Former Prison Chief to be Reprimanded in Misuse Case
E L Paucick former superintendent of western field units will receive a formal reprimand over alleged misuse of inmate labor and state materials for private property. State Police found no criminal activity and no charges filed, but confirmed policy violations and misuse of state resources.
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Richmond
E. L. Paucick
Robert M. Landon
State Corrections Department
Johnnie McCarroll
Paderick
Botetourt
Corrections
Terrell Don Hutto
Hutto
Godwin will vote against pari mutuel betting in Virginia
Former Governor Wills Godwin, newly interviewed by the Religious Herald, says he will vote No in the Virginia pari mutuel betting referendum. He cites mixed results from states with such betting and states he has no plans to engage in the campaign during the final week before the November 7 vote.
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Godwin
Richmond
Wills Godwin
Virginia
Religious Herald News
City Manager Accused Of Unauthorized 10 000 Ad Spend
Newport News City Manager Frank Smiley allegedly broke the law by using 10 000 from the sanitation budget to hire a PR firm and buy ads urging curbside garbage collection. City Attorney Beale says he lacked authority and no contract approval was obtained. A referendum on curbside collection appears on Tuesday’s ballot.
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Newport News
Frank Smiley
Vice
William F. Haskins Jr
Robert V. Beale
Smiley
Haskins
Department of Public Work
Beale
Sailboat Intrigue Stripped by Hurricane Reaches Shelter
Six Virginia men including Circuit Court Judge Henry L. Lam and Mason Gamage sailed the 44 foot Intrigue after Hurricane Kendra left it sailing 150 miles east of Wilmington. A freighter found the vessel and the Coast Guard towed it toward Charleston but the Intrigue turned down a tow and pressed on under a makeshift sail. Swells eased from nine to five feet as the crew hoped to reach port early today.
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Virginia Beach
Virginia
Wilmington
N. C
Coast Guard
Henry L. Lam
Mason Gamage
Miami
Paw Paw
Gulf to Sell Reston Properties to Pension Funds
Gulf Reston Corp agreed in principle to sell all its income producing properties in Reston Virginia including offices stores rental apartments and industrial buildings to CB Institutional Fund III a group of six large pension funds. The deal covers 22 properties with assessed value over 40 million though price terms were not disclosed. The earlier sale of undeveloped Reston land to Mobil Oil for 30 million is noted.
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Reston
Gulf Reston Corp
Gulf Oil Co
Gulf
Mobil Oil Corp
CB Institutional Fund III
Coldwell- Banker
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
J. Rodney Johnson
T. C. Williams School of Law
University of Richmond
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James Truettner, Jr
Vritage Investment In
Stavisors, Inc
Svnb Trust
Loudoun & Piccadilly Streets
Charleston
S.C
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Bermuda
Gamage
Mason Gamage Jr
Bobby Holland
John Maragon
Carlton Macon
St. Francis de Sales Church
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Purcellville
Leesburg
John Warner
America
Washington
Senate
Parke Brinkley
Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture
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Authority Warner
U.S. Senate
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