Mrs Feldman Funeral Today
Funeral services for Betty Ann Miller Feldman 61 of 200 Country Club Drive are at 11 a.m. at Townes Memorial Chapel with Rev. William R. Long and Father Raymond Graham. Burial is in Highland Burial Park. She died Monday at Duke Hospital after a short illness. born in Cincinnati to Anna Cavey Miller and the late Curtis Miller. Survived by husband, son Robert Emmitt Feldman of Danville, daughters Lynn Feldman and Patricia Lind of Springfield, a brother the Rev. Wentz Miller, a sister Mrs. Virginia Spessard, and three grandchildren. Body at Townes Funeral Home.
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Betty Ann Miller Feldman
Country Club Drive
Townes Memorial Chapel
William R. Long
Raymond Graham
Highland Burial Park
Feldman
Duke Hospital
Durham
N.C
Cincinnati
Ohio
Anna Béatrice Cavey Miller
Curtis Miller
First Presbyterians
H. Bud
Robert Emmitt Feldman
Danville
Lynn Feldman
Patricia Lind
Springfield
Wentz Miller
Gloucester
Virginia Spessard
Townes Funeral’ Home
Senate probes alleged Kennedy era wiretaps in N C
The Senate Intelligence Committee investigates reports that Robert Kennedy ordered illegal wiretaps in 1961 62 targeting Christine Gallagher secretary and chief clerk to Harold Cooley D NC. The probe seeks whether tapped information influenced sugar import policy and the 1962 bill passage.
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Cooley
Kennedy
Gallagher
Agriculture Committee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert Kennedy
Hoover
Associated Press
Gal
Intelligence Committee
Congress
Utilities Commission Clash Over CP and L Night Hearings
In Raleigh a CP and L customer group led by Carolina Action clashed with the Utilities Commission over CP and L’s request for a 22 percent rate increase. The consumer group argued the commission refused night hearings to dodge public complaints about utility rates.
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Raleigh
Carolina Power and Light Co
State Utilities Commission
Cp&l
Carolina Action
Commission
Young Farmers To Hear Talk On Leaf In ’76
Dan River Young Farmers Club will discuss 1976 tobacco varieties tonight led by Henry Cooke of Coker Pedigreed Seed. Session starts 7:40 p.m. in the high school agriculture classroom. A business meeting follows and officers will be installed. Agenda includes federation banquet, state convention, and next year’s work program. Funeral for William K. Long set for 2 p.m. today at New Zion Baptist Church near Milton. burial in church cemetery.
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Dan River Young Farmers Club
Henry Cooke
Coker Pedigreed Seed Company
Federation
Young Farmers
Yanceyville
N.C
William K. Long
New Zion Baptist Church
Milton
P. J. Woods
Church
City council approves limited auditorium use and reforms fee
Danville council granted temporary use of a 2054 seat auditorium for a wrestling match amid prior restrictions. They deferred a plan to reuse abandoned car disposal funds, approved a 50000 front end loader purchase, extended a subsidy with Danville Traction, and amended restaurant tax rates. Council also made multiple appointments to city boards and discussed night hearings amid CP and L rate hike protests.
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Danville
Department of Public Works
Danville Planning Commission
Danville Traction and Power Company
W. Thomas Street
Baugh Street
T. David Luther
Henry Hogan
Transfers Slated From Richmond Jail After Escape
Virginia corrections chief said about 60 convicted felons will be moved from Richmond City Jail to other jails and state prisons to ease overcrowding following Sunday's escape of 23 inmates. Eighteen go to Frederick County jail, six to Wythe County, five to Botetourt and Franklin counties each, four to Floyd and Campbell counties each, three to Shenandoah County, two to Page County. 10 more possible in Alleghany County.
