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Charles D. Thomson, age 77, passed away Wednesday July 13, 2011 in Colorado Springs. Charles was born in Colorado Springs on October 4,1933 to Albert ...
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- Winthrop J. Allegaert, as Trustee of Dupont Walston Incorporated, Plaintiff- Appellant, v. H. Ross Perot, Electronic Data Systems Corporation, Dupont, Glore Forgan Incorporated, Morton H. Meyerson, Milledge A. Hart Iii, Phm & Co. and E. D. Systems Corporation, Defendants-Appellees, and William K. Gayden, Margot Perot, Mervin L. Stauffer, Charleston Investment Company, New York Stock Exchange, Inc., Daniel J. Cullen, William D. Fleming, George T. Thomson, Charles W. Cox, Douglas E. Detata, John J. Doughty, Allan Blair and D. Tipp Cullen, Defendants., 565 F.2d 246 (2nd Cir. 1977)
Robert J. Sisk, Hughes, Hubbard & Reed, New York City (George A. Davidson, Karen G. Lind, New York City, of counsel), for plaintiff-appellant.
Peter...
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EDENTON - Charles Alexander Thomson, 90, of the 100 block of Water Lilly Loop, died March 21, 2007, in Chowan Hospital. Memorial services will be anno...
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Today's Obituaries Blackburn, Freddie L. Bowyer, Monica Brown, Nancy Cable, Edward Cavalier, Edna Crump, Howard F. Englert, Rebecca S. Fathy, Susan M. Graley, Mildred M. Holland, Betty P. Johnson, Sandra Jones, Jessie K. Jordan, Richard M. King, Martha F. Lucas, Verna A. Marshall, Mary M. Nichols, Barbara A. O'Dell, John T. Riddle, Charles S. Skiles, Gail L. Thomson, Billie J. Wagner, Tracey M. Young, Mary
Freddie Lee Blackburn
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EDENTON - Charles Alexander Thomson, 90, of the 100 block of Water Lily Loop, died March 21, 2007. A memorial service will be held Saturday at 11 a.m....
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Obituaries Today Blackburn, Freddie L. Bowyer, Monica Brown, Nancy Cable, Edward Cavalier, Edna Crump, Howard F. Englert, Rebecca S. Fathy, Susan M. Graley, Mildred M. Holland, Betty P. Johnson, Sandra Jones, Jessie K. Jordan, Richard M. King, Martha F. Lucas, Verna A. Marshall, Mary M. Nichols, Barbara A. O'Dell, John T. Riddle, Charles S. Skiles, Gail L. Thomson, Billie J. Wagner, Tracey M. Young, Mary
Freddie Lee Blackburn
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There is no need to put on the ballot a statewide initiative that calls for prohibiting the government from taking property for private development - a process known as eminent domain. That is because voters are punishing those elected officials who abuse the use of eminent domain, says Kansas City attorney Spencer Thomson.
Thomson made those remarks last week during a panel discussion on government incentive programs conducted by the Missouri Economic Development Financing Association. The association held several such discussions during its two-day conference at the Embassy Suites Hotel in St. Charles. Thomson, a lawyer at Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin L.L.P., served last year on Gov. Matt Blunt's task force that studied eminent domain issues.
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SAN BERNARDINO - Prosecutors have turned down an offer to settle the case of a Washington man who faces capital murder charges here in the 2006 death of a Beaumont business man in the Cajon Pass.
A three-time convicted rapist, John Wayne Thomson is accused of stabbing to death 55-year-old Charles Hedlund in the Blue Cut area of the Cajon Pass.
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Obituaries Today Barker, Clara E. Barnes, Claude V. Bond, Jack W. Sr. Douglas, Woodrow W. Duffield, James A. Jr. Edwards, Charles C. Sr. Fathy, Susan M. French, James L. Gwinn, Arbutus Hamric, Roxie Hersch, Marylin R. Holland, Betty P. Jones, Jessie K. Jordan, Richard M. Keeten, James E. Love, Nancy L. Marshall, Mary M. Martin, Paul J. McNealy, Michael E. Rhodes, Irene E. Richardson, Anna E. Riddle, Charles S. Rouse, Edward Sergent, Jack K. Skiles, Gail L. Starkey, Edwin O. Stollings, Clyde Thomson, Billie J.
Clara Elva Barker
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The U.S. Postal Service issued a 23-cent postal card June 10 commemorating the 300th anniversary of the Harriton House. The home, outside Philadelphia, was the residence of Charles Thomson, the first and only secretary of the Continental Congress.
Built by Welsh Quakers, the venerable stone house on Harriton Road is one of the few examples of early American domestic architecture still standing. Its history is intriguing.