Fifteen Die In Virginia Highway Crashes This Weekend
A spate of Virginia traffic wrecks since Friday morning left at least 15 dead. Incidents include a flaming I‑95 crash near Dumfries killing six, a two‑vehicle crash on US 360 near Richmond, and a truck rollover on a mountain road in Appomattox County. Victims include Woodrow Roane and Lena Vaughn of Richmond and two Central Virginia Electric Cooperative workers. Authorities identify others from Ashland to Essex County, with several survivors hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Prison Term Ordered In Fraud Cases Involving Job Seekers
New York AP reports 69 year old Jack Kuscher faces a 30 day prison term in Florida after pleading guilty to a 1.3 million fraud against 2000 job seekers seeking corporate executive posts. He and associate Kurt Borenstein were linked to a scheme using a Better Business Bureau contact to collect 1.9 million in purported refundable deposits.
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State's Current Business Cycle May Be Near Peak
Virginia economic indicators show only two of six leading signals rising in April, with others flat or down. Building permits value jumped 73.7 percent from March to a record of 108,081,300, while unemployment fell to 2.8 percent. Despite a weak showing, officials caution against assuming a new recession and note prior stabilization after the 1960-61 downturn.
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