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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1975

Page

8

Panic Purchases Said Not Cause Of Lid Shortage

Rep J Kenneth Robinson told a House subcommittee that consumers are not responsible for the canning lid shortage. A Virginia spot check found the shortage due to distribution gaps rather than panic buying, with chain stores receiving fewer lids from distributors. He noted many outlets limit purchases to curb hoarding and suggested hoarding may occur earlier in the distribution chain.

Washington J. Kenneth Robinson R-Va House Virginia

Richardson Convicted In Wounding

William Edward Richardson was convicted on a malicious wounding charge yesterday by Danville Circuit Court Jury. He was sentenced to 10 years in the state penitentiary. Richardson, 28, of 452 South Street, was charged with the arch 20 malicious wounding of Lucius McCrowe at a house at Valley and Calvary streets.

William Edward Richarson Danville Richardson S. S. St Lucius McCrowe Valley and Calvary Streets

Mrs. McCormick Dies At 78 In Poquoson Home

Ruby Waldrep McCormick 78 of 24 Ashlawn Drive died at her daughter's Poquoson home after heart trouble. She lived much of her life in Danville, widow of Fred T. McCormick, active in Schoolfield Baptist Church. Survived by daughter E. H. Hall, five grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, one great great grandchild, two brothers, two sisters. Funeral 5 pm Saturday at Schoolfield Baptist Church with burial in Schoolfield Cemetery. body at Barker Funeral Home, visitation 8-9 pm Friday.

Ruby Waldrep McCormick Ashlawn Drive Poquoson Mrs. McCormick Gainesville Danville Fred Thomas McCormick Dan River Inc Schoolfield Baptist Church Dan River Workers Club Dan River Young Folks E. H. Hall Robert Waildrep Jim Waldrep Gastonia N.C Julia Wilson Gains

Robert W. Blair Dies At Age 62

Robert W. Blair 62 of 145 Arnett Blvd died at home yesterday morning after six years of declining health. Born May 28 1913 in Lynchburg he worked for Texaco in Norfolk and later in New York retiring in 1969. He served in the Navy 1942 1945. Survived by wife Inez Baily Blair a brother Fred J. Blair and an aunt Maude Newman. Graveside rites 2 p.m. at Highland Burial Park conducted by Rev. Neil R. Cline. Swicegood Funeral Home handling arrangements.

Robert W. Blair Arnett Blvd Lynchburg George Wilson Blair Daisy Ellwanger Blair Norfolk Area Texaco Corporation New York Danville United States Navy Presbyterian Church of the Covenant N.Y Neil R. Cline Petersburg Swicegood Funeral Home Apt. E-7 Sherwood Apartments

Hollie Funeral Time Rescheduled

Funeral services for Berkeley Pritchett Hollie, 61, dispatcher for Yellow Cab Co., were rescheduled to 4 p.m. today at the Barker Funeral Home chapel. Burial will be in Leemont Cemetery. He died Tuesday afternoon at his home, 720 E Paxton St.

Berkeley Pritchett

UVa Survey Plots 260 Consumer Goods Prices for Eight Metro Areas

University of Virginia researchers will collect prices on about 262 items to develop cost-of-living indexes across eight metropolitan areas including Charlottesville and Richmond. The Tayloe Murphy Institute funds the study, with field work July 28 to August 8 and data-ready by October.

Charlottesville University of Virginia Eleanor G. May Colgate Darden Graduate School of Business Administration Tayloe Murphy Institute Darden School Miss May Lynchburg Newport News Hampton Norfolk-Virginia Beach Portsmouth Petersburg Colonial Heights Hopewell Richmond Roanoke Virginia Washington TMI Virginia Department of Labor and Industry Norfolk US Bureau of Labor Statistics

Richmond Eviction Policy Lets Move Then Store Belongings

Richmond adopts a policy to move evicted tenants belongings to a storage armory under deputy supervision and pay later. A mover handles transport and storage costs, with 30 days to reclaim before auction. The change aims to curb theft and free police for enforcement.

Young

Teen prepares for first trip to Europe with nerves and excitement

Bill Walker, 17, son of Daniel and Mrs. Walker of 926 Paxton Ave, readies for a European voyage. He endured immunization shots and anticipates both hard work and the adventure ahead as his debut abroad.

Bill Daniel T. Walker Paxton Ave Europe

Burlington Industries Posts Improved June Quarter Sales

Burlington Industries reports June quarter sales of 492.8 million and earnings of 11.1 million or 40 cents a share, notes improved business trend and reduced inventories. Nine month totals reach 1.451 billion in sales and 23.9 million in earnings, board declares 30 cent quarterly dividend.

New York Burlington Industries, Inc Horace C. Jones Burlington

Vepco Treasurer Details $1.7 Million Rate Hike Spend

Virginia Electric and Power Co treasurer testified before the State Corporation Commission that $1.7 million was spent from 1970 to 1974 to aid rate increase efforts. He cited yearly amounts from $190,995 to $636,632 and noted a $97.7 million temporary raise.

Richmond Virginia Electric and Power Co State Corporation Commission A.M. Clement Vepco Clement

$1.8 Billion Budget Request for Public Education

Hot Springs AP report states a proposed 1.8 billion dollar budget for public education for the next biennium was presented to the State Board of Education. The director notes it is a tentative figure, reflecting a 23 percent rise over current spending and reliant on inflation and teacher salaries.

Hot Springs State Board of Education W.E. Campbell Superintendent of Public Instruction State General Fund General Assembly

VFW Post Plans Fish Supper At 7 P.M.

Ballard Pruitt Post 647 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a fish supper tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Post home on the Martinsville Road. The fish supper replaces the regular steak suppers. All members and invited guests are urged to attend.

Ballard Pruitt Veterans of Foreign Wars Martinsville Road

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