Six of Nail Family Shot to Death in Roanoke Home
A Roanoke family of six was found shot to death in their three bedroom home in what police described as a multiple murder suicide. The father Charles Nail Sr. killed his wife Sharol and their four children before shooting himself. Victims include Charles Jr 10 Michael Eugene 8 Pamela Charlene 5 and Kimberly 18 months. Autopsy to confirm time of death. Neighbors report no gunshots heard.
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Roanoke
UPI
Charles M. Nail Sr
Sharol
Virginia
James L. Vair
Wair
Viar
Vair
Nai
Vigo County VCSC Budget Details 1974 Plan
The budget outlines general fund at 5.10 per hundred, debt service 0.51, and building fund 0.30 with a possible total rate of 5.82 on an 18.3 million proposal. Supt. Cottom explains the debt service rise, prior bond payments and Honey Creek funds. The district operates three high schools and more, with 1,050 staff, 917 teachers, and 12,058 daily riders. inflation and utilities drive costs, plus one time items from last year. The budget includes 100,000 for remainder of year operating costs and bids for waste treatment at West Vigo Middle School. Public hearing set. library budget hearing follows adjournment.
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General Fund
Debt Service
Cumulative Building Fund
Vigo County
Dept. Service Fund
Supt
Cottom
Dept Service Fund
Honey Creek Fire
VCSC
Supt. Cottom
Honey Creek
Riley
West Vigo
Board of
Thornton School Corrections
Fayette
William J. Llewellyn
John Sutherland
West Vigo Middle School
School Trustees
Vigo County Library Board
Sun City Center Growth Projection and Plans
Hal Boyle notes potential for 60 000 residences and 150 000 people but hints he may not live to see it. Sun City Center now serves residents over 50 with visitors under 18 allowed. Developers plan younger family areas and ranch estates to attract newcomers from Tampa Sarasota and St. Petersburg. Gould makes regular business trips to his native city. LT enjoys them New York is a great place to visit. But he shrugs.
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Jerry
Sun City Center
Tampa
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Gould
New York
Floods Drive Continued From Page One
The toll from the quake remained uncertain as many villages near Pico de Orizaba were isolated. Government tallies showed 393 dead in Puebla and 92 in Veracruz with 17 more later reported. The worst event in modern Mexico was July 28, 1957, with about 70 dead, over 50 in Mexico City. The capital escaped serious damage this time. Acapulco felt only a light tremor and no foreigners were reported injured.
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Pico de Orizaba
Puebla
Veracruz
Mexico
Mexico City
Acapulco
Pacific
Madrid Crash Continued From Page One
The Air Force reported the plane carried nearly nine tons of cargo in addition to the crew. The Starlifter belonged to the Military Airlift Command and marked its first fatal accident since 1965.
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Air Force
Military Airlift Command
Nix Pins U S Soviet Ties On Nuclear Deals Public Praise
In a Veterans of Foreign Wars address President Nixon touts historic U S Soviet nuclear arms control strides and broad cooperation while acknowledging Watergate shadows. The speech frames U S Soviet relations as strong yet hints at lingering Cold War era tensions beneath the surface.
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Brezhnev
Chuck Connors
Nixon
U.S
Soviet Union
Watergate
Black Couch Department
Elisberg’s
Sakharov Warns West Of East Bloc Strength In New USSR Trade
A Soviet physicist Andrei Sakharov held a press conference from Moscow warning the West that Western goods will fuel the USSR’s muscular growth and could lead to a more formidable, masked state. He argued unrestrained Western engagement risks a harsh, inescapable neighbor behind a bureaucratic screen. Windsor Ontario marks the border port as the Detroit area’s largest crossing, with over 21 million annual travelers. Average farm prices have declined or stayed flat in half the last twenty years.
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Ford
Brezhnev
U.S
Kremlin
American Legion
VFW
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bill Buckley
Andrei D. Sakharov
Moscow
U.S.S.R
D. Sakharov
Siberia
Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
Detroit
Mich
Health column warns marijuana leads to harder drugs
The article argues that marijuana use among youths invites progression to stronger drugs and harms college and post college goals. It counters the idea that marijuana is as harmless as cigarettes, citing health risks and potential brain damage.
Utilities Outages Persist Across Regions
The outages continued from page one with durations up to 40 minutes. In Pittsburgh, Duquesne Light Co reported several neighborhoods without power due to overloaded equipment. Fort Wayne Utilities cut power to parks and recreational facilities to conserve energy as temperatures hovered in the mid 90s for five days.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Man Arrested on City Court Warrant for Theft
Paul Lemont, 39, of 3522 Rosehill Road, arrested Tuesday night on a city court theft warrant sworn by James and Helen Vallely. He appeared in City Court Wednesday morning and was released on $1,900 bond. Case continued to allow Lemont to confer with attorney Woodrow Nasser.
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Paul Lemont
Rosehill Rd
James
Helen Vallely
N. 9Th St
Lemont
Woodrow Nasser
Schieve Takes Oath as Mascata tuck State Hospital Head
Governor Bowen administered the oath of office to George R. Schieve the new Mascata tuck State Hospital superintendent. Schieve assumed duties August 13 and previously led mental retardation services in Arizona.
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Indianapolis
Upi
Bowen
George R. Schieve
Mascatatuck State Hospital
Schieve
Arizona
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