Georgia Native Speaks Out After Decades in Danville
Georgia native J C Jimmy Spangler arrived in Danville to work for Dan River Inc. Thirty three years later he announces retirement near and says he feels ready to speak at public meetings. Dan Hiver's director of ...
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J.C
Jimmy Spangler
Danville
Dan River Inc
Georgia
Dan Hiver
Spangler Reflects on Dan River Career and Retirement Plans
Spangler plans consulting work after nearly finishing a long tenure at Dan River. Born in Macon Georgia he built a career in cost control salary administration and employment directing roles while nurturing a lifelong passion for music. He helped found the Danville Concert Association in 1953 and served as its president for a decade, balancing work with performances from Georgia Tech to a coastal steamer orchestra.
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Florida
Spangler
Macon
Army Air Corps
Dan River
Virginia
Giles County
Marlington
W. Va
White Sulphur
Concert’ Association
Spagler
Georgia Technical Institute
Savannah
Boston
New York
Area obituaries for Lyle Stephens Thompson and Lula Dove Moore
Obituary notices from Yanceyville and Reidsville list Mrs. Lyle Stephens Thompson of Reidsville Rt. 1 as dead at 2:30 a.m. She was born in Caswell County, daughter of Andrew and Mary Morton Stephens, widow of A Graves Thompson, and mother to five children. Funeral at Locust Hill United Methodist Church Monday at 4 p.m. Interment Leasburg Cemetery. Also obituary for Lula Dove Moore, 75, of Bachelors Hall, who died Sunday at 6:30 a.m. at Roman Eagle Memorial Home after years of declining health. She taught 45 years at Coates Elementary, member of Vandale Baptist Church. Funeral Tuesday at 4 p.m. Swicegood Funeral Chapel, Highland Sails Park interment. viewing Monday 7:30–10:00 a.m. and at other times at residences.
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Charles Eakins
Leasburg
Hooper Funeral Home
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Bachelors Hall
Roman Eagle Memorial
William Samuel Moore
Addie Shelton Moore
Vandale Baptist Church
Coates
Charlie Moore
Preservation conference at University of Virginia highlights Capitol restoration
The fifth annual preservation restoration conference at the University of Virginia will gather 14 experts to discuss Capitol and Portsmouth Courthouse preservation among topics. Speakers include Karel Yasko, William Allen, Henry Chambers, Lee Nelson, Frank Welsh, Dieter Plantke, and Mario Campiolo. The event runs Thursday and Friday in Campbell Hall with a luncheon at Newcomb Hall.
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Charlottesville
U.S. Capitol
Portsmouth
University of Virginia
University
School of Architecture
Karel Yasko
U.S. General Services Administration
Washington, D.C
William Allen
Mississippi
Henry Chambers
Akron
Ohio
Lee Nelson
National Park Service
Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation
Frank Welsh
Dieter Plantke
Washington
Cecil C. Wall
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Savannah
Lee Alder
Newcomb Hall
Dagwood Room
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Mario Campiolo
Capitol
Nicholas Pappas
Mellon- Duveen
National Gallery
Trust
Brown Morton
Historic ‘Sites and Archeology
Bicentennial Book Ceremony Set in Richmond
Copies of Virginia history will be presented at a 10:30 a.m. ceremony in the Governor's Office with Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr. and author Louis D. Rubin Jr. The event includes representatives from AASLH and NEH, with inscribed copies to the governor and archives.
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Richmond
Virginia
Mills BE. Godwin Jr
American Association For State and Local History
National Endowment For the Humanities
Louis D. Rubin Jr
Godwin
Commonwealth Archives
Danville Industrial Growth and River Development
The LM American Guide Series notes Danville as a true industrial hub with large textile mills along the river while the town remains a main street locality where seven highways converge. The river development’s driving reasons are uncertain and debated, with Mary Cahill doubting any definitive answer.
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The
Danville Historical Society
VCU Professor Analyzes Role Taking In Power Ranks
Richmond based study by Dr. David Franks of VCU shows role taking aids subordinates in predicting superiors desires across family business and politics. He cites blacks and women often outperform whites and men in reading leaders, while warning of isolation and misjudgment when used for self gain. Watergate cited as classic case of leaders misreading public needs due to ingratiating aides.
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Richmond
Flattery
David Franks
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Virginia Commonwealth University
VCU
Franks
Frags and i
Minpenota
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Nuclear power costs hinge on Westinghouse trial outcome
In Richmond, a $2.5 billion federal suit pits utilities led by Virginia Electric & Power against Westinghouse. The dispute centers on uranium pricing and contract enforceability after Westinghouse invoked impossibility amid a 1970s uranium price surge driven by the Arab oil embargo and cartel activity.
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Richmond, Va
United States
Westinghouse Electric Co
U.S. District Court
Westinghouse
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Vepco
Virginia
Yopeo
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