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Richmond
Virginia
Richmond City
Jack F. Davis
Davis
Frederick County
Wythe County
Botetourt
Franklin
Floyd
Campbell
Shenandoah County
Page County
The
State Board of Corrections
Alleghany County
Corrections’ Department
Two Victims Of Robbery Found Dead
In Norfolk police report, an elderly couple, Donald B. Davis, 78, and Sarah C. Davis, 78, were found dead Tuesday at their waterfront home. Acquaintances recall he was a former electrical company salesman and she a longtime city attorney’s secretary. A neighbor’s knock prompted police to enter. Davis lay in an easy chair and Mrs. Davis was found in the kitchen.
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Norfolk
Donald B. Davis
Sarah C. Davis
Acquaintanes
Davises
Davis
Mrs. Davis
Godwin backs EVMS funding bid amid expansion plans
Governor Mills Godwin endorses Eastern Virginia Medical School seeking an extra 1300 dollars per student annually, boosting capitation from 4000 to 5333, for an 8 million three story building. The move needs legislative approval as EVMS expands and a drug and alcohol misuse fight is urged with potential tough crime program and enhanced law enforcement coordination.
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Norfolk
Mills Godwin
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Court Reverses Ruling On Search And Seizure
In Roanoke, a federal appeals court reversed a 1974 district ruling, finding police did not violate the Fourth Amendment by impounding and searching a vehicle in 1970. Herbert W. Cabbler, jailed after petty larceny convictions, had sought to suppress evidence from the trunk seized during the incident at a hospital related to a shooting.
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Richmond
Roanoke
4Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Herbert W. Cabbler
Cabbler
Appeals Court
U. S
Supreme’ Court
Crabbler
Merhige
Animal Prices Rise at Virginia Carolina Livestock Sale
The Virginia Carolina Livestock Market auctioned 301 head for 43000 yesterday in an outstanding sale led by market manager Jimmy Hodges Jr. Prices rose across hogs veal slaughter cattle stocker cattle and baby calves though total volume slipped from last week's 380 animals bringing $4500.
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Virginia‘Carolina
Jimmy Hodges, Jr
Hodges
Virginia Reports 1974-75 School Construction Bids
Virginia educational authorities announced 1974-75 construction awards totaling 35 contracts worth 35 million for new and replacement schools. Projects will add space for about 26 000 students across 21 localities with a total investment above 100 million when fully equipped. Loudoun and Wise counties led in new work with three contracts each, while several counties and cities pursued multiple projects reflecting rising per square foot costs for junior high and high school construction.
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Virginia
State Department of Education
Loudoun
Wise Counties
Wise County
Botetourt
Fairfax
York
Virginia Beach
Newport News
UVA Biologist Tracks Cockroach Locomotion Data
At University of Virginia biologist Dr. Carl Spirito studies how cockroaches move to reveal how nervous systems coordinate leg action. He finds slow movement uses sensory input for balance, while rapid motion relies on speed and momentum, suggesting insects as useful models for neurological research and prosthetic design.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Carl Spirito
Dr. Sprite
Spirito
University of Connecticut
North Carolina Safety Official Flags Bus Crash Figures
Raleigh AP reports Dr. Albert M. Fountain of the North Carolina Motor Vehicles Department challenges National Safety Council data showing NC school buses have more accidents and injuries than other states. He notes reporting variance and urges uniform standards amid parent concerns in Charlotte Chapel Hill and Cary about teenage driver experience discipline and overcrowding on buses.
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Raleigh
National Safety Council
North Carolina
Albert M. Fountain
Motor Vehicles Department
Fountain
Charlotte, Chapel Hill
Cary
Gayle T. Shaw
Lane urges hardline crime policy for Virginia prisons
Edward E. Lane of Richmond, chair of the House Appropriations Committee, urged a hardline crime policy at the Altavista Rotary Club. He called for a strong director to coordinate crime fighting, fixed prison terms with no parole, abolition of indeterminate sentences, and a rehabilitation program that does not affect release dates. He stressed prisons should emphasize confinement and self-chosen rehabilitation.
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Del
Edward E. Lane
Richmond
House of Delegates Committee On Appropriations
Altavista Rotary Club
Lane
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