Bills To Tighten Virginia Implied Consent Law
RICHMOND AP Legisl tion to carry out Gov Godwin s recommendations for tightening Virginia s implied consent law went into the General Assembly Monday. Bills in the Senate cut blood alcohol to 0.10 percent and shield physicians from liability in blood draws with an exception for culpable negligence. Failure to allow a blood sample would not bar prosecution. Also: court interpreter for deaf defendants and other measures.
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After Midnight In Richmond A Impromptu After 12 Party Scene
A Richmond scene after midnight shows a crowded second floor apartment hosting an impromptu party. Beer in hand, winter snow, radios blaring, and a mix of students, businessmen, couples, and strangers seek casual solace as police fear, comfort, and anonymity mingle in a dimly lit room.
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Weather modification to require 20 day notice to NSF
A new U S regulation imposes a 20 day advance notice to the National Science Foundation for activities to modify the weather, with fines up to 500 dollars for noncompliance. It covers cloud seeding, desert blacktopping, melting ice caps, and ocean current diversion, and follows early experiments and a push for federal funding and a global weather observation system.
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General Motors Posts Record $2 Billion Profit for 1965
General Motors announced a 1965 profit of $2.12 billion, up 23 percent, with record sales of $20.7 billion. The company reported dividends of $1.49 billion, worldwide payroll of $5.4 billion, and 734,600 employees. Per share earnings reached $7.41, while quarterly figures showed $587 million in October-December and $5.7 billion in final sales.
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Adenauer Returns to Work After Illness in Bonn
Konrad Adenauer aged 90, former chancellor, resumed duties at the West German Parliament in Bonn after two weeks at home with inflammation of the throat.
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Virginia News In Brief Summary Items From Across Virginia
Virginia reports a Virginia bank surge in overdrafts as snow keeps customers from deposits while checks still clear. Reynolds Metals announces a multi million dollar modernization of Listerhill Alloys Plant near Sheffie with new rod rolling and wire drawing lines. A Courtland soldier, PFC J L Ricks, is listed killed in action in Vietnam. Coast Guard to air drop hay for Assateague ponies on Eastern Shore. Dr Edward Younger named dean of UVA graduate arts and sciences as enrollment growth continues. William Hale Thompson of the Virginia NAACP dies at 51 in Hampton. IRS reminds Forms 720 941 942 943 due. leniency for weather delays. Sp 5 Eleaze Horne re enlists in WAC, earns 3586.50 bonus, plans investment nest egg.
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Supreme Court Agrees To Review Hoffa Jury-Tampering Conviction
The Supreme Court agreed to review James R. Hoffa s 1964 jury tampering conviction as part of a batch of rulings. If the court reverses, Hoffa could see his eight year sentence and $10 000 fine set aside. a ruling against him would advance the government s bid to keep him jailed. Hoffa remains convicted of mail fraud and conspiracy and faces further appeals. Chief Justice Warren noted snowbound justices in a week of decisions.
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Russia Makes Fresh Soft Landing Bid On Moon
Moscow reports un manned Luna 9 launched toward the moon on a trajectory close to the calculated path. Tass says all equipment functions normally as the mission aims for a soft landing that would advance the Soviet space program ahead of the United States in the race to the moon.
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Thirteen Indicted on Rape Charges in Laurinburg Area
Scotland County Grand Jury indicted 13 youths on rape charges for abducting a Laurinburg woman from a dance hall in South Carolina and bringing her into North Carolina where she was allegedly assaulted. An alleged accessory to rape, Jack Bostick, was also named. Indicted individuals include Woodrow Clark Millard Jacobs Melvin Grooms Russell Tyler Tracy Britt Eddie Hammond Eugene Locklear Jimmy Horton Lonnie Bringman Joe Taylor Marshall Grooms Jimmy Caldwell and Charles T McDuffie with residences listed in McCall Pt2 Laurinburg Pembroke Bennettsville S C.
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Erwin Suffers 150000 Midtown Blaze
Fire destroyed a dentist office and a drug store along with civil defense offices and fraternal hall spaces in Midtown Erwin. Five hours of firefighting in nine degree weather caused estimated damages of 150000 as crews battled flames starting in a dentist office heating system.
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Schools Closed for 11th Straight Day in Raywood County
In Waynesville North Carolina Raywood County schools shut down for the 11th day as snow and ice keep buses from operating. Officials, who started school early to limit makeup days, report last Friday as the break even day and note closures from Monday onward must be made up at year end.
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