Obituary notices for Keckley Bosserman Fleming
Obituary notices report Winfred F. Keckley 61 of Mt. Falls Route died Sunday in Montgomery Norristown with funeral Thursday at Omps Funeral Home Chapel burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Walter H. Bosserman Jr. 71 of 621 Tennyson Ave died Saturday. service today at Christ Episcopal Church with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Gerald Sidney Fleming 72 of 112 Loudoun St Strasburg died Sunday. service tomorrow at Stover Funeral Home with Riverview burial.
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Winfred F. Keckley
Mt. Falls
Montgomery
Norristown
Mr. Keckley
Arles Town
W. Va
Leatha Carper Keckley
Winchester
Thomas Cover Keckley
Fabritek Co., Inc
Mer
mer@Miss Meargaret (Peggy) Pasqueal
Edna May Carsner
Peggy Ann Hansen
Tacoma
Washington
Dwain Thomas Kerkley
McBee, S.C
Randolph W. Kerkley
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Loring Keckley
Richmond
Evelyn Johnson
Pennsylvania
Omps Funeral Home
Shenandoah Memorial Park
The
American Heart Assn
John M. Steck
Robert S. Boyd
Clarke T. Cooper Jr
Fred L. Glaize Jr
William West Jr
Harry R. Kern Jr
Thomas Wood Baldridge
Virginia Electric Power gets $148 million rate rise
The State Corporation Commission approved a 148.1 million dollar rate increase for Virginia Electric & Power Co. effective April 10, raising bills about seven percent for the average customer. The change reflects 82 million dollars collected since last June for North Anna nuclear plant startup costs, leaving 66.1 million dollars in new revenue after adjustments. The company had sought 246 million dollars.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Vepco
North Anna
Goren Bridge by Charles H. Goren and Omar Sharif 1979
Bridge analysis of a high level North South overcall and slam try. South contemplates doubling and spade show, leading to a near-slam with careful club ruffing and heart finesse. A misstep by declarer costs a sure slam. correct line boosts odds significantly.
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Omar Sharif
Chicago Tribune
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Judge Lifts Reporter's Fine in Grand Jury Case
Richmond judge freed Norfolk Ledger Star reporter David Chandler from jail time and a $100 daily fine after finding the concealed information could be obtained from another source. Chandler, Pulitzer winner, had refused to reveal sources for a report on gifts to state purchasing division employees.
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Richmond
Norfolk Ledger-Star
David Chandler
Chandler
Circuit Court
James B. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
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Ledger-Star
Grand Jury
Koch launches 10.5 million subway crime crackdown
New York Mayor Edward Koch proclaims a campaign against subway criminals and deploys more than 900 uniformed officers. The plan assigns one officer to 600 trains and covers 459 platforms with patrols peaking this evening before tapering, amid reports of limited early crime and positive rider reactions.
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NEW York
Edward Koch
Koch
Transit
Alligator Farm Profits Grow as Meat Sale Remains Illegal
Ed Froehlich raises about 4,000 alligators on a 2,000 acre farm in Lake Park Florida. He stores 3,000 pounds of frozen meat awaiting legal sale while selling hides to survive. A new federal rule allows sale of captive raised hides and a Fort Lauderdale restaurant has shown interest in his meat.
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Froehlich
Fort Lauderdale
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