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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1978

Page

7

Home Operator Indicted Involuntary Servitude Case

A Mercer County indictment charges Jean Douglas of Willingboro with holding seven residents in involuntary servitude at a Trenton boarding home that housed up to 38 residents. The facility, listed by welfare officials for placing relatives, allegedly abused elderly and disabled residents through intimidation and violence, with some referred from Trenton State Psychiatric Hospital. If convicted on all counts, Douglas faces up to 45 years in prison and fines.

New Jersey Jean Douglas Trenton N.J Newark Willingboro Mercer County Welfare of Douglas Welfare Board Trenton State Psychiatric Hospital

Crown Cork & Seal Reopens After Water Main Rupture

Crown Cork & Seal Co. resumes operations after a blast during by pass work ruptured a 12 inch water main. President Johnson announces he will not seek another term. General Van Fleet, famed yet controversial, retires amid public reflection on his career. Winchester post office uses a cancellation die highlighting the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival.

Crown Cork & Seal Co Lyndon B. Johnson James A. van Fleet Winchester

Korean War Orphan Reunited With Family

Chicago tale of Joe Anthony once called Park a Korean battlefront orphan adopted by U.S. GIs in 1951. After 12 years and 11 trips, he found his real parents and brother. they will move to Rockford, Illinois, to join him as permanent residents.

Chicago Sunday Joe Anthony Anthony Park United States Rockford Japan Congress Sen Homer

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