Recruiting office opens in Front Royal boosts Marine Corps presence
Gunnery Sergeant Daniel R. Brillant opens Front Royal recruiting office at 124 E. Main St to serve the area after completing seven weeks at San Diego recruiting school. He hails from Brunswick Maine and is joined by Navy and Marine personnel including Seaman William Engborg and Lance Cpl. Stacey as regional recruiters. CARE counts 29 million helped worldwide in 1974.
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Front Royal
Daniel R. Brillant
United States Marine Corps
E. Main St
Marine Corps
Brillant
San Diego
Main
Cherry Point
N.C
Brunswick
Brunswick High
New York
Daniel C. Clater
Barbara
Ritenour St
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Sailor Convicted In Coffee Duty Dispute At Court Martial
A 2 year old sailor, Legalman 2 C Gosnell, was found guilty by a four member jury at the Sth Naval District Law Center in Norfolk for refusing to make coffee for officers. Prosecutor argues coffee is part of Navy tradition essential to morale. defense says it is a convenience. Extenuation and mitigation hearings set for Feb. 11 before sentencing.
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Norfolk, Va
Sth Naval District Law Center
Garrett W. Gosnell
Mableton, Ga
Law Center
Gosnell
B.W. van Rensler
H.C. Talbert
Edward W. Remsburg
Navy
Remsburg
Charges Dropped in Indecent Exposure Case
Seminole County Judge Harold Johnson dismissed indecent exposure charges against Fanne Foxe the stripper friend of Rep Wilbur D Mills saying the prosecution failed to prove a violation after she allegedly opened a robe on stage while nude underneath.
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Seminole
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Wilbur D. Mills
Johnson
Public Employee Bargaining Back Before Virginia General Assembly
The Virginia General Assembly reopens debate on public employee bargaining with two hours of testimony before joint House and Senate committees. Supporters include James M. Thomson and Willard Moody who urge legalization, while opponents led by Del. Frank Slayton oppose compulsory bargaining. Participants from education and law groups warn against limits on workers rights, and the push becomes a high-stakes partisan clash in Richmond.
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Virginia General Assembly
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Senate Commerce and Labor
James M. Thomson
Alexandria
Virginia
Thomson
Virginia Manufacturers Association
Godwin
VMA
State Chamber of Commerce
Willard Moody
Portsmouth
Senate
Frank McCulloch
University of Virginia
National Labor Relations Board
Jay Leavitt
Richmond and Petersburg
Teamsters Union
Del
Frank Slayton
D Fairfax
Leavitt
James Tate
R-Fairfax
House Committee
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