AT&T Abides by Subpoenas on Reporters Call Records
AT&T told editors and reporters it must disclose reporters call records when lawfully subpoenaed or requested by government agencies. The company rejected advance notice to customers, saying it should not arbitrate government citizen disputes and urging notification to agencies instead. AT&T said it supports press freedom while complying with law and proposed that government agencies bear notification duties, not the records holders.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Associated Press
Washington
At&t
Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press
John DeButts de
Federal Communications Commission
Rembrandts Found Three Men Arrested
Three Loveland men Carl Horsley Raymond McDonough and Henry Dawn 21 21 22 were charged with receiving stolen goods after two Rembrandt paintings and most of 100000 in ransom money were recovered Police said another man was released after questioning The Elderly Woman and Man Leaning on a Sill were stolen from the Taft Museum in an armed robbery officials recovered 50000 of the ransom money and later 49000 more leaving 1000 unaccounted for Ten people were questioned later at the Hamilton County Jail as arrests were made
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Loveland
Carl Horsley
Raymond McDonough
Henry Dawn
John Warrington
Taft Museum Commission
Taft Museum
Foster
Hamilton County
Arlon G Moore Dies In Calif
Arlon Gene Sonny Moore 33 formerly of Danville Virginia died in Carmel Valley California Friday from head injuries after a fall. He was the son of John C Moore and the late Mrs. Moore of Danville. Survived by wife Gay Oldham Moore a son Arlen Moore Jr a brother Garnett W Moore and seven sisters including Evelyn Wyatt Helen Doss Iris Brumfield June Travis Carolyn Wyrick Brenda Walker and Nancy Jo Dodd.
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Carmel Valley
Calif
Arlon Gene
Sonny” Moore
Danville
John C. Moore
W. Paxton St
Daville
Gay Oldham Moore
Arlen Moore Jr
Garnett W. Moore
Kings Mountain
N.C
Evelyn Wyatt
Pelham
Helen Doss
Chatham
Iris Brumfield
Columbia
S.C
June Travis
Carolyn Wyrick
Brenda Walker
Nancy Jo Dodd
William Short Dies Yesterday in Lynchburg General
William Edward Short 89 of Alta Street died yesterday at Lynchburg General Hospital. Born in Pittsylvania County he was the son of the late William R. Short and Virginia Roark Short. Survived by daughter Mrs. William J. Domenick of Bellville New Jersey two brothers Tom Short of Hurt and Robert C. Short of Norfolk a sister Mrs. Virginia Oliver of Hurt five grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow Finch and Finch Chapel burial New Prospect Baptist Church Cemetery. Family at home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Maxey on Alta Street in Hurt.
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Annie Vaden Burgess
Barker Funeral
Walter Lewis
Edd Calhoun
Highland Burial Park
Burgess
Keeling
Blue Ridge Nursing Home
Pittsylvania County
Charles R
Eliza Murray Vaden
Jessie Robert Burgess
Oak ‘Grove
Dorothy ‘Hudgins
Keeling Rt. 1
David Hudgins
Lynnette Hudgins
John Robert Vaden
Sutherlin
Charles Asa Vaden
Canal Point
Fla
James Earl Vaden
Blairs
Roger ‘Herrman Vaden
Danville
Elsie Vaden ‘Hicks
Jennie Vaden Myers
John Wendell Graves
Alexandria
Graves
John William
Lillian Kempton Graves
Roman Eagle Masonic Lodge
Acca Temple Shrine
Patton Street
Onella Cabaniss Graves
John W. Graves Jr
Silver Springs
Swicegood Funeral Home
Chuck Beale
Harold L
Mary Holden Beale
Winthrop Drive
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
James Emerson
Kathy Ann Beale
Mary Sproles Holden
Johnson City
Tenn
Mountain View Cemetery
Hurt
William Edward Short
Alta Street
Lynchburg General Hospital
William R
Virginia Roark Short
William J. Domenick
Bellville
N.J
Tom Short
Robert C. Short
Norfolk
Virginia Oliver
Finch and Finch Chapel
New Prospect Baptist Church
W. W. Maxey
Bethlehem Bleeds Christmas Amid Israeli Patrols
Bethlehem observes Christmas as Israeli troops patrol the hills around the holy city. Shepherds in fields, Masses at the Church of the Nativity and Church of St Catherine mark the season while tensions dampen tourism. Local merchants report weak business and few visitors despite the festive rites.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
Jerusalem
Giacomo Giuseppe Beltritti
Church of St. Catherine
Middle East
Holy Land
Manger Square
Shepherds Field
Jesus Christ
Elias Freij
Palace Hotel
All Aliens Must File Addresses
Aliens in the United States must report their addresses to the INS during January, per district director Lewis D. Barton. Exclusions include diplomats and accredited international organization personnel. Reports can be submitted via a simple card obtained at post offices or INS offices, with a stamp on the card’s reverse. Guardians must report for children under 14. Barton notes that many aliens are eligible for naturalization and that the address program often boosts naturalization applications by up to 30 percent in Jan through March.
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U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Lewis D. Barton
INS
Barton
Immigration and Nationality Act
United States
United Nations
Immigration and Naturalization Service
25 Tons of Grass Seized in Largest US Drug Bust
In Tallahassee Florida authorities led by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement with state county and federal police seized more than 25 tons of marijuana valued at $20 million. Thirteen people were arrested across five northern Florida counties with more arrests expected. The cargo, reportedly from Colombia, was offloaded from a boat at a Gulf County canal. Officials said authorities believe the bust cripples a major east coast supplier. Eleven arrests were for possession and two Mexicans were detained as illegal aliens.
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Gulf County
Troelstrup
United States
Christmas Shifts for Swedish UN Troops On Suez Front
Lt Hedstrom, Stockholm, and 640 Swedish troops with the UN emergency force on the Suez Canal front begin Christmas Day shifts to let enlisted men rest. Col Halikviat and Chaplain Hjalmarsen lead services in St Franciscus church, as a Swedish dinner features ham turkey sardines and swedish meatballs.
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Dunphy Associated Press
Ismailia
Egypt
Tord Hedstrom
Stockholm
United Nations
Suez Canal
Hedstrom
U.N
Perolof Halikviat
St. Franciscus Roman Catholic Church
Carl Gustaf Hjalmarsen
Hjalmarsen
Mideast
Sweden
Holy Land
Maj
Per Hallegren
First male proxy elected at Radford College
Robert Carter of Roanoke has become the first male to be elected resident head of a Radford College freshman class. He will lead the 950-member class as the college, which admitted men for the first time last year, continues its transition.
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Radford
Robert Carter
Roanoke
Radford College
Carter
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Wilson's
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Chatham Monument CO
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