Police Problems Alarm Portsmouth Councilman
Portsmouth councilman Jack P. Barnes cites reports of deplorable conditions morale and efficiency issues in the Portsmouth Police Department. City Manager Robert T. Williams says he is investigating.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1975
Page
2
Portsmouth councilman Jack P. Barnes cites reports of deplorable conditions morale and efficiency issues in the Portsmouth Police Department. City Manager Robert T. Williams says he is investigating.
Frederick County authorities investigate a burglary at the home studio of artist John Chumley on Vaucluse Church Road. A rear window entry and a broken door lock were reported. Items stolen include a 25 gallon apple butter kettle a 10 speed bicycle a brass weather vane bottom and an AM FM radio. Police also probe a separate break in at W H Emmart and Sons in Stephens City with no stolen items yet reported.
Berryville town board debated a proposal from Childon Corp to add 110 water and sewer taps for the Apple Pie Ridge subdivision. Council split on granting taps amid water shortages and a call for a written offer to aid the town’s water system.
Berryville police report $2000 in electrical gear and television sets stolen from the TV Clinic on West Main Street. Entry gained by removing a back door. proprietor found the loss yesterday morning. Sgt. R L Willingham investigates the burglary.
Cool tonight with fair skies and lows around 50s to mid 50s. Warmer Thursday with possible showers in the west and highs in the 80s in the east. Extended forecast shows showers first half of period then partial clearing with 80s and 50s to 60s nights. Rainfall data through today noted.
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