Witness recalls night of dragged shower and deadly gunfire
Neil Flick testified in Rockingham County Circuit Court about August 29 1997 when he was dragged from a shower tied to a chair and forced to witness the murder of Emmanuel Kingsley-Ibeh during an alleged botched robbery. Six suspects face first degree murder charges with varying testimonies from the defendants.
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Neil Flick
Massanutten Village
Emmanuel Kingsley-Ibeh
Flick
Kingsley- Ibeh
Rockingham County
Kingsley-Ibeh
Marcus Duenas
Washington, D.C
Kiel Turner
Washington D.C
Santia Frye
Luray
LaLarnie Larry
Hyattsville
Heather Blosser
New Market
Andre Cook
Blosser
Cook
Larry
Kingsley-Tireh -Flick
Anthony Brunk
Turner
Virginia Road Funds Highway study dispute grows
In Richmond the Virginia highway chief denied a JLARC claim the six year road plan could cost $3.5 billion more. JLARC staff director Leone stood by the findings while VDOT leader Nottingham urged scrutiny of the report by the commission. Senate member Stosch called for tabling to allow review.
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Richmond
Highway Department
Virginia
Charles “Chip” Nottingham
Virginia Department of Transportation
Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission
Philip A. Leone
JLARC
Leone
Hal Greer
VDOT
Walter A. Stosch
R-Henrico
Closing notice and obituaries mix in Daily News Record
Inside Gore For Harvard Ladies Alt 90 Petersburg W Va Ruth C Bird 85 Laurinburg NC Martha OT Eaton 87 Harrisonburg Charles A Holm 79 New Market Mary G Moubray 59 Elkton Olen T Phillips 53 Moundsville WV William L Yokley Jr 50 Rockford NC The Daily News Record will be closed Monday December 25 The advertising deadline for Tuesday December 26 will be Thursday December 21 at 1 p.m. The deadline for Wednesday December 27 will be Friday December 22 at 1 p.m.
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Ladies. Alt
Petersburg
W.va
Ruth C. Bird
Laurinburg
N.C
Martha O.T. Eaton
Harrisonburg
Charles A. Holm
New Market
Mary G. Moubray
Elkton
Olen T. Phillips
Moundsville
William L. Yokley, Jr
Rockford
Daily News Record
Bush Meets Clinton in Oval Office Talks
President-elect Bush met with President Clinton in the Oval Office to hear warnings about global problems and to receive advice. Clinton urged Bush to assemble a strong team and follow his own judgment as Bush prepares to take office on January 20. Bush, tense yet composed, said he would listen and stressed the high energy moment as White House aides described the talks as serious and frank. Bush plans to name Don Evans as commerce secretary and Mel Martinez as housing secretary, with Ann Veneman as agriculture secretary, after meetings in Washington.
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Washington
Oval Office
Bush
Clinton
White House
Texas
Don Evans
Commerce
Mel Martinez
Orange County
Fla
Ann Veneman
California Food and Agriculture Department
Firefighter Charity Collects Much Gives Little
Edna Mitchell balked at donating to the Association for Disabled Firefighters Inc. Yet donations to the Santa Ana nonprofit topped 1.7 million last year while only 11 thousand went to charitable causes. The ADF, formed in 1999, hired Community Affairs Inc. to solicit funds under a contract running 1999 to 2001 and covering at least 10 states.
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Edna Mitchell
Harrisonburg
Mitchell
Association For Disabled Firefighters Inc
Larry Shifflett
ADF
Santa Ana
Calif
Virginia
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Michael Wright
Office of Consumer Affairs
Community Affairs Inc
New Jersey
Community Affairs
Fed signals January rate cut to guard expansion
Washington reports that the Federal Reserve signaled readiness to begin rate cuts to avert a recession despite not lowering rates at the meeting. Economists viewed January as highly likely while markets fell as Nasdaq and Dow slid on the shift in focus from inflation to economic weakness risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve
America
Fed
Alan Greenspan
Thomas Byrd to Head Rockingham Publishing Inc
Thomas T. Byrd president and publisher of The Winchester Star has been elected president of Rockingham Publishing Company Inc effective April 1 2001 He succeeds his father former U S Senator Harry F Byrd Jr who led the company for 55 years Byrd also continues as publisher of The Winchester Star and holds multiple local and state posts including Virginia Press Association presidency and Rotary Club leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas T. Byrd
Winchester Star
Rockingham Publishing Company Inc
Daily News-Record
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Harry Byrd Jr
Thomas Byrd
Staunton Military Academy
Lynchburg College
United States Marine Corps
Vietnam
Winches
Rockingham Publishing Company
State Board For Community Colleges
Northern Virginia
Front Royal
Winchester Rotary Club
Virginia Press Association
Sharon Moore
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Nick Dalby
Kingsley
Allen Litten
LaLarnie
Virginia Road Funds
Gore
Harvard
Daronline.com
Cheney
Powell
al Gore
Toral College
California
News-Record
Matthew Weaver
Association For Disabled Firefighters, Inc
The
Virginia At of Consumer Affairs At
Virginia Department of Consumer Affairs
Rockingham Publishing
Ter Star
Winchester Evening Star Inc
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