dennis Bellamy, 28, and John Henry Knight, 15, both from North Charleston and missing since October 10. Johnny Sellers of Charleston was identified by papers in his grave. James K. Judy, 23, Charleston, was arrested and charged with Sellers' murder.
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North Charleston
S.C
Florence County
Dennis Bellamy
John Henry Knight
L. E. Simmons
Johnny Sellers
Charleston
Sellers
Bellamy
Knight
Medical University of South Carolina
Simmons
James K. Judy
Judy
Florence County Detention Center
Freedom on bail for Joan Little extended to Dec 15
In Beaufort North Carolina AP Joan Little remains free on a $15 000 bond at least until December 15 as the Beaufort Superior Court or the North Carolina Supreme Court decide whether she can stay out of jail during appeals of her breaking and entering conviction tied to the fatal stabbing of jailer Alligood She fled the jail after the incident and later surrendered The Appeals Court recently upheld the conviction and her attorney Jerry Paul notes a possible motion to extend bond while the Supreme Court weighs review The case drew international attention with the earlier murder acquittal of Alligood.
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Washington, N.C
Joan Little
Beaufort Superior Court
North Carolina Supreme Court
Supreme Court
North Carolina Court of Appeals
Miss Little
Jerry Paul
John Webb
Paul
Beaufort County
Clarence Alligood
Raleigh
Alligood
Ing
William Griffin
State Supreme Court
Appeals Court
New Math Program Boosts Interest For IMS5 Students
Miller notes eighth graders in advanced algebra under IMS5 reach high level work earlier, with full calculus by grade 12 possible for those remaining in the tract. Supervisors report increased math interest, aided by word problems, games, and toys, and a balance of concept and computation praised by Mrs. Hite.
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Miller
House Votes To Extend Nuclear Insurance Plan
The House approved extending the Price-Anderson Act for 10 years with a $560 million government liability ceiling and a shift of risk to private insurance as nuclear plants grow. The measure passed 329 to 51, rejecting a five year extension and an attempt to lift the liability cap.
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Washington
House
Jonathan Bingham
DNY
Kentucky Governor's Oath Includes Duel Prohibition
Kentucky swears in Julian Morton Carroll as governor with a unique oath banning duels. The ceremony includes Thelma L. Stovall as lieutenant governor and features a Kentucky-specific second section requiring a pledge never to fight or assist in a duel with deadly weapons.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Julian Morton Carroll
Carroll
Thelma L. Stovall
Yale Contest In Decorating Set Dec. 18
The City Beautiful Committee and Danville Parks and Recreation sponsor a city wide Christmas Home Decorating Contest The Spirit of 76 on December 18 from 4 30 to 10 p m Open to city residents only with prizes for originality unity of design lighting and color and a special door decoration prize Entries close December 15 at 4 30 p m Contact the recreation department to participate.
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City Beautiful Committee
Danville Parks and Recreation Department
Recreation Department
Shoplifting Tactics And Store Clerks In Danville
Shoplifting continued from Page 1-B shows store owners and managers in Danville weighing blunt responses and best defenses. Some refuse comment, others seek anonymity, but all agree the fight against shoplifting requires vigilant clerks. Smaller shops face easier theft despite alarms, mirrors, locked merchandise, and check-ins. The most effective deterrent remains alert, trained store personnel catching thieves in the act.
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Danville
Crider Suit Continued In Circuit Court
Circuit Court Judge W Carrington Thompson continued the suit brought by Calvin C Easley against Carlton Amos Crider. Easley seeks 125000 actual and 125000 punitive damages filed March 5 Crider denied the allegations Sept 3 Easley asks to add James A L Daniel, trustee for the bankrupt Crider, as a party with no ruling or trial date set.
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Crider
Chatham
W. Carrington Thompson
Carlton Amos Crider
Calvin C. Easley
Easley
James A. L. Daniel
Thompson
Daniel
Rape Charge Not Pressed Against Jones
After the complaining witness failed to appear, rape charges against Terry Wayne Jones of 213 Blaine Street were not pressed by the court yesterday. A capias was issued for the witness, and the charge was not pressed by Commonwealth Attorney William H. Fuller.
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Terry Wayne Jones
Blaine St
Jones
Capias
Commonwealth
William H. Fuller
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Katie E. Fowler
Mitchell Court
Jean F. Gauldin
Callands
Montgomery
116Th Infantry
Stonewall’ Brigade
Virginia Army National Guard
Staunton
Mrs. Greene
Bailey
J.L. Darnell
Ncosha
Raymond P. Boylston
Boylston
Keatts
Blairs
Edwin Shields
Eugene M. Gallaher Jr
Ernest Overbey
Neal
Overbey
General Assembly
Coates
Bingham
John Young
D-Tex
Yale
James L. Bagby, Jr
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Bagby
Naval Academy
Norfolk
Irma Browder
Anne Arundel County
Pree Delivery Service
Pharmacy
West Main
A.B. Motley, JR
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