Richmond judge bars ads using state police names
A Massachusetts firm was ordered by Circuit Court Judge Richard L. Williams to stop soliciting ads for the Virginia association’s fledgling magazine using the names Virginia State Police or The Virginia State Trooper. The company must not imply any link with the Department of State Police and cannot solicit charity ads without stating the exact percentage to be used. The order lasts until June 30 and was requested by Attorney General Andrew P. Miller.
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Richmond
Massachusetts
Virginia State Police
Virginia State Trooper
Circuit Court
Richard L. Williams
Organization Services Corp
Association
Department of State Police
Atty
Andrew P. Miller
Miller
Virginia State Police Association
OSC
Virginia Trooper
Department
Wiretap Probe Jurors Return No Indictments
A federal grand jury in Danville returned with no indictments after a day of testimony on illegal wiretapping within Roanoke Police. The panel cited a continuing investigation into other allegations involving the Roanoke Police Department and did not rule out future action.
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Danville
Roanoke
U. S
Paul Thompson
City of
A Little Paint Will Do It Flag Pole Painter at Capitol
H L Smokey Rolland of San Diego a 67 year old flag pole painter applies a coat of paint to a tall pole above Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington with the Capitol visible in the background.
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H.L
Smokey) Rolland
San Diego
Calif
Pennsylvania Avenue
Beirut violence escalates as 44 die in clashes
Police report 44 killed and 77 wounded during another night of fighting in Beirut and eastern and northern Lebanon. Christian and Moslem factions exchange heavy artillery duels while Raymond Edde, wounded in an assassination attempt, recovers. Edde blames Phalangists but Gemayel denies involvement. Syrian officials note progress toward a peace plan with Sarkis ready to assume power after a potential armistice.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Raymond Edde
Edde
National Bloc Party
Byblos
Pierre Gemayel
Phalangist Party
Gemayel
Elias Sarkis
Suleiman Franjieh
Sarkis
Sailor Given 25 Years For Part in Slaying
A 21 year old sailor from Union New Jersey was sentenced to 25 years for taking part in the murder of 16 year old Delores Ann Snyder in Norfolk Virginia Beach. He pleaded guilty to first degree murder and testified that he helped abduct and kill Snyder after being paid by Larry Hendey to dispose of her. Hendey convicted and serving life plus 30 years. Mullahy awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty.
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Virginia Beach, Va
Stephen J. Waszkiewicz
Union
N. J
Norfolk
Delores Ann Snyder
Commonwealth
Atty
Paul A. Sciortino
Waszkiewicz
Larry E. Hendey
Hendey
George W. Wakos
Miss Snyder
Anthony Mullahy
Mullahy
Potatoes default rocks New York Mercantile Exchange
Speculators failure to deliver 49.85 million pounds of Maine potatoes on 997 contracts shocks the 104 year old exchange. Officials from the Mercantile Exchange and the CFTC order inquiries as potential losses could reach four million dollars or more.
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NEW York
Maine
New York Mercantile Exchange
Exchange
The
Mercantile Exchange
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Concorde Twice as Loud on Takeoffs
Concorde may be twice as loud as conventional jets on takeoff and the two British French airliners operating from Dulles International Airport to Europe created thunderous roars. FAA officials cited a portable noise meter showing Air France’s Concorde at 160 percent louder than the next loudest jet.
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Washington
Dulles International
United States
Europe
Federal Aviation Administration
Air France
Airway
Concorde
Norman Todd
FAA
Transportation
William F. Coleman
Dulles
London
Reconvening Virginia Assembly Suggested by Democrat
State Sen. J Harry Michael D Charlottesville proposed reconvening the General Assembly six Wednesdays after adjournment to consider overriding gubernatorial vetoes. The plan, discussed by the Democratic Policy Committee, awaits review by A E Dick Howard before a formal recommendation.
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Richmond
General Assembly
J. Harry Michael
Charlottesville
House and
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Assembly
Mills Godwin
Michael
Assembly Democrats
A. E. Dick Howard
University of Virginia Law School
Howard
Virginia Commission For Constitutional Revision
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FCC
United Broadcasting Co
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Commission
Annapolis
Stephanie B. McManus
U.S. Naval Academy
Miss McManus
Fisk University
Buck’s Commission
Berryville
South Washington Street
Winchester
England
Sweden
Breed Board
Wich & Snutter
Middletown
Fischer
Teddy Roosevelt
Lithpro & Fe
Currier & Ives
Cove
Cork
Cork Harbour
Ireland
Cherry
Nalley
O.B
Uch & Horses
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Hemsteed
Queen
Samuel Brown
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Essex
Conn
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Henry Styffe
Shapper
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