Missing Betty Lou Ray Tells of Washington Link
In Walnut North Carolina a frail young woman once missing for a decade, Betty Lou Ray now Elizabeth Ray, claims she was the mistress of Ohio congressman Wayne Hays. She says she held a $14,000 yearly sinecure and that Playboy will feature her topless photos in The Girls of Washington.
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Postal Profits Damaged Records Auctioned
Washington AP report outlines how the Postal Service profits from auctioning damaged books and records after new sorting machines tear wrappers, with industry groups arguing the devices cause losses. The service paused auctions June 1 to Aug. 31 while seeking alternatives. lawmakers criticize the sorting systems as destructive and inefficient.
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Teacher Cleared Of Assault Charge In North Rowan Case
A North Rowan Primary School teacher, Julia Goodnight, was found not guilty of assault on Kevin Paul More after admitting to spanking him with a wooden paddle for stealing and lying. The boy’s stepfather, Daniel Moore, plans a civil suit, claiming a cover up by school officials. Moore’s attorney argued corporal punishment is not for moral discipline and cites juvenile courts. The case noted that other teachers in the same classroom testified to five or six light swats without force.
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