Bar Association suspends former Lexington judge Romans Jr
The Rockbridge Buena Vista Lexington Bar Association votes to suspend former Lexington Municipal Court Judge William M A Romans Jr and urges the Rockbridge County commonwealth's attorney to seek a special grand jury to probe his past conduct. Romans invited to a Nov 6 hearing after resigning from multiple Lexington judicial posts. He and his family reportedly left Lexington.
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Virginia Jaycees
Gospel Sing in Wardensville at Assembly of God Church
A Gospel Sing will be held at the Assembly of God Church in Wardensville West Virginia tomorrow evening at 7 30. The event invites all to join in singing.
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US to Hit 200 Million Population Milestone
Washington AP United States Census Bureau notes the 200 million population target will be reached around 11 a.m. on November 20, marking a historic milestone shared only with China India and the Soviet Union. A ceremony is planned in the Commerce Department lobby as the census clock ticks toward the milestone.
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Trial Set In Rockwell Slaying
Arlington Circuit Court fixed November 27 for John Patier to stand trial on charges of murdering George Lincoln Rockwell in a North Arlington shopping center. Patier, 29, pleaded not guilty at arraignment and is held without bond as defense motions are due by November 2.
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Virginia’s medical examiner system studied by many states
A historical study notes that Virginia’s medical examiner system has been examined and copied by several other states and foreign countries, highlighting its influence and perceived effectiveness.
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District Governor to Visit Stephens City Lions Tuesday
Max Quillen district governor of Lions of Virginia District 24 C will visit the Stephens City Lions Club Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Stephens City Fire Hall. Ladies Night will be observed. He joined Waynesboro Lions in 1958 and has held multiple club and district roles. He is president of Waynesboro Nurseries and holds degrees from Ohio State University.
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Virginia Soldiers Killed in Vietnam Identified
Army Pfc. Joseph O. Booker of Richmond and Marine Pfc. Robert D. Buchanan of Bristol were killed in action in Vietnam. Defense Department announced the deaths on Thursday night.
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Heart Diseases And Strokes Cost 72 Billion Work Days
A health estimate says heart disease and stroke shave about 72 billion man-days of productive time. The figure highlights the significant economic impact of cardiovascular conditions on the workforce and national output.
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