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 | Newspaper Article 1973 07/01 Coshocton Tribune Coshocton, OH
In Kansas City, Missouri, Circuit Court Judge Paul E Vardeman ordered five adult bookstores to stop selling 127 books and magazines due to the Supreme Court's new ruling on obscenity. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1973 07/02 Chilicothe Constitution Tribune Chilicothe, MO
Judge Paul E Vardeman of the Jackson County Circuit Court ruled that 128 books are obscene and ordered them destroyed. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1973 08/04 Lincoln Evening Journal Lincoln, NE
James K Vardaman Jr mentioned at end of article for using Navy to put up a fence on his private property as an example. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1974 03/10 Bucks County Courier Levittown, PA
Interview of James K Vardaman Jr on the "freezer" scandal. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1974 10/15 Port Arthur News Port Arthur, TX
James M. Vardaman & Company Inc. forest management specialists, Standard Life Building, Jackson, Mississippi solicits bids on 104,000 board feet pine sawtimber on 12 acres in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana. Sealed bids due by 22 Oct 1974. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1974 10/16 Port Arthur News Port Arthur, TX
James M. Vardaman & Company Inc. forest management specialists, Standard Life Building, Jackson, Mississippi solicits bids on 305,600 board feet pine sawtimber and 160,500 board feet hardwood sawtimber on 110 acres in Orange County, Texas. Sealed bids due by 22 Oct 1974. |
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| 974 |
 | Newspaper Article 1976 04/14 Port Arthur News Port Arthur, Texas regarding an event in 1946
David Vardaman received acting honor at the annual Interscholastic League district one-act play contest in 1946. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1976 10/09 Chilicothe Constitution Tribune Chilicothe, MO
Jackson County Circuit Court Judge Paul E Vardeman approved the settlement of $1.05 million from six aircraft companies to the Rupp family for the death of Paul Rupp of Chilicothe, Missouri and his son, Paul Rupp III in a plane crash. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1976 10/12 News Journal Mansfield, OH
Judge Paul E Vardeman approved a $1.05 million settlement for a plane crash. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1976 11/06 Coshocton Tribune Coshocton, OH
Jackson County District Judge Paul E Vardeman ruled in favor of the plaintiff, Ross Early, to recover his Myna Bird that he bought in 1970 in Japan and had been lost since July 1973. The bird named King Koncho was found in Noah's Pet Shop in April 1976 by the plaintiff and the store owner would not return the bird. Ross Early supplied a list of phrases King Koncho could say one being, "I'm the Earlys Bird." |
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 | Newspaper Article 1976 11/09 Lima News Lima, OH
Judge Paul E Vardeman awarded the Earlys their Myna Bird because the pet shop owner did not appear in court. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1978 02/18 The Chillicothe Constitution Tribune
Bill Vardiman from Marshall, Missouri
"The Church in Nicaragua was the first of two churches I helped with in Central America, the second being in El Salvador in the winter of 78-79." Email from Bill Vardiman 11 Mar 2012 |
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 | Newspaper Article 1980 04/18 Chilicothe Constitution Tribune Chilicothe, MO
Judge Paul E Vardeman ruled that the Kansas City Royals must pay the Jackson County Sports Authority $725,000 in back payments for concession sales at the Truman Sports Complex. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1984 05/02 Chilicothe Constitution Tribune Chilicothe, MO
National Guardsmen replaced firefighters who went on an illegal strike in 1975 costing $128,782.72. Judge Paul E Vardeman ruled the 12 former and present officials of the firefighters union must reimburse the state plus 9% interest of $25,000 bringing the total to just over $150,000. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1985 12/23 The Chillicothe Constitution Tribune Chillicothe, Missouri
Jim Fleming, founder and dean of the Jerusalem Center for Biblical Studies, based his theory that Jesus was not actually born on Dec. 25, 1 A.D. but about 12 B.C. from an unpublished work by Jerry Vardaman, professor of Archaeology at the Cobb Institute of Archaeology of Mississippi State University in Starkville, Mississippi. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1986 12/22 The Gettysburg Times Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Jerry Vardaman, professor of Archaeology at the Cobb Institute of Archaeology of Mississippi State University in Starkville, Mississippi deciphered a stone tablet called the Aemilius Secundus discovered 300 years ago in Beirut and housed in Italy's Venice Museum. The inscription describes a census ordered by Quirinius, Governor of Syria, a few years before 10 B.C. According to the Gospel of Luke, (Luke 2:2) Quirinius was Governor at the time of the census that sent Mary and Joseph from their home in Nazareth to Bethlehem, Joseph's home town. |
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