Handley Kiwanis to Stage Radio Auction for Rescue Squad
Key Club President Kit Molden and Mike March coordinate with Winchester Rescue Squad Capt. Albert Felicio to prepare for a radio telethon auction by Handley High School Kiwanis Key Club. The auction will feature donated merchandise from local merchants on station WINC Saturday. Maurice Parlett invites more donations at 662 8426.
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Kit Molden
Mike March
Winchester Rescue Squad
Albert Felicio
Handley High School Kiwanis Key Club
Vepco Denies Charge of Racial Discrimination
Virginia Electric & Power Co faces a Justice Department civil rights suit alleging discrimination in employment training and promotion of black workers. The action names IBEW locals in Harrisonburg Clifton Forge South Boston Charlottesville Falls Church Newport News South Norfolk and Richmond, seeks injunctive relief, and claims the unions’ contracts perpetuate bias. Vepco denies the charges, citing an affirmative action program and compliance with federal orders.
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Richmond
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Justice Department
Vepco
U. S. District Court
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Harrisonburg
Clifton Forge
Boston
Charlottesville
Falls Church
Newport News
Norfolk
Justice Depriment
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John Mi. McGurn
Department of Justice
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Virginia Supreme Court to Hear Bar Appeal in Gunter Case
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will consider the Seventh District Committee of the Virginia State Bar appeal of the Winchester Corporation Court dismissal of its suit against attorney E. Eugene Gunter. The case centers on alleged alteration of a client statement to mislead an inquiry, with Gunter admitting the alteration.
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Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Seventh District Committee
Virginia State Bar
Corporation Court
E. Eugene Gunter
Gunter
Wintchester Corporation Court
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Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Winchester Corporation Court
Bryant Convicted of Misdemeanor in Auto Case
Terry Alan Bryant was found guilty in Clarke County Circuit Court of unauthorized use of an auto belonging to Donald Orndorff. Reduced from felony to misdemeanor, he received 30 days in jail. Floyd Hawkins pleaded guilty to the charge and got a 12 months suspended sentence with two years probation. A third youth’s case was postponed. Richard Courtney pleaded innocent.
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Berryville
Terry Alan Bryant
Clarke County
Donald Eugene Orndorff
Floyd Allen Hawkins
Richard Wesley Courtney
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