Thousands Die From Child Abuse Plague Reveals Brutal Case
An article on child abuse as a national crisis cites the Dennis Di Rocco case in Nutley New Jersey where 13 month old Dennis died from a subdural hematoma after injuries from abuse. Parents Dennis Sr and Elizabeth Di Rocco were convicted of second degree murder and jailed on bail.
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John T. Wheeler
America
Dennis di Rocco
Nutley
N.J
Dennis Jr
Dennis
Essex County
Dennis Sr
Elizabeth
di Roccos
Ray E. Helfer
Frank Ferro
Children’s Bureau
Washington
Youth and Family Services
New Jersey
Bulletin of
The
New York Academy of Medicine
Fredric Wertham
Wertham
New York
Congress
National Committee For Prevention of
Parents Anonymous
Cjies Federal
Anthony Montone
Montone
di Rocco
Division of Youth and Family Services
Firek and Hoopes Exchange Vows at Saint Marys Fredericksburg
Gwendolyn Jean Firek and Daniel Albert Hoopes wed Aug 2 at 11 am in Saint Marys Catholic Church Fredericksburg. The ceremony featured Father Vincent Sikora and music by organist Mrs Carlton Anderdonk and soloist Mrs Stephen Stefanini. The couple plan to live in Winchester after a Canada honeymoon. Firek is a Fredericksburg resident and Hoopes a Winchester native with roles in local education and juvenile court.
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Gwendolyn Jean Firek
Richards Ave
Daniel Albert Hoopes
Winchester
Saint Mary’s Catholic Church
Fredericksburg
Vincent Sikora
Carlton Anderdonk
Stephen Stefanini
Steven Firek
William Preston Hall
Stephen Ross Patterson
Clemmons
N.C
John Carlisle Blackburn
Annandale
Gilbert Kevin Noll
Harrisonburg
General Washington Inn
Canada
Hoopes
Stafford High School
Madison College
VCU
UVA
Winchester City
James Wood
Elon College
North Carolina
North Carolina State University
26Th District
Insect Notes by Gary Deoms
Warren County Extension Agent notes millipedes as a summer pest due to wet conditions. Flea issues rise when pets vacation outdoors. homeowners should clean and spray sleeping areas, and use aerosols to kill fleas, eggs, and larvae.
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Gary Deoms
Warren County
Tidewater
Virginia
Toll Free Line Enables Virginia Child Abuse Reports
Virginia launches a 24 hour toll free hot line 1 800 552 7096 in Richmond to collect reports of child abuse or neglect. In early July 278 calls were logged, signaling increased reporting under the new centralized welfare department system and strict physician reporting obligations.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Richmond
Virginia Department of Welfare
Anthony Shaw
University of Virginia
Antique glass pedestal vase at Racetrack Antiques Show
Winchester Evening Star reports a 1870 cut glass pedestal base vase with double handles among antiques to be shown at the 6th Annual Racetrack Antiques Show and Sale at Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia August 15 16 17. Exhibitors from 15 states will offer a variety of antiques with show hours noon to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday.
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Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town
W.va
Teets Hartman Couple Wed In St Petersburg Florida
Teets and Hartman were united in marriage on Monday August 4 in St Petersburg Florida. The bride daughter of Clifton and Mrs Teets and the groom son of Leonard and Mrs Hartman. Attendants were Ronnie Athey and his wife. Mrs Hartman graduated Handley High School in 1975 and works for International Insurance in St Petersburg. Mr Hartman works for Standard Oil in St Petersburg. They will reside in St Petersburg after a brief honeymoon.
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Raymond J. Firek
Jefferson St
Fredericksburg
Louise T. Armour
Woodland Ave
Eva Foreman Geist
Winchester
Marleigh Charmaine Teets
Larry F. Hartman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mrs. Leonard Hartman
St. Petersburg, Fla
Ronnie Athey
Hartman
Handley High School
International Interstate Insurance Co
Mr. Hartman
Standard Oil Co
Nostalgia Antique Show at Shenandoah Downs Theme
The Sixth Annual Nostalgia Antique Show at Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia will run August 15 16 and 17. Hours are noon to 10 p m Friday and Saturday and noon to 6 p m Sunday.
Susan Ford defends mother in 60 Minutes interview
Susan Ford, 18, praised Betty Ford for answering tough questions on abortion and other topics during CBS 60 Minutes. She watched the White House interview from Cedar Crest in Topeka during her six week photography internship, saying her mother would counsel her if she faced an affair.
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Peka
Kan
Susan Ford
Betty Ford
Susan
CBS
Morley Safer
60 Minutes
Mrs. Ford
White House
Miss Ford
Topeka Capital Journal
Cedar Crest
Topeka
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Ian
Walter Snellings
Sylvia McDowell
Karina Taylor
McLean
Diane Angle
Middleway
W. Va
Maureen Hall
Winchester Evening Star
Teets-Hartman
Mrs. Clifton Teets
AARP
A.L. Akers
American Association For Retired Persons
Clarke County
Duplicate Bridge Club of
Delia Bates
Elaine Crumley
Robert Giffin
Larry Goodyear
Andy Phillips
Edith Walter
Warren Jones
Sue Schlack
Sonya Docal
Milton A. Joyce
Delmer Robinson
Beverely Wright
Mitchell
Bates
Crumley
Daily Door
Gattsbo
West Virginia
N.A.D.A
Eeatwell
Ie Aparsa