Moss Defends Record Amid Common Cause Lobby Controversy
In Richmond, Virginia, Del. Tom Moss criticizes Common Cause for calling his actions in killing a lobbying bill misleading. The bill, favored by Marshall Coleman, would tighten lobbyist controls and was killed after Moss added a $50,000 appropriation for staff. Coleman labels Moss’ leadership of the General Laws Committee as a “sellout” amid the clash over committee handling and political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia House of Delegates
Tom Moss
Norfolk
Common Cause
Moss
House General Laws Committee
del. Marshall Coleman
R-Staunton
Coleman
Cole
Man
House
Secretary of the Commonwealth
House Appropriations Committee
Mass
General Laws Committee
Ann Owen Honored At Shower By Glenwood Church Class
The Glenwood Memorial Baptist Church Sunday school class held a surprise shower for Ann Owen on April 19 at Miss Vonida Robertson's home. Fourteen guests attended including Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Jackson and Mrs. Carroll Robertson San and Ronald Scearce. Also noted is the birth of a daughter, Sarah Allison, to Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Collins Gregory of 227 Mowbray Arch on January 28 at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Gregory is formerly Sarah Lynne Cobb of Durham, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Memorial Baptist Church
Ann Owen
Thomas Beyer
Vonida Robertson
Clarence Jackson
Carroll Robert San
Ronald Scearce
Edmond Collins Gregory
Mowbray Arch
Sarah Allison
Memorial Hospital
Gregory
Sarah Lynne Cobb
Durham
N.C
Seamed To Slim Pattern Ad Promotes Marian Martin Designs
Printed pattern flow promises shaping for misses sizes with bust 34. Mail pattern 909 with 1.00 price, 23c first class, to Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York. Include name address zip size and style number. Catalog offers 1.00 pattern free-clip coupon and additional sewing books.
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Marian Martin
The
Danville Register
West
New York
N.Y
Hitry
Forest Hills Garden Club Holds Meet
The Forest Hills Garden Club gathered at Mrs. John C. Simpson Jr. home with hostesses Mrs. Theo H. Aaron and Mrs. A. R. Duke. President Mrs. Robert Plumb opened the session as Mrs. Carter shared a program on Flowers and Vegetables for the Home Gardener with slides and practical tips on planning, soil, irrigation, and crop rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Garden Club
John C. Simpson Jr
Confederate Ave
Theo H. Aaron
A.R. Duke
Robert Plumb
Plumb
Dudley Dickenson
Charles E. Carter
Gardner
Frank Swicegood
Carter
Federal courts review USDA actions over food stamp suspensions
The 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled federal district courts may review a one year food stamp suspension imposed on a rural South Carolina grocery store. The decision, in a 5-2 vote, orders district court review of the USDA action after agents found violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Richmond
4Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Courts
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. District Court
Robert F. Chapman
South Carolina
USDA
Food and Nutrition Service
Florence, S. C
Food Stamp Division
Washington
Cross
Chapman
Appeals Court
Harrison L. Winter
Winter
John A. Field Jr
Donald S. Russell
Field
Demos To Consider Party Plan In Virginia
The Democratic State Central Committee will review a new Virginia party plan this week to align state Democrats with the national party. The plan, adopted at the December Kansas City mini-convention, will be reviewed Friday by the state steering committee and submitted to the central committee at 1 p.m. Saturday. Chairman Joseph T. Fitzpatrick will host a public hearing Friday night for members to offer suggestions on how delegates to the 1976 national convention are chosen, ahead of filing with national headquarters next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Democratic State Central Committee
Kansas City
Central Committee
Joseph T. Fitzpatrick
Naiional Party
Appeals Contested Plan Moves to Party Review
The case returns to Bryan's court after testimony from four deputy CIA directors. Judge Bryan finds 26 of 168 items were classified at the time of March etti's employment and allows 142 to be published. He stays the order pending CIA appeal. The proposed state plan embodies a party constitution with a pledge of faith toward convention rules and new guarantees for participation and nondiscrimination. It would create a seven member discrimination commission and expand the central committee from 163 to 191 members with all Democratic members of Congress and one state legislator per district.
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Bryan
CIA
Marchetti
Sion
Central Committee
AH Democratic
Congress
Deaths and Funerals Across Several Cities
Funeral services are set for Armory Lee Jackson 57 at Swicegood Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Floral Hills Memory Gardens. Surviving family includes his mother Bessie Mishoe and children Bonnie Mae, Randy, Joseph, and Robert with several siblings and grandchildren. Other notices include Mrs. Clara Lynch, Robert Harris, infant Jason Hamlett, Leslie Bradner, James Payne, and Briarcliff College ecology program highlighting careers in environmental science.
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Armory Lee Jackson
Piney Forest Lane
Swicegood Funeral Home
Tom Griner
Floral Hills Memory Gardens
Memorial Hospital
Danville
Bessie
Carpenter Jackson Mishoe
Lee Jackson
Sledd Memorial United Methodist Church
Bonnie Mae Jackson
Randy W. Jackson
Joseph T. Jackson
Flagstaff
Ariz
Robert L. Jackson
Los Angeles
Calif
Frances Mise
Thurman Jackson
Robert H. Harris
Rocklawn Ave
Wrenn-Yeatts
James M. McGee
David Gray
Highland Burial Park
Halifax County
Pinkney R
Mary Yates Harris Hall
U. S. Postal Service
Woodberry Hills Baptist Church
Knights of Pythias
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
Briarcliff College
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Rosa Slayton Adams
Halifax Community Hospital
J. Taft Hughey
Lucy S. Hughey
James T. Cross
North Carolina
Larry James Phifer
Wilson Warlick
Phifer
Demos
Bagnold
Baltimore
New York Lake
Qahu
Riviera Resort
Bear
China
James Silas Greene
Sunoco Station
Virginia
Ernest Brandon
Greene
Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors
T. E. McGregor
Pittsylvania County
Chatham
A. L. Jackson
Mrs. Lynch
Ridgeway
Bernard Adkins
Reidsville
Lloyd C. Lynch
George R. Lynch
Martinsville
Elma Scearce
Bob Gatewood
Holmes Irvin
Stoneville
Jeff Shorter
Staunton
Joe Shorter
Eden
Robert H. Harris Payne
Jason Allen Hamlett
Berkley W
Carol Benton
Providence, W.C
Stokesland Cemetery
J.C. Raper
Essie Benton
Pelham
Lizzie Hamlett
Shady Grove Road
Swicegood
L. T. Bradner
Gladys
Leslie Thomas Bradner
Gladys Rt
Edge Hill Baptist Church
Bert Johnson
Rowland Family Cemetery
Virginia Baptist Hospital
Finch and Finch
Altavista
Gretna
James Nathan Payne
Midway Baptist Church
H. S. Cummins
John Payne
Mr. Payne
Rt. 1
David Thomas Payne
Homie Betterton Payne
Lillian Brooks Payne
Buck Mays
James Edward Payne
Henry Edwards
Dry Fork
David Perkins
Ella Payne
Lynchburg
Colbert-Moran Funeral Home
Smart Studies
John Swatek
Briarcliff
Chatham Animal Hospital
Collie Street
Home Royal
Tom Slayton
Saunders Building Supply
Westover Dr
Yy Jazz Band
George Washington High School
Averett College
Averett and
BEN David Jewelers
Ballou Center
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