Georgetown hairdresser found guilty of involuntary manslaughter
Arlington County Circuit Court jury convicts Raymond Urgo in the January shooting death of his girlfriend Ellen Kisacky. Sentencing set for Aug. 18 with a maximum recommended five years. prosecution sought second degree murder.
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Arlington, Va
Georgetown
Raymond Urgo
Arlington County
Ellen Dana Kisacky
Urgo
Fredericksburg
Mary Washington College
Ruby Harris
Harris
Virginia Equal Employment Opportunity Office
Roanoke Optometrists May Face Court Over Fee Tapes
Roanoke optometrists Dr. J B Rapoport Dr R D Blum and Dr L W Ritter may go to court to inform patients of basic charges via a taped message. The trio installed an answering device and mailed pamphlets citing state law. A state board complaint was filed. Blum faces the most charges for soliciting calls to hear fees.
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Roanoke
J. B. Rapoport
R. D. Blum
L. W. Ritter
Southwestern Virginia Optometric Society
Blum
Rapoport
Ritter
State Board of Optometry
James P. Gardner
Train Collision and Fire Kills 27 Near Frankfurt on the Oder
Berlin AP reports an express passenger train and a freight train collided near Frankfurt on the Oder early today, killing 27 and injuring seven. Rescue teams worked for hours to separate telescoped cars after the 2 a.m. crash and extinguish a fire set by the collision.
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Berlin
Frankfurt-on the-Oder
ADN
Koontz Seeks Gov N to Clarify Cloud Seeding Claim
Frederick County supervisor S Roger Koontz asks Gov Mills Godwin for official clarification on cloud seeding reports in the northern Shenandoah Valley. Clarke County farmers claim planes appeared before storms and rain failed, prompting tension and concern over drought relief options.
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Star
Mills Godwin
Shenandoah Valley
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
S. Roger Koontz
Godwin
Clarke County
Clarke Board of Supervisors
Harrison
Carter and Congress face crucial B1 bomber and budget votes this week
The House will vote to strip B1 bomber production funding from a major defense bill and lawmakers consider amendments on assassinations and intelligence operations. Carter plans a decision by week’s end on whether to proceed with B1 production.
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Washington
Congress
Carter
House
U.S
Joseph P. Addabbo
D-N.y
Addabbo
Senate
Bill D. Burlison
D-Mo
CIA
Larger Demonstrations Mark Gay Pride Week Across U S
Tens of thousands of gays and supporters marched in major cities to mark Gay Pride Week and seek equal rights. San Francisco drew 100000 plus, New York about 12000 on a 28 block Fifth Avenue march, Chicago 2000 with a leather clad color guard, and Miami several hundred chanting for equal treatment amid local anti discrimination efforts.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Vietnam
New York
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Lesbian Feminist Alliance
Miami
Anita Bryant
Weather Summary for Northern Valley and Extended Outlook
Partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with highs in the mid 80s to around 90 and a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. Tonight and Tuesday bring warm temperatures, highs in the 80s to low 90s, and lows in the 60s to 70s as storms spread across the state. The extended forecast from Wednesday to Friday calls for hazy warm weather with scattered afternoon and evening showers, daytime highs in the upper 80s and nightly lows in the mid to upper 60s. Rainfall data are provided for the past 48 hours and yearly totals, with historical averages and records included.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Pennsylvania
Western Plains
Upper Great Lakes
Virginia
Arrest In Shooting Incident Front Royal Man Charged
Charles Cameron of Front Royal was charged with breaking and entering and assault after a disturbance at 414 Virginia Ave. Saturday night. He was shot in the back, treated at Warren Memorial Hospital, and jailed before posting bond and release. Police investigated the home of Judy Foster where shots were fired.
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Front Royal
Charles
Bugs) Cameron
Virginia Ave
Charles W. Rutherford
Cameron
Warren Memorial Hospital
Warren County
Rutherford
Judy Foster
Jail Fire Safety Notes Mention Mattresses And Ventilation
Nicodemus cites a couple of fires involving mattresses in Clarke jail but no toxic fumes. DeBARI links Tennessee fire fumes to ventilation. Clarke jail lacks a ventilation system and uses portable fans. Holding cells exist for violent inmates and a doctor sends disturbed inmates to hospital for treatment.
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Nicodemus
Clarke
Debari
Tennessee
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Smalts Florists, Inc
Tlome Winchester
Bina Cooper Davies
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Alda L. Cammer
Maury County Hospital
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the Star
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House Rules Committee
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Israel
N. Cameron St
Winchester
RTA
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Braddock St
Foster
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Iolladay Decorating
Valley Ave
Roware Center Inc
Pittsburgh Paints
Golly
Olladay Building Supply, Inc
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J.W. Arthur, Inc
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