Two UVA students charged after Saturday narcotics raid
Two University of Virginia students, Nelson Breen and Michael Minick, are charged with illegal possession of narcotics after a Saturday night raid by local and federal authorities. A third person is being sought.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Nelson Edward Breen
West End Ave
New York City
Breen
Michael Minick
Buckingham Dr
Albany
N.Y
Minick
Madison Lane
Durham
Marcolics
Minich
Boy Struck In Head At Church Construction Site
An 8 year old boy was found with a skull fracture and 35 stitches after a late Sunday attack at an Annandale Baptist Church site on Columbia Pike. He was dragged inside the building while two younger companions aged 6 and 7 were sent home. Police describe a white male suspect.
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Fairfax (Ap
Fairfax County
Annandale
Fairfax Hospital
Richard H. Lester
Annandale Baptist Church
Columbia Pike
Winston Votes On Bonds Today
Winston-Salem voters will decide on a 15 million city capital bond issue in five separate propositions. Mayor Benton expressed optimism as residents consider funds for street and highway work urban renewal recreation facilities a convention center and a new hospital.
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Winston - Salem
Winston-Salem
M. C. Benton
Poona Council Urges Girls to Wear Sari in Public
Poona India AP reports the city council passed a resolution urging high school girls to wear the traditional sari. The measure claims the garment commands respect and assigns skirts as attention attracting attire in public.
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Poona
India
Prosecution Restes Case Against Candace Powers
Miami AP reports the prosecution offered nine rebuttal witnesses on the 31st day of the murder trial against Candace Messler and her nephew Melvin Powers. Judge Schulz discussed motions and told the jury to expect final arguments Tuesday and a verdict Wednesday after rulings on mistrials and acquittals.
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Miami
Fla
Candace Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
George Schulz
Schulz
Richar Gerstein
Soldier Hiding In Store Kept Careful Records Of Ordeal
AUGUSTA GA AP A 19 year old soldier accused of hiding in a Athens supermarket storeroom for nearly two months kept careful records of his ordeal and wrote of peace hopes. Pfe Jerry Alien Mettler was taken to Ft Gordon by MPs. He lived since Dec 20 in a upstairs room of the store. Neatly printed notebooks condemned war and urged peace. He kept track of food magazines he took. A page blamed Red China for starving people and weapons spending in Vietnam. His mother Selma Mettler from Quakertown Pa said she cannot understand him. He graduated Pennsburg High School in 1964 and enlisted last October.
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Jerry Alien Mettler
Ft. Gordon
Athens
Mettler
Red China
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Selma Mettler
Quakertown
Pennsburg High School
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