Jury Finds Priest Guilty Fined $50
The Rev Joseph E Gedra, 72, was found guilty of violating Fairfax County zoning by conducting Mass in a single family home near Vienna Virginia A jury set a $50 fine and ordered six day suspended sentence while Gedra plans further appeals to reverse the conviction and address First Amendment challenges to the ordinance.
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Fromme case reveals pistol taken from man in July
Harold Bero, 66, testified that Lynette Fromme grabbed his .45 handgun from a table in July and left with it after he showed her how to use it. The incident precedes the September attempt on President Ford and follows Fromme’s courtroom disruptions and refusals to cooperate with her attorney.
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Jackson
Alterations on Wit and Marriage Echoes in Humor
A fragmented quip mocks marital equality by stating that anyone claiming perfect harmony with a wife may be joking about corrected vision. The line plays on gender roles and companionship themes in a witty one liner.
Three day forecast for North and South Carolina
The weather outlook shows cooler, partly cloudy conditions with increasing cloudiness and chances of showers across North Carolina by midweek and in South Carolina along the coast. Temperatures range from the 50s to 70s with lows in the 30s to 50s, and rain chances rising to 50 percent Wednesday in NC and along the southeast coast in SC.
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South Carolina
Swiggett Opens General Practice Law Office in Greensboro
R Horace Swiggett Jr opens a general practice law office at 304 Southeastern Building Greensboro after years in insurance. He is a Duke Law School graduate 197 from Duke University and a Jamestown public schools alum. Hayes Ratledge to speak at High Point Assn of Life Underwriters breakfast at 8 am Thursday at Holiday Inn Downtown.
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Tobacco Prices Reported Up Across North Belt
Tobacco farmers received an average 3.14 dollars more per 100 pounds of flue cured leaf sold on the Old and Middle Belt Monday, with 15 of 20 markets reporting. Belt volume reached 7,742,116 pounds and season totals 390,216,057 pounds at an average 98.88. Eastern North Carolina Belt averaged 103.29 per 100 pounds, up 0.36, with volume 9,613,960 pounds and season totals 482,441,577 pounds at 101.63.
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Raleigh
Middle Belt
North Carolina
Mother Of Eric Disappointed By TV Cancer Tale
NORWALK Conn AP The mother of a 21 year old college soccer star who died of leukemia says NBC Hall of Fame adaptation Eric is too cleaned up to show the ugly realities of cancer wards. Doris Lund wrote a book about her son Eric’s four year fight and chemotherapy. The TV version renames him Swenson and relocates him to the University of Washington, omitting Connecticut ties and real life details she viewed as important. The mother expressed disappointment that the portrayal avoids the harsh sights and experiences of cancer treatment and ward life.
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