Texas multimillionaire killer shoots wife and two others
Fort Worth police say Thomas Cullen Davis shot and killed his estranged wife Andrea Wilburn and Stan Farr, wounded two others, after a confrontation at the 140 acre Davis mansion. Davis, 42, was arrested on two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder and later released on bond.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Thomas Cullen Davis
Davis Mansion
Fort Worth
Davis
WW. Matthews
Priscilla
Andrea Wilburn
Stan Farr
Miss Bass
Gavrel
Farr
Texas Christian University
Andrea
Cullen Davis
Obituaries for Barney, Legge, McDaniel, Fox prominent locals
Funeral services and death notices for Freda Mae Barney 54 of Inwood West Virginia Howard A. Legge 68 of Martinsburg West Virginia John F. McDaniel 46 of Winchester and Samuel Fox 77 formerly of Warren County outline service times locations and family survivors. Services were held or announced with burial plans and residence details across Martinsburg Front Royal Winchester and surrounding areas.
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Howard A. Legge
Amherst St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Legge
Martinsburg
W.va
George A
L. Bell Perry Legge
Calvary Methodist
Moose No. 120
Jones Funeral Home
Bedford Samuel Fox
Warren County
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D.C
Fox
Frank Fox
Hilar T. Fox
Harrisonburg
Betty J. Thacker
Roanoke
Mary E. Richards
Hagerstown
Priscilla D. Dove
Dorothy D. Funkhouser
W. Va
Mamie Fink
Baltimore
Brucie Phillips
Sanford, Fla
Georgie Easton
Silver Spring
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Maddox Funeral Home
Front Royal
Senate backs tax credits to fund home insulation boost
The Senate approved an energy saving amendment allowing a 30 percent credit on up to 750 dollars of insulation related costs including storm windows and caulking. Aimed at helping all homeowners, the plan could create credits up to 225 dollars and may refund excess to low income buyers.
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Washington
Senate
U.S. Treasury
Richmond School Board Defers Minute of Silence Decision
The Richmond School Board delayed action on allowing a daily minute of silence in classrooms. The 1976 General Assembly authorized the practice but supporters deny religious intent. Board member Lewis T. Booker cited unalterable opposition to the proposal.
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Richmond
Richmond School Board
General Assembly
Lewis T. Booker
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John F. McDaniel
Woodland Ave
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Winchester
Essie M. Martin McDaniel
Herbert Lee McDaniel
First Baptist Church
Veterans of Foreign War
Loyal Order of Moose
Friendship Fire Co
Ursula Brill
Franklin Lee McDaniel
Donna E. McDaniel
Melinda Sue McDaniel
Keyser
Debbie Ellifrit
New Creek
Lillie M. Wallace
Supreme Court
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Wood
Winchester Evening Star
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Star
Kmart
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Esecret
Selson Blue
Fohenow Baby
Johnson's
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