Gaylor guilty of extortion in Virginia case
The jury found Gene Willard Gaylor, 39, of Covington, guilty of extortion for mailing threats and attempting to extort 10 000 from Carroll Eugene Humphries. Judge James Turk sentenced him to 20 years in federal prison.
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Scaffold Collapse At West Virginia Plant Kills 51
An independent lab tests concrete samples debris and a hoisting cable from the Monongahela Power Co cooling tower collapse at INLOW ISLAND West Virginia. OSHA says results due next week as investigations proceed under five week timeline.
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Jack Hord
Monongahela Power Co
Hord
Apple Blossom Festival Crowns Shenandoah Queen
Governor crowns Gigi Garner Shenandoah Linden as Apple Blossom FestivalQueen of the Apple Blossoms. She receives a apple wood scepter the city key and a royal welcome from Court Ambassador Unitas. Crowds move inside Handley auditorium due to rain and autograph seeking follows before the concert.
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Carter Draws Fire from State Bar President for Criticism
Virginia State Bar President R Harvey Chappell Jr criticized President Carter for attacking the legal profession as untrue and harmful. He cited ABA findings showing broad lawyer use across socioeconomic levels and defended public legal aid and services. He called for constructive criticism instead of sweeping statements.
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Carter attacks doctors as major obstacle to progress
President Carter denounces the American Medical Association as the chief barrier to a better health care system during a Spokane town meeting and a Portland curbside news conference, criticizing doctors and lawyers for organization-driven self interest. He had earlier denounced lawyers in a Los Angeles Bar Association lecture for obstructing civil rights and social justice.
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Parade of High School and Junior Band Winners Listed
A long list of 60s era high school bands and units received top honors in regional parades. Winners span York Virginia to Milford Delaware and include junior high, color guard, majorettes, and drum majors.
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Warren Blainstown
N.J
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Minuteman South Hagerstown
E. Syracuse
N.Y
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Quincy Mass
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Shaw
Patriots
Kiski Wardergrief
York, Pa
Reading Pa
Dela Feature
Martinsburg H.S
Lisa Brannon West Va
Hedgesville
Christy Fink
Sherri Russe
Martinsburg
Kim Morgan West Va
Execution Feared in Aldo Moro Kidnapping Case
Four identical communiques claimed by the Red Brigades threaten Moro with death after Italy’s government refused to bargain for his life. The messages, released in four cities with matching typewriter, mirror earlier authentic threats though confirmation was pending.
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Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Moro
Red Brigade
Patriotic Rally At Shenandoah Baptist Church
A patriotic rally is scheduled today at 7 30 p m at Shenandoah Baptist Church on Rt 11 south of Winchester near the Glass Barn. Dr Al Janney president of the American Association of Christian Schools will be the featured speaker addressing the Christian School movement in America. The public is invited to attend.
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al Janney
American Association of Christian Schools
America
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Winchester
Glass Barn
Mrs Beth Coffman 88 dies in Winchester after Augusta years
Mrs Beth Coffman 88 of Winchester formerly of Augusta West Virginia died Friday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was daughter of Minor Haines and Betty Haines. Survived by son Clyde Coffman Sterling Virginia brother Robert Haines Pleasantdale West Virginia and sisters Mary Graham Bluefield and Audrey Golliday Great Capon West Virginia. Funeral by McKee Funeral Home Augusta with calling hours 7 to 9 this evening.
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Winchester
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Betty Orndorff Haines
Ira Coffman
Clyde Coffman
Sterling, Va
Robert Haines
Pleasantdale
Mary Graham
Bluefield
Audrey Golliday
Great Capon
McKee Funeral Home
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