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OBIT - PIERCE, JOHN W. SR.
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John W. Pierce, Sr., 80, of Radford, went to the arms of Christ
Jesus on Friday, June 29, 2007. He was a member of Central United
Methodist Church of Radford. Mr. Pierce was a chemical engineer for
Hercules Corporation for 39 years at RAAP. He graduated from Radford
High School in 1945 and recently was the speaker for the Class of
1945 reunion gathering. He earned a BS degree in Chemistry from Emory
and Henry College in 1949. Born in Erwin, Tennessee in 1926, he was
the son of Rev. L.W. Pierc...
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Pierce Advances to Chase Final; Will Meet Novotna In Best-of-Five Sets
The Washington Post
; Mary Pierce was 15 years old when she watched her first best-of-five women's tennis match. It was the final of the Women's Tennis Association annual championship, a tournament now named the Chase Championships that is currently being played here at Madison Square Garden. A very young Monica Seles
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AN EARLY FINISH FOR PIERCE
The Boston Globe
; Paul Pierce was the last player to touch the ball during the Celtics' 106-101 win over Denver last night at TD Banknorth Garden. But, instead of having to play beat the clock after taking a handoff from Ryan Gomes, Pierce had the luxury of simply letting the clock run out. Pierce had completed his
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Judge rejects Rick Pierce's fourth attempt to get bail.(LOCAL NEWS)
The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA)
; Rick Pierce, his frustration showing in animated conversation with his lawyer, was denied bail again Monday in a conspiracy and fraud case involving charges that he bilked elderly investors out of $14 million. Pierce, 39, who has been in custody since his arrest in October, was denied bail for the
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BALANCING ACT FOR REVOLUTION'S PIERCE
The Boston Globe
; Rusty Pierce has been attempting to ease his way back into the Revolution lineup after suffering a groin strain last month. No luck, though. Pierce was going all-out, full speed ahead for 100 minutes as the Revolution and D.C. United played to a 1-1 tie at RFK Stadium Saturday night. As a central
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BEATING THE CLOCK PIERCE, 58, SHATTERS RECORDS AS SPRINTER WITH MASTERS TEAM
The Boston Globe
; Roger Pierce got a glimpse of his fleet-footed future about 30 years ago when he worked as a starter at a Masters track and field meet at Tufts University. Then in his late 20s, Pierce, a former Northeastern University and Beverly High track star, had never heard of Masters track and was amazed at
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