Reagan And Parenthood Hasn’t Been Ordinary for Reagan
LA AP writes Ronald Reagan’s family life includes two marriages and four children. The younger Ronald Prescott and Patti drop out, while eldest Maureen and Michael advocate mixed stances on ERA and abortion. Maureen says he’d make a good president though he resists constitutional amendments. Nancy Reagan recalls deep partnership and chafes at conventional roles.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ronald Prescott
Patti
Maureen
Michael
Ronald
Yale
Baryshnikov
Ronald P
Wilson
New York
Deaths and Funerals Dewey D Dye and Ruth Ganoe
Dewey D Dye 79 of Swords Creek Va died after a lengthy illness in a Richlands hospital. He was a retired coal miner and brick mason. Survived by his wife Lona six daughters four sons a step-daughter and three step-sons, plus many grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Honaker Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Greenhills Memory Gardens. Ruth Blondie Browning Ganoe 58 of Peterstown died Sunday evening in a Pearisburg hospital after a short illness. She was a beautician and Baptist Church member. Survived by her mother husband daughter three sisters five brothers. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Broyles Funeral Chapel Peterstown, burial Rich Creek Cemetery. Memorials to Peterstown Baptist Church Organ Fund.
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Maple Gap
Rt. 1
Swords Creek
Richlands
Russell County
Richardson
Ella Mae Hess
Lona Dye
Leona Johnston
Betty Summers
Troy
Ohio
Hazel Blaine
Custer
S.D
Mabel Newberry
Bluefield
Peggy Elliott
Manchester
N.H
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Perryville
Bundy Dye
Princeton
Finley P. Dye
Oneda
N. Y
Doug Dye
Claborne Dye
New York
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Sherman Dye
Roger
Garfield
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Ruth Blondie" Browning) Ganoe
Peterstown
Pearisburg
Barboursville
Mae Browning
James R. Browning
Emogene Galloway
Rosana Dawson
William L
Charlotte) Curry
Richmond
James Ray Browning
Chesapeake
Bradford
Donald
Robert Browning
Dan Browning
Front Royal
Broyles Funeral Chapel
Charles C. Jack
Rich Creek
Jim Rice
Blaine Skeens
Sam Hite
Herbert McDonald
Ed Davis
Harry Martin
Batpist Church Organ Fund
Ruby Purdy
Ruby Estelle Purdy
McComas
Franklin County
George and
Mary Frances Adams Ray
Baptist Church
Barther
Stacy C. Ray
Ronald Ray Purdy
Gladys Fowler
McComa
Barney O’quinn
Barney (Vicie) O'Quinn
Bee
Ida Dill
Dickenson County
Edith O’quinn
Dewey O’quinn
Roy O'Quinn
Franklin O’quinn
Henry Dill
Anawalt
Meredith Dill
Kingsport
Tenn
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Teddy Ball
Bobby Arrington
Franklin Viers
Haysi
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Lee Highway
Bristol
Patton L
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Galion
Miracle Meeting
Katherine Cox
Shelby Snead
Honaker
Wanda Crockett
Roseville
Larry Cox
Sulphur Springs
Blanche Honaker
Harmon, Va
Maude Fields
Beulah Monk
Luclle Combs
James Cox
Lebanon
Willie Cox
Cleveland
Honaker Funeral Chapel
Kyle Hubbard
Roy Stevens
Kendrick
H. Leross Browne
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
W.B. Webb Jr
Roanoke
Elinor Browne McCorkindale
H. Lee Browne
Law School
Harvard
Fedeal Bureau of Investigation
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
McIntire School of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church
Betty Rose Browne
Greenwich, Conn
Daghter
W. B. Webb Jr
Clearwater, Fla
Jean R. Brown
R. S. Brown
Stuart Campbell
New Transient Lodge Fund
Salvation Army
Hill and Wood Funeral Home
Golden Watts Gills
Magnolia St
Bedford County
Edward Asa and
Adelia Hershberger Gills
Gills Furniture and Supply Co
City Provision Co
Calvary Baptist Church
Edith Morris Gills
Ralph Equene Gills
Ormond Beach
Fla
Edward Morrell Gills
Lantana
Ambrose Gills
Read A. Gills
Blue Ridge
A. R. Coffey
Lowery
B.G. Thomas
Santa Fe
N.M
Mercer Funeral Home
Bynum Orr
W. James Lowder
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Charlie Gills
Fred Shelton
Stan Massey
Jack Davidson
Don Arnold
Bob Lowder
Paul Oliver
Bill Perdue
James Lowery
Lawrence Farmer
Calvary Baptist Church Building Fund
Obituary notes from Bluefield area locals and services
Obituaries and funeral notices from Bluefield area mention Ruby Purdy of Princeton, Barney O Quinn of Bee Virginia and Herman Cox of Bristol Virginia with services led by local churches. Other notices include memorials for H LeRoss Browne of Charlottesville and Golden Watts Gills of Bluefield with burial plans at Roselawn and duties for Calvary Baptist Church.
Firefighters Fight Emerald Lake Fire in Colorado Hold
In Eagle Colorado a backfire plan was mounted as 100 firefighters, aided by a helicopter dropping jellied gasoline, pressed a last line to halt a rapidly expanding forest fire. The Emerald Lake blaze has burned over 9000 acres and stretched 14 square miles, with no rain in six weeks and Gov. Lamb banning open flames.
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Colo
Colorado
Lloyd Todd
Todd
Black Hills National Forest
South Dakota
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Rockies
Richard Lamb
Woodlands
Flat Tops
Colorado Rocky Mountains
President to Sign Synfuels Bill Today
President Carter will sign a $20 billion synthetic fuels bill as energy policy moves forward. The House rejected a companion plan for an Energy Mobilization Board, limiting the ceremony to one bill and highlighting ongoing energy battles. The measure creates a seven member government corporation to back plants producing fuels from coal and shale aiming for 2 million barrels per day by 1992, plus solar and conservation funds and resuming filling the strategic petroleum reserve.
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Energy Mobilization Board
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Hill Plans Busy Week Ahead of July 4 Recess
Congress prepares votes this week on the all volunteer Army forces youth jobs bill and a 16 billion emergency spending measure before a two week recess. Senate Republicans seek another vote on a 10 percent income tax cut but may struggle to fit it into the schedule.
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Wallace seeks relief with experimental drug in Oregon
Former Alabama Governor George Wallace travels across the United States for an experimental pain-killing drug not yet approved. He will begin treatment at the University of Oregon Health Sciences Center, hoping to ease flank pain from paralysis while doctors monitor his condition. His hospitalization is expected to last until about July 12. In Montgomery, aides note the drug was highlighted on CBS 60 Minutes.
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Ore
Alabama
George Wallace
Oregon
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University of Oregon Health Sciences Center
Stanley Jacob
Health Sciences Center
Michelle Wiley
Cbs-Tv
60 Minutes
Elvin Stanton
Montgomery
Ala
Laurel
Wiley
West Bank clash and space freight lift dominate news
Habash was shot after opening fire when ordered to surrender near Nablus, while Golan, believed to have gathered intelligence on anti Israel activity, was killed in unclear circumstances. Tass reports Progress 10 launched to resupply Salyut 4 with cosmonauts Popov and Ryumin aboard. Ford's Caldwell calls for curbing Japanese imports to protect the U.S. auto industry, amid broader trade debate. Niagara Falls water flow noted at 212,200 cubic feet per second.
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