Repossessed tombstone returned to Aldridge grave
A man who repossessed a tombstone agreed to return it to Arthur T. Aldridge’s grave if the widow resumes payments. Aldridge’s two adult children will chip in to settle the debt from a stone bought in 1968 for 160. The widow reportedly owed 105 with interest. a family member derided the repossession as foolish.
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Arthur T. Aldridge
A. Aldridge
Paul Ricciardi
Quincy Memorial Co
Aldridge
Ricciardi
Supreme Court voids law extending overtime in FLSA
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, voided a two year federal extension of overtime and related FLSA provisions for about 3.4 million state and local workers. Justices split over Congress power to regulate interstate commerce and its reach into state decisions on governmental functions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Illinois River
Oklahoma
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
John Paul Stevens
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Methodist youth group helps in Barbourville Appalachia
Thirty members of the First United Methodist Church Youth Fellowship returned from a week in Barbourville Kentucky where they repaired five homes and built a bed room and floor. The group raised over 2000 dollars for the Appalachia Service Project and memory of Middletown youth Marc Roth. They stayed at Union College dormitories and joined volunteers from Wisconsin Georgia and Kentucky.
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Youth Fellowship
The
First United Methodist Church
Barbourville
Middletown
Union College
Fred Finney
Aoe
Agenes Finney
Marc Roth
Wisconsin
Georgia
Kentucky
Appalachia
United Methodists and
Glenn Emans
Nashville
Tenn
U.S
Finney
Rae
Henshawn
Sue Kimball
Tim Rudd
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