Two Youngsters Prep Big Apple for Apple Blossom
Jay Fauver and Phil Olinger third graders at John Kerr School help polish the Big Apple statue outside the Elks Lodge on North Braddock Street. Jay is son of Leo B. Fauver and Shenandoah Avenue resident, Phil son of Philip Olinger of Hollingsworth Drive.
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Gov Holton to Ride in Apple Blossom Firemen Parade
Virginia Governor A Linwood Holton will ride in the Apple Blossom Festival Firemen's Parade at 6 p.m. Thursday. Festival president Ben B Dutton Jr announced the governor's acceptance, marking the first time a Virginia chief executive participates in the parade.
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Hearing set May 16 on Gunter rule to show cause
A show cause rule against attorney E Eugene Gunter to disbar or suspend him is issued in Winchester with a May 16 hearing date. Charlottesville Commonwealth Attorney John T Cambles is appointed to prosecute. The Seventh District Virginia State Bar alleged Gunter altered a client statement date, admitted doing so, and seeks discipline. A December Bill of Complaint seeks unprofessional conduct findings and injunctive relief. Last November a three judge court censured Gunter for conduct in a 1968 child custody case.
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Aylor Dedication Tomorrow at Robert E. Aylor Junior High
Dedication ceremonies at Robert E Aylor Junior High begin 2 30 p m DST tomorrow in the school auditorium. The program features a portrait unveiling of Mr Aylor with a dedication address by Dr W W Wilkerson Superintendent of Public Instruction. Open house will follow per Dr Melton F Wright Frederick County school superintendent.
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China launches first manmade satellite in 1970
Tokyo AP reports Communist China claims success in placing a 381 pound satellite into orbit, completing a revolution every 114 minutes at 273 to 1480 miles high with a 68.5 degree inclination. It broadcasts Tung Fang Hung The East Is Red at 20 009 megacycles, praising Mao Zedong thought and the cultural revolution while noting no launch site details. Japan had recently achieved a satellite launch, joining the US USSR and France.
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White House calls Cambodian conflict foreign invasion
The White House labels the Cambodian clash a foreign invasion while President Nixon weighs arms aid options. Ziegler says 40,000 Communist troops constitute an invasion and notes Nixon is considering U.S. responses as Cambodia appeals for arms. Agnew comments on Nixon’s integration message amid Congress debate.
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Move Clocks Ahead 1 Hour at Bedtime
Forty seven states switch from standard to daylight saving time this Sunday morning. Clocks normally jump one hour at 2 a.m. but bed time changes are possible. The change ends October 25 when standard time resumes. Indiana's split time zones see 12 counties on central time while remaining counties stay eastern.
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Dutch Band Visits Winchester Deploys Gifts at Welcome Reception
The Advendo Band of Sneek Holland, visiting for the Festival week, met Mayor William Battaile at the George Washington Hotel and presented a windmill and a china plate. City officials received similar gifts as episodes marked by the key to the city presentation to Dick van der Werf.
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Barley Named Police Lieutenant in Winchester
Maj. A. Warren Rudolph announced Sgt. F. Allen Barley will be promoted to lieutenant. The move, effective Friday, followed a joint City Council selection process with Mayor William M. Battaile and the Public Safety Committee. Barley has 13 years on the force and has served as Investigative Assistant and sergeant.
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Richmond Forecast Sees High Pressure Crossing Virginia
A high pressure area drifts across Virginia today bringing sunshine and high clouds with little chance of precipitation. The steady conditions suggest mostly dry skies across the state today.
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Dance and dining notices from Shawnee area sale
Reductions on tickets at Sells and Gray Circus with contacts at Shawnee Fire Hall. Young adult dance advance tickets on sale for Thursday April 30. Sunday specials at Echo Village and John W. Rosenberger Co offer roast turkey with dressing. Fern's Fite Foods lists a Friday and Sunday menu with ham and roast turkey options. funeral of Julia Tyler Rosenberger affects schedule.
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