Alleged Theft Probed In Virginia Office Papers
A special grand jury in Richmond began sessions to investigate the disappearance of papers from attorney John W. Bates III's office tied to Virginia Electric & Power Co plans for a $33 million headquarters. Papers were taken in June by former Lt. Gov. Henry Powell and later handed to the State Corporation Commission.
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Virginia Electric & Power Co
J. Randolph Tucker
Henry Powell
Vepco
John W. Bates III
Bates
State Corporation Commission
Howell
SCC
Commission
Richmond, Va
Virginia General Assembly
New Jersey
Alex H. Sands Jr
L. Douglas Wilder
Gladys Wills
Wilder
Willses
Repone
Kepone
Virginia Waters
Allied Chemical Corp
Life Science Products Co
Life Science
Allied
James River
Virginia Beach
Helen Elayne Summerell Lane
Two Grand Larcenies Reported by Winchester Police
Winchester police reported two grand larcenies. Robert C. Richard, of Kinzel Drive, had about 250 dollars in tools stolen from a vehicle in front of his home around 1 a.m. yesterday. Richard Foreman said 600 dollars worth of paint guns were stolen from the R and F Body Shop on East Germain Street sometime between Sunday noon and 1 a.m.
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Winchester
Robert C. Richard
Kinzel Drive
Richard Foreman
E. Germain St
Howell Denied AFL-CIO Convention Guest Badge
At Norfolk, delegates vote to deny former Lt. Gov Henry Howell a guest badge at the Virginia AFL-CIO convention. The motion to admit him as a candidate for the 1977 Democratic gubernatorial nomination is rejected after heated debate.
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Norfolk
Henry Howell
Virginia
Afl-Cio
Howell
Louise Shrader
Garment Workers Union Local 400
Roanoke
Julian Carper
Charlie Christian
Christian
Organized Labor
Arnold Brown
United Paperworkers Union
Harry Byrd
Gerald Ford
Andrew P. Miller
Stephens City Names New Town Clerk
Stephens City Town Council appointed Joyce Orndorff as town clerk succeeding Nell Bruce. Orndorff, a four year deputy, is Stephens City native and James Wood High School graduate. Bruce began in the office eleven years ago from Alexandria.
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Stephens City
Nell Bruce
Joyce Orndorff
Ms. Bruce
Alexandria
Ms. Orndorff
James Wood High School
Robert Braithwaite
Kristie
U S Supplied Nuclear Material Could Make About 1000 Bombs
U S supplied uranium and spent fuel in foreign hands could yield about 1000 atomic bombs, experts say. Space and facilities to reprocess or store spent fuel are lacking in the United States, raising concerns about diversion for weapons and the country becoming a dumping ground for hazardous material. India holds about 200 metric tons, and Washington has not repurchased it through 1963 1966 agreements allowing buy back of spent fuel.
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U.S
United States
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
India
Mistrial Denied in Harris Trial as Deliberations Continue
Los Angeles judge Mark Brandler refused to declare a mistrial or remove himself amid defense claims of prejudice. The Harris case heads into a potential verdict as jurors enter a fourth day of deliberations.
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LOS Angeles
William and
Emily Harris
Harrises
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Haystack Fire Under South Fork Bridge Repeats
Front Royal firemen fought a haystack blaze under the South Fork bridge on Rt. 522 yesterday afternoon. This is the second fire in six weeks. the first started when a welding torch sparked drops through the pavement during bridge repairs by Virginia Highway Department workers. Cause of yesterday's fire undetermined, officials said.
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Front Royal
South Fork
Virginia Highway Dept
Weather Outlook With Sunny Skies and Warm Weekend Forecast
Northern Valley expects fair cool nights with mid fifties lows and mostly sunny days in the seventies. Statewide outlook calls for highs in the seventies to near eighty, with a chance of showers Saturday and continued warm spells into the extended period. Rain totals for August and the year are listed, alongside long term averages and past rainfall records.
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Pacific Coast
Rockies
Texas
Dakotas
Florida
mid-Atlantic
Northern Valley
Virginia
Mother Teresa shines at Philadelphia Eucharistic Congress
At the Civic Center 6000 attendees watched Mother Teresa in white sari bless bread and share it. The missioner’s presence drew crowds and underscored world hunger as a top Catholic priority at the congress in Philadelphia.
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Mother Teresa
Calcutta
Civic Center
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