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January 28, 2005
Andrew Bergh: Newspaper not to blame for burglary
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
So much for best-laid plans.
Not wanting their house to look vacant while they were out of town, Tony and Bonnie Lambeth called their newspaper to stop delivery service while they were gone. But instead of preventing a burglary, the North Carolina couple returned home to discover they'd been robbed.
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