Carr spared electric chair after life plus 224 years
Jeremiah Carr, 20, of Durham North Carolina, was sentenced in Richmond to life in prison plus 224 years after being convicted of murder, abduction, rape and robbery tied to the deaths and injuries of Ernest Owens Ada Owens and Christopher Tennant, members of the Bill Deal and the Rhondells. The jury found him guilty of capital murder in a criminal spree tied to a motel room assault during a March 4 incident.
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Richmond, Va
Jeremiah Carr
Carr
Durham
N.C
Ernest Frederick Owens
Owens
Ada
Christopher C. Tennant
Virginia Beach
Richmond
Tennant
Virginia
Ada Owens
James M. Lumpkin
Commonwealth
Robert J. Rice
Virginia liberals urge Robb to take clear stand
In Charlottesville the liberal wing of the Virginia Democratic Party pressed Lt. Gov. Charles S. Robb to articulate a program and take public positions. Robb urged inclusion and practical solutions, while caucus leaders urged a tougher stance against the Byrd-era establishment and Governor Dalton, saying the party must project a stronger, more defined identity.
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Charlottesville
Virginia Democratic Party
Charles S. Robb
Rawlings
Robb
New Caucus
Liberal Democrats
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Vepco
Byrds
Virginia
John
Dalton
U.S
Raldings
Howell
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Stephenson, Va
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Yale Laundry
N. Kent $T
Winchester
the Star
Front Royal
Stanley
U.S.A
Charlie Smith
Social Security
United States
Lakeland General Hospital
Lakeland, Fla
Clinique
Evartt
Leggett
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