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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1978
Page
2
Ralph Shockey, construction manager and executive committee chairman, and Dr. Forrest S. Racey, president emeritus of Shenandoah and building and planning committee chair, are cited among trustees guiding a campus project.
Shenandoah College and Conservatory reveals plans for an $870,000 chapel recital hall as part of the Century II expansion. The three level building, designed by Milton L. Grigg, will house a $130,000 Moeller organ from Hagerstown and will open for classes in fall 1979.
The Stephens City Town Council met in a special session to discuss buying the White Stallion Inn on North Main Street, owned by Mrs. Betty Boyce. Councilman Dale Barley outlined three options including purchase, building on the town lot, or locating new quarters, with no USPS talks confirmed.
Pauline Baccary, former Frederick County Extension Homemaker, will be reinstated by VPI with full back pay after a two and a half month administrative leave. She may be transferred to another county or capacity in the extension system, a move she says she will contest. The action follows three reasons cited by Lee Liggett for dropping an internal hearing: adequate performance, insufficient evidence, and inadequate training.
The Virginia State Water Control Board weighs modeling results on Opequon and Abrams Creeks to set effluent limits. Findings may determine if a joint Winchester Frederick County plant is needed or if cheaper separate facilities suffice. A special meeting and EPA input aim to finalize limits before design funding steps.
In Frederick County Court Sandy pleads innocent to grand larceny tied to Shenandoah Brick and Tile thefts. John Sandy’s subpoena hearing requested by Eugene Gunter to light for May 16 trial. Wesley Penwell faces attempted grand larceny charge. Robert Dick pleads guilty to petty larceny and is released after time served. Dennis Walker arraigned with not guilty plea and trial set for May 19.
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