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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1978

Page

2

Woman Dies in Apparent Accident at Home

Mrs. Minnie Pike, elderly resident of 1325 Darlington Drive, died this morning from an apparent accidental fall in her backyard. She held a knife when she fell on wet grass. authorities say death occurred before rescue squad arrived. Sheriff’s Sergeants Long and Deaner led the investigation with Deputy Williamson and Investigator Connolly.

Minnie Pike Darlington Drive Winchester Rescue Squad Pike Sheriff's Department

Break-Ins Reported Amid Severe Weekend Weather

Police and sheriff officers reported multiple break-ins from Friday to Monday. Edwin Stevenson at 440 N Kent Street lost Kennedy half dollars over 100 dollars in value. Northwestern Workshop at 329 N Cameron Street was entered via coal chute with a 10 speed bike taken. Allegheny Freight Lines office was forced entry with a vending machine looted. In Stephens City The Pines Jo Anne Sirbaugh home entry through back door with 26 dollars value taken. Larry Line Fox Drive home reported two fishing rods and reels missing.

Allen Barley Winchester City Allegheny Freight Lines Frederick County Sheriff's Office Mary Jean Casey Jo Anne Sirbaugh Pines Stephens City Larry Line Fox Drive

Cooley School Fees Due Notice

BERRYVILLE The principal of D G Cooley Elementary School G Ronald notes that school fees are due and urges guardians to settle balances promptly to avoid penalties or service interruptions.

Cooley Berryville D.G. Cooley G. Ronald

Powhatan School Accepting Applications for Pre K and Grade 3

School headmaster Donald E W Niemann announced open admissions for a 4 year olds pre kindergarten class operating 12 30 to 3 pm with art music PE and activities. There are vacancies in next year’s third grade and limited spaces in other classes. Admittance tests will be held this summer and buses run to Winchester Front Royal with a Berryville route to Charles Town WV.

BOYCE Powhatan School Donald E.W. Niemann Niemann Nancy Leinbach Powhatan Winchester Front Royal Berryville Charles Town W.va

Richmond City Manager Asked to Resign by Black Majority

Richmond officials and business leaders react after the five member black majority on the Richmond City Council urged City Manager William J. Leidinger to resign. Mayor Henry L. Marsh III reportedly supported the move, with no clear reason given and no formal action yet.

Richmond William J. Leidinger Richmond City Council Richmond Times- Dispatch Leidinger Henry L. Marsh III Marsh

Kennedy Center Architect Edward D Stone Dies at 76

New York AP reports architect Edward Durell Stone died at Roosevelt Hospital in Manhattan after a brief illness. He designed Radio City interiors, the Kennedy Center, New Yorks Museum of Modern Art, the National Geographic building, and more. He spoke of beauty in architecture and critiqued modern neglect of Western art. Stone born March 9, 1902 in Fayetteville Arkansas, studied at Arkansas, Harvard, NYU, and taught at Yale.

New York Edward Durell Stone Radio City Music Hall Kennedy Center Washington Stone Museum of Modern Art Roosevelt Hospital Manhattan National Geographic Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Standard Oil Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore Rome United States New Delhi India Frank Lloyd Wright Architectural League Fayetteville, Ark University of Arkansas Harvard Architecture School New York University School of Architecture Yale

Police Vote to Accept Contract Ends Great Falls Walkout

Great Falls police strike ends as officers vote to accept the city’s latest contract offer. Union president John Connolly said officers could return to work for 2 PM or 10 PM shifts today. Negotiators plan a meeting to finalize contract language before officers vote on the pact.

Great Falls Mont John Connolly

FTC Examines Life Insurance Disclosure Gaps

The FTC plans to present findings to a House panel on inadequate disclosures in life insurance. Experts say premiums can be similar while cash value varies, leaving consumers unaware of rates of return. The agency may urge new disclosure requirements, aiming for state adoption.

Washington Federal Trade Commission House David Fix FTC Fix

McMath outlines Warner as top GOP senate candidate pick

McMath notes Warner is the strong second choice among 7 000 delegates influencing the GOP nomination. He cites Warner’s wealth as a factor and explains a 2 p.m. central committee session will solely decide the candidate with brief speeches allowed. The process requires a simple majority and could finish in a few hours.

Warner McMath John Warner Obenshain Senate Central Committee

Moon Phases and Weather Conjecture

Inti 72 New Moon. First Quarter. Full Moon. Last Quarter sees te eence WEATHER CONJECTURE 1-4 partly cloudy, cooler than normal, 5-9 warm, light showers, 10-15 cool, scattered showers, 16-19 warm, few moderate showers, 20-23 partly sunny, 24-26 clouding up, few showers, 27-28 some heavy showers, cooler, 29-31 clearing.

Clarke County Bus Schedules Reworked for Next Week

Clarke County assistant superintendent William Overby said bus schedules will be published next week with few changes. Bus 17 becomes Bus 13 and routes are altered. Bus 12 also changes. Students at Cameron Street Boom Road ride Bus 13 as second load after school start August 28.

Berryville William Overby Clarke County Overby Cameron Street Boom Road

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Brown New County Eleanor H. McKinney Green Mount Cemetery Baltimore, Md Ray R. Russell Green Hill Funeral Home Bernard F. Groves Braddock St J. Miles Cary Star Tannery Winchester Memorial Hospital LaRue Brassier Roger P. Sager Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Valley Avenue Abrams Creek Lake St. Claire Round Hill J.W. Givens Berryville Avenue Woodland Avenue Givens Council Paul H. Miller Grace Lutheran Church Wimein Travelanow Tqo Winchester Evening Star GOP Life Insurance Glendon C. Wine, AC Timberville Russell M. Stoneking Bellview Ave Modern Woodmen OF America Fraternal Life Insurance Rock Island Illinois É Organs Organ Cleaners National Weather Service NOAA US Dept of Commerce Eastern Gulf Atlantic Coast Virginia Clarke Blue Ridge Andrew Miller Col Francis P. Miller Richard Obenshain
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