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  • Lion of school desegregation celebrated

    RICHMOND (AP) — Fifty-three years ago, the doors to America's segregated public schools were forced open for all children, regardless of color. Largely to thank for that was a Virginia lawyer named Oliver White Hill.


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  • Rights lawyer Hill dies at 100

    RICHMOND (AP) — Oliver W. Hill, a civil rights lawyer who was at the front of the legal effort that desegregated public schools, has died at age 100, a family friend said.


  • Wilder son eyed over lost funds

    Richmond Commonwealth's Attorney Michael N. Herring is expected to announce early next month the status of an investigation into roughly $170,000 missing from Mayor L. Douglas Wilder's 1989 gubernatorial campaign fund.


  • Wilder son eyed over lost funds

    Richmond Commonwealth's Attorney Michael N. Herring is expected to announce early next month the status of an investigation into roughly $170,000 missing from Mayor L. Douglas Wilder's 1989 gubernatorial campaign fund.


  • Wilder says next president will be Clinton or Obama

    The first black candidate elected governor says he's confident that the next president of the United States will be a white woman or a black man.


  • Slavery museum may miss $10 million goal

    RICHMOND — Organizers of the United States National Slavery Museum must raise $10 million by summer's end or risk missing their late 2008 goal for opening the slave history repository, already more than a decade in the works.


  • Slavery museum may miss $10 million goal

    RICHMOND — Organizers of the United States National Slavery Museum must raise $10 million by summer's end or risk missing their late 2008 goal for opening the slave history repository, already more than a decade in the works.


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