Hoffa Seeks Parole Rehearing From Board Denial
James P. Hoffa son of the former Teamsters leader filed for a rehearing with the U S Board of Parole after its latest denial of Hoffa s bid for freedom from an eight year term for jury tampering combined with a later five year mail fraud add on. Hoffa resigned from Teamsters affiliate posts and the board planned a July 7 review to decide whether new information warrants a second hearing.
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Hoffa
Washington
James R. Hofta
Feamsters Union
U.S. Board of Parole
Teamster
Parole Board
Resree J. Reed
Team Sters
Reed
Parate
Teamsters Union
Detroit Teamsters Local 259
Central Conference of Teamsters
Joint Council 43
Detroit
Michigan Conference of Teamsters
Lewisburg
Supreme Court
James P. Hoffa
State appeals partial suspension of three Lamar sentences
The South Carolina Attorney General's Office says Circuit Judge Wade Weatherford exceeded authority by suspending portions of the sentences for Lamar High School rioting defendants Jeryl Best and James Dewey Marsh, and reducing L. Deimer Kirven's term. The state argues Weatherford lacked jurisdiction after the original term closed, noting Judge Spruill was presiding when the changes were made.
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Columbia
Attorney General's Office
Wade Weath
Weatherford
Efford
Lamar High School
Darlington County
Jeryl Best Lamar
Jeryl Best
James Dewey Marsh
L. Deimer Kirven
Best
Marsh
Kirven i
Lamar
James A. Spruill
Undercover Agent Faces Grand Jury Over Fatal Drug Deal
A Charlotte case reports an undercover officer who shot Frankie Lee Dunlap, 18, of Pineville, in self defense after Dunlap attacked him during a drug buy. Prosecutor Moore will present the incident to Mecklenburg County Grand Jury for consideration. The officer’s name was not released.
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Dunolap
Dunlap
Black political parties in Deep South mostly scarce
In the Deep South during the 1960s blacks largely stayed within regular state parties or registered as independents. South Carolina formed a black party, the United Citizens, with limited success, while Mississippi and Alabama saw more active splinter groups like the Freedom Democratic and the National Democratic Party of Alabama, yet reforms and courtship of black voters persisted.
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William L. Chaze
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Deep South
Mississippi
Alabama
South Carolina
North Carolina
Hep
Joy Johnson
North Carolina General Assembly
Georgia
Louisiana
Florida
United Citizens Party
John West
Victoria DeLee
Third ii
UCP
John Harper
Columbia
S.C
Democratic Party
Freedom Democratic Party
Atlantic City
Freedom Democrats
Democrats
Aaron Henry
Clarksdale
Fayette
Charles Evers
Chicago
Evers
NAACP
Henry
Royalists
National Democratic Party of Alabama
NDPA
George Wallace
John Cashin
Wallace
Cashin
Bullock
Alabama Democratic Party
National Party
Greensboro Library Director Dies At 37
David L. Vaughn the 37 year old director of Greensboro public library died Saturday. A native of Salem he was dead on arrival at Moses Cone Hospital an autopsy is planned. He held degrees from Roanoke College and UNC Chapel Hill and began leading Greensboro in 1968. Funeral services will be held Monday at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Salem.
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Greensboro
N.C
David L. Vaughn
Greensboro Public Library
Vaughn
Salem,r
Moses Cone Hospital
Roanoke College
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Salem
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Ralph C. Cullen
Lenore
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Nicholas DeMartilo
Miami
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W.A
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Boston Rd
Danville
Blue Ridge
Dict
Aleged Drug’ Dealer
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Lowndes
Greene
Uallmark Cafeteria
Blackberry J
Bollou Park Shopping Center
Ortho
Smith Seeds, Inc
Lynn St
Danville Electronics Service
Henry Road
Bobby Thomasson
Virginia
Floyd ST
Curb Market
Schewel Furniture Company
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