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Hearing set Aug 11 in assault case at Winchester
Winchester Municipal Court Judge John W. Rice set 9 30 a m Aug 11 as the preliminary hearing date for John Franklin Weatherholt 19 and Walter Sealing 28 charged with criminal assault of a woman police said the pair from Middle Road were arrested after an attack at gunpoint Friday near Middle Road both men are jailed in $10 000 bond each and Weatherholt has a loaded rifle and three knives Sealing a rifle and knife were also seized.
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Virginia Bar Leader George E. Haw Dies at 90
George E. Haw longtime president of the Virginia State Bar Association in 1942 dies at 90 in Richmond after a long legal career. A 1904 graduate of Washington and Lee University School of Law he served Hanover County commonwealths attorney during WWII and remained active in law, banking and medical charity work. He was a trustee of Richmond Eye Hospital and sat on the United Virginia Bank State Planters advisory board.
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Clarke County approves 1971 72 secondary road budget
The Clarke County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a 357000 highway budget for 1971 72 presented by Resident Engineer A R Cline. Cline noted reports sent to the State Department of Highways about Rt 940 north of Berryville near The Anchorage amid many accidents. The board abandoned Rt 645 at Rt 7 east of Opequon and eliminated it from the system. A temporary trailer permit was approved for Mrs Anna Carper west of Waterloo on Rt 50 and a permanent permit for John Flynn in TM syce.
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Officer Fails Entry Attempt At Patton's Grocery
During routine patrol at 12 15 a m Officer Ronald D Miller observed two subjects attempting to break into the rear of Pattons Grocery on 307 N Cameron St They fled the scene before officers could apprehend them after breaking a rear window but not gaining entry says Police Chief A Warren Rudolph.
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Alice Paul Wins Yet Another Victory in Senate Debate
Amid a congressional debate on an amendment banning sex discrimination, Alice Paul, noted for militant suffragette methods, secures a fresh victory. The article highlights her persistent influence and the amendment’s trajectory through the chamber.
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Last of Militant Suffragettes Sees Passage of Equal Rights Amendment
Washington AP report recalls Alice Paul who led protests and jailings for suffrage and the ERA. Now 86, she seeks passage of an equal rights constitutional amendment, arguing voting power can drive support. she notes past fights and ongoing lobbying.
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Moonquake Meters Detect Crash of Apollo 15 Lander
Apollo 15 lunar lander Falcon crash detected by moonquake meters at three sites, with signals reaching Apollo 12 and Apollo 14 seismometers. Scientists say the data may reveal moon interior structure, crust materials, and possible mantle depth beyond 50 miles.
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Roll Call Vote on Lockheed Bill Passes Senate
The Senate approved a 250 loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft Corp by a 49 to 48 vote with 3 not voting. The tally split among Democrats and Republicans shows 22 and 27 in favor respectively and 31 against with 17 Republicans opposing and 3 not voting. Hollywood report notes actor Robert Conrad buying rights to Murph the Surf story for a film.
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Hilton Village: America’s first federally funded planned community
Hilton Village in Newport News Virginia stands as the nation’s first planned community financed by federal funds. Built during World War I, the wartime housing project showcased a model for worker housing and civic design.
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Wall Street Dip Follows Steel Settlement Inflation Fears
Blue chip stocks drift lower as investors reevaluate the steel settlement and its inflationary impact. The Dow fell 1.60 to 83.32 as some issues rose, others declined, with Pfizer and Union Carbide among the gainers and Penn Central advancing.
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Myers House Stands as One of Norfolk’s Early Brick Homes
One of the first brick houses built after the 1776 British destruction of Norfolk, the Myers House, remains standing as a surviving historical structure.
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