Tarzan of the Appalachians still lives in Orval Brown
Carl West Virginia AP reports Orval Brown known as Wild Man Tarzan of the Appalachians, now 90, still recalls barefoot Tarzan dreams. He lost no steam but grows beard, long hair, and reads occult tracts while living with relatives near Charleston.
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South America
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Orval
Amma Brown
Charleston
Doris Dorsey
Winchester
Ohio
Amma
West Virginia
New York graves shortage pushes burials to suburbs
New York City faces a grave shortage as cemetery plots vanish across all boroughs. Queens Catholic and Brooklyn diocese plots are filled, leaving Manhattan with only an active cemetery and many unable to be buried locally. Officials suggest space optimizations and New Jersey-style options while island and Long Island sites see rising demand.
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Middle Village
Mount St. Mary
Bob Britts
Trinity Church Cemetery
Washington Heights
Bronx
Manhattan
Dan Andrews
Claire Shulman
Frank DeRosa
Calvary Cemetery
Department of City Planning
Kevin Davitt
Regu Wates
Perfetto
Washington Cemetery
Ozone Park
Stafford
Farmingdale
L.I
DeRosa
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