Weather Across the East Sees Heavy Rain and Flood Watches
Rain drenched much of the eastern third of the nation with flash flood watches issued for southeastern Pennsylvania southern New Jersey parts of Maryland Virginia West Virginia Georgia and the Carolinas. Savannah Georgia received over two inches while cool air pushed 20s in the Dakotas and 30s to the Texas Panhandle.
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Orthodox Church Plans Easter Service
The Greek Orthodox Church on Amherst Street will hold a two hour midnight Easter service starting at 11 30 p m this Saturday. The service marks Easter on the Sunday after Passover and open to the public says a spokesman.
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Admiral Fletcher Dies at 87 Former Coral Sea and Midway Commander
Adm. Frank Jack Fletcher, 87, famed World War II task force commander at Coral Sea and Midway, died Wednesday. He earned the Medal of Honor at Veracruz in 1914 and the Navy Cross during World War I.
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Shultz Denies Nixon Tax Increase Plans
Secretary Shultz says a proposed tax reform package will not include an hike and notes the upcoming plan aims for tax simplicity and equity. Senator Proxmire criticizes any hike amid subsidies and foreign aid concerns. Meany urges Congress to reject MFN trade status with the USSR. O'Sullivan declares quarterly dividends on preferred and common stock.
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DUI Charges Highlight Winchester Police Report
Twenty three drivers were charged with driving under the influence in March per Chief Warren Rudolph’s monthly report. He cited breathalyzer use and lowered conviction thresholds as key factors. Virginia lowered the minimum from .15 to .10. Also noted: Stephens City decals sale ends April 30 with display by May 1 at the town office.
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Alexandria Woman Acquitted in Self Defense Shooting
Jacqueline Combs, who ran for the Alexandria School Board, was acquitted of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Billy G. Light after waiving a jury trial. The judge found insufficient proof of necessity beyond reasonable doubt. Combs claimed self defense during the Jan. 16 incident on Braddock Road.
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Railrodder Film Highlights Winchester Historic Railway Meet
Buster Keaton's Railrodder will be screened at the Winchester Chapter National Railway Historical Society meeting on April 28 at 7 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church club room. The event includes a monthly business meeting and member film selections. Open to the public.
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