Reopened 11-Year-Old Norfolk Chesapeake Murder Case
The 1966 strangulation of 17-year-old Sandra Pace Todd in Chesapeake is being re examined by Norfolk and Chesapeake officials based on polygraph discrepancies. Colleagues, family, and a Pennsylvania congressman pressed for new action, while a grand jury previously found insufficient evidence for indictment.
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Chesapeake
Sandra Pace Todd
Sandy
Commonwealth
Norfolk Commonwealth
Joseph Campbell
Campbell
Charles D. Grant
Chesapeake Commonwealth
Robert E. Kowalsky Jr
R. A. Lakoski
Peter M. Axson
Pace
Axson
City Hall
Paces
Pennsylvania
Lawrence G. Williams
Williams
Mills Godwin
Virginia
Godwin
Small Car Prices Up Again in U S Market
Detroit reports continued price hikes for small cars as Toyota and Datsun lift prices by about 5.4 percent, with averages over 5000 dollars for Datsun models. Volkswagen follows with a 3.9 percent rise, as currency shifts and labor costs drive domestic and foreign makers to adjust pricing.
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Detroit
Norman Lean
Toyota
United States
Datsun
Volkswagen Company
U.S
Black Richmond judge may stay after resignation accepted
Judge James Sheffield of Richmond Virginia may not resign after all though his letter of resignation dated March 22 to Governor Dalton was accepted. He says he has been asked to stay on and is reconsidering his action. The case raises concerns about appointment of a black successor and race relations in the state judiciary.
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Richmond
James Sheffield
Virginia
Sheffield
John Dalton
Dalton
Mills Godwin
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Virginia General Assembly
Robert N. Baldwin
Virginia Supreme Court
Baldwin
Robert T. Armistead
Williamsburg
Rhode Island Senate Urges Swift Agency Replies
Rhode Island senators pass a resolution asking Gov. Garrahy to direct department heads to answer House and Senate resolutions within 14 days. Senator Jerome Smith cautions the move could risk conflict with the executive branch. No official response was given.
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Providence
Rhode Island Senate
Joseph Garrahy
House
Senate
Jerome Smith
Smith
Consumers Sue Vepco Over Fuel Surcharge in Court
Two Virginia Electric & Power Co. customers filed a class action in U S District Court alleging the September 1975 fuel cost surcharge is illegal. The suit seeks $23.1 million already collected plus refunds and argues retroactive rate making violates equal protection. The filing names Michael L. Tremper and Charles E. Rigney and notes Vepco awaits response within 20 days.
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Richmond
Virginia Electric & Power Co
U. S. District Court
Henry Howell
Michael L. Tremper
Charles E. Rigney
Vepco
State Corporation Commission
Federal Power Commission
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