Obituaries A Trio of Local Residents Pass Away
Mrs. Finnerin 72 Rt 5 Shena County born May 11 daughter of Jacob Bauserman and John L. Finnerin died in Winchester. Survived by husband son Charles Hess Martinsburg brothers John and Fred Bauserman two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Graveside at Mount Hebron Monday 3 30 p m Rev Charles Willard. Donations to Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad. Earl P Strickler 71 formerly Greenville died Wednesday Martinsburg hospital survived by sister Edna Steele. Funeral at Greenville Methodist Church burial in church cemetery. Miss Mary Rhoda Heishman 68 Wardensville died today born near Wardensville to Florence Heishman and Ephrian Heishman Mennonite Church member. Survived by mother sister Virginia Brill Martinsburg brother Rodney Heishman and Thomas Heishman and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday 2 p m Crest Hill Mennonite Church Wardensville burial Wardensville Cemetery Loy Funeral Home arrangements. Body taken to church an hour before service.
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Gregory A. Hess
Deborah K. Hess
Mount Hebron
Charles Willard
Jones Funeral
Earl P. Strickler
Greenville
Front Royal Road
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W.va
Elizabeth Nicholson
Edna Steele
Greenville Methodist Church
Mary Rhoda Heishman
Wardensville
Broadway
Crest Hill Mennonite Church
A.T. Rollins
Loy Funeral Home
Margaret Finner Graveside Service Scheduled
Mrs. Margaret Finner will be laid to rest in a graveside service Monday at 3 30 P M at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Margaret Finner
Mount Hebron
Admiral Kidd to lead U S Sixth Fleet in Mediterranean
Vice Adm Issac C Kidd Jr named commander of the Sixth Fleet succeeding Vice Adm David Richardson. The appointment makes him the first surface ship officer in years to helm the carrier focused fleet. Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird announced the change.
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Washington (Ap
Issac C. Kidd Jr
Mediterranean
David C. Richardson
Kidd
Navy Air
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Richardson
Rightwing Gahal May Walk Out Over Israel Coalition
TEL AVIV AP A walkout by the right wing Gahal party from Israel s coalition government appeared likely today after acceptance of the U S plan to start Arab Israel peace talks The party opposes withdrawal of troops from territories captured in 1967 The plan calls for negotiations under UN Security Council Resolution 242 final decision expected at Monday meeting leader Menahem Begin says quitting the government is fully justified
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Israel
Gahal Party
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Menahem Begin
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Sweden
Jarrings
New York
Cairo
al Ahram
Nasser
General is Demoted and Retires After Army Action
Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole 50 of Alexandria Virginia was reduced to colonel and stripped of the Distinguished Service Medal awarded in 1968 for Vietnam service. He retired Friday after an Army decision announced Friday and an approval of his pending retirement.
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Washington
Army
Earl F. Cole
Europe
Cole
Alexandria
Vietnam
Murder Case Details and Suspect Held on Abduction Charge
At 8:30 p.m. officers learned the car carrying the victim arrived at Warren County Memorial Hospital where she was pronounced dead. A .38 pistol was found in the car. Mr. Smoot received initial treatment at Warren Hospital then was moved to Frederick County Hospital under guard. Bond was set at 10,000 on abduction with no bond on murder. Investigation ongoing with Front Royal Police assisting.
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Howell
Warren County Memorial Hospital
A.C. Crowder
Smoot
Warren Hospital
Front Royal Rescue Squad
Frederick County
Front Royal Police Department
Talks on Implementing Peace Plan Start Across Three Arenas
The United States the United Nations and the Middle East coordinate on how to implement the U S plan for an Arab Israeli cease fire Egypt and Jordan accepted the plan Syria and Iraq rejected it U N mediator Gunnar Jarring will lead negotiations while Israel pauses its offensive and seeks a peace framework under Security Council resolution 242.
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White House
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Egypt
Jordan
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Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau seeks 42 percent rate hike
The State Corporation Commission will hear on November 4 a petition by the Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau for a 42 percent increase in comprehensive and collision rates for private cars, and 20 percent for similar commercial vehicle coverages. The rate bureau, representing 300 insurers, cited car design and construction, higher repair costs, and rising accident frequency as justification.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau
Commission
Edward D. Sommers
Rating Bureau
Miller Rules on X and R Rated Films in Virginia
Virginia Atty General says theaters may show announcements of X and R rated films on the same program with general audience features. Previews containing scenes from X or R rated films are prohibited by a 1970 amendment. He notes that short previews violate the rule, while simple announcements do not. Persons under 18 cannot attend R or X rated films without supervision.
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Richmond
Andrew P. Miller
Virginia
General Assembly
Miller
Richmond Commonwealth
Jose R. Davila Jr
30-50 Percent Savings on Top Quality Paints
A regional retailer announces large discounts on premium paints with savings ranging from thirty to fifty percent. The offer highlights top brands and includes a limited time window for customers to stock up on interior and exterior finishes.
Zuckerman Elected President of Beth El Congregation
Samuel Zuckerman of Front Royal was elected president at the Beth El annual meeting. Other officers include Lloyd Robb of Winchester as vice president, Charles Zuckerman of Winchester as treasurer, and Mrs Seymour Barr of Winchester as secretary. Louis Bachrach is the outgoing president.
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Samuel Zuckerman
Front Royal
Beth el
Lloyd Robb
Winchester
Charles Zuckerman
Seymour Barr
Louis Bachrach
Woman Injured in Winchester Collision with Burke Truck
Mrs. Sandy White of Winchester was treated for possible shock at Winchester Memorial Hospital after her southbound car collided with Thomas F. Burke of White Hall. The crash occurred on Rt. 644 1.2 miles south of Winchester as Burke attempted a left turn. Police estimated damage at $700 total. White was treated and released.
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Sandy White
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Thomas F. Burke
White Hall
L.M. Bauserman
Burke
White
Weather Outlook for Virginia Shows Heat and Storm Chance
Partly cloudy and warm tonight into Sunday with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms. Lows near 70, highs near 90. Extended forecast calls for warm conditions Monday and Tuesday with upper 80s to lower 90s, then a cooler but still mild Wednesday. Rain totals and monthly rainfall figures are noted from recent records.
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Virginia
Utah Student Files for Board of Education Run
Blaine Elswood a University of Utah junior announces candidacy for the Utah Board of Education saying he wants to counter student radical stereotypes. He cites his John Birch Society membership since age 16 and vows to defend conservative views while acknowledging age limits for the legislature.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Blaine Elswood
Utah Board of Education
Elswood
John Birch Society
Ireland
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Kentucky's 458 racing days drew huge 1969 attendance
Kentucky's 1969 racing season logged 458 racing days with 1,936,465 fans attending events and wagering a total of 124,917,268 dollars across simulcast and live races.
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Kentucky
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