New Institute Starts Out-Patient Mental Health Program
Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute begins operations near Danville with a 3.2 million facility on 2 wooded acres. Chief aims center on integrated community care, referrals from local clinics, and collaboration with state hospitals, clinics, and social services.
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Danville Community College
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Boston
Miller Says Believable Commitments Key for Virginia Delivery
Fairfax AP reports Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew P. Miller urged voters to demand believable commitments, criticizing past hollow promises. He pledged to appoint at least one woman to his cabinet to show government non-discrimination and urged party unity while acknowledging tough primary challenges ahead.
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Fairfax (Ap
Andrew P. Miller
Jme
Age
Miller
Dranesville
Fairfax County
Luis
Commonwealth
Virginia
Sunday Rest Slows Danville Shops Open Hours Shrink
In Danville Sunday business is slow as many stores close or limit hours under a city order. Churches and gas stations show light traffic with only a few reopenings. Residents adjust, reporting scarce shopping time, but shoppers rush when open, while managers note reduced traffic and larger purchases per visit.
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Danville
Donna Brooks
NorDay Winn-Dixie
Eddie Mathews
Stom
Winn-Dixie
Ms. Brooks
Police Charge Two Men With Assault And Battery
Danville police arrested Kyle Leon Jones and Robert Eugene Ayers on assault and battery charges from separate Sunday incidents. In addition, Allen Wayne Overstreet faces drunken driving and Addison Dwight Smith faces driving under the influence. Hearings are set in Danville General District Court in March and February.
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Banville Pollice Sunday
Kyle Leon Jones
Garfield St
Apt F
Robert Eugene Ayers
Church St
Danville
Craighead Street
Addison Dwight Smith
W. J. Holtey
No Vote Taken On Death Penalty
In Richmond AP report the Virginia General Assembly committee again failed to vote on Del. A L Philpott's death penalty bill during a five hour House Courts of Justice session. Despite 15 of 20 members present, debate stalled and no action occurred. The measure would align Virginia with Supreme Court guidelines by restructuring trials into two segments for capital cases.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
House Courts of Justice
del. A. L. Philpott
D-Henry
del. George RB. Allen Jr
del. J. Samuel Glasscock
Suffolx
Glasscock
Philpott
Glassock
Young Virginia recruit joins Danville Police Department
Robert Hamilton joined the Danville Police Department last November as the youngest member of the local force and among Virginia's youngest officers. At 19, he says this has long been his dream and he enjoys his work.
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Robert Hamilton
Danville
Hamilton
Virginia
Hamilon
City Farm
Pye
Tria Fe
T. Neal Morris
Morris
Young Officer Hamilton Discovers Police Life at 20
Wayne Hamilton, a 20 year old from 232 Calrifax St Hamistod, graduated George Washington High in 1975 and studies police science at Danville Community College. Cousins E W Willis and Ted McDaniel, both local police, encouraged his career as he balances youth, age questions, and early field experiences.
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Hamistod
George Washington High School
Danville Community College
E. W. Willis
T. G. McDaniel
Wayne
Willis
Ted
McDaniel
Hamilton
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