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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1971

Page

3

Cemetery Strike Leaves Colma Cemeteries Brown and Idle

San Francisco AP reports Colma's 13 cemeteries have become overgrown and littered as greenskeepers and grave diggers strike since June 3. Mayor Alioto to mediate between the Cemetery Workers Union and cemetery operators as 1,000 bodies await burial and workers seek a $6 daily raise on a $34.20 base pay.

San Francisco Colma Ernest Martens Martens Miguel Irizarry Joseph Alioto Cemetery Workers Union San Francisco Labor Council

Court Martial Proceedings Continue With One Charge Dismissed

At Quantico a court martial for Sgt. Jon M. Sweeney proceeds as he faces aiding the enemy in Vietnam and a running away count. A desertion charge was dismissed after defense argues he was left by a unit during Operation Dewey Canyon in 1969.

Quantico Vietnam Jon M. Sweeney West Babylon N. Y B. Raymond Perkins Gerald Alch Sweeney Dewey Canyon Testimony Grinspoon Arnold Parent Parris Island S.C

Crossword Clues Answer Grid Companion

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Jesuits Run Thousands of Schools Worldwide Survey Shows

A survey finds Jesuit priests operate about 4 500 schools in 80 nations enrolling over one million students.

Jesuit Cambridge Mass Jesuits

AFL-CIO backs wage and price controls if Nixon deems them needed

AFL-CIO Executive Council pledged support for across the board federal wage and price controls if President Nixon considers them necessary to aid the economy. George Meany urged cooperative action while opposing wage-only restraints, citing economic chaos. The council called for $12 billion in released funds, full funding for housing and education programs, a higher federal minimum wage, and lower interest rates to expand the economy.

San Francisco Afl-Cio Executive Council Nixon Afl-Cio George Meany Meany Executive Council Congress

Hite Reunion at Belle Grove Near Middletown

National Trust hosts a two day Hite family reunion at Belle Grove near Middletown with descendants from 13 states. Highlights include an eight to ten site tour, candle light reception, church services, a 2 PM landmark plaque ceremony, and a talk by Klaus Wust on the Shenandoah Valley settlement.

National Trust For Historic Preservation Belle Grove Middletown Rt. 11 Jost Hite Shenandoah Valley Springdale Isaac Hite Hite Charles S. Marshall National Park Service Cedar Creek Battlefield Klaus Wust Rhine Shenandoah

Five Democrats in Virginia lieutenant governor race hold brief unity session

A small Hampton crowd heard five Democratic hopefuls tout party unity ahead of the nominating convention. State Sen. Robert C. Fitzgerald and four delegates discussed their legislative records as they urged support for the eventual nominee. Republican candidate George Shafran withdrew from the Arlington Alexandria House race.

Associated Press Hampton General Assembly Robert C. Fitzgerald Fairfax Dels George J. Kostel McMath Arlington del George Shafran Shafran Richmond Arlington-Alexandria

Petersburg Soldier Dies in Vietnam

Washington AP reports Army Sergeant Clinton H. Epps of Petersburg Virginia died in Vietnam not due to hostile action. The AP notes a growing German champagne consumption, rising from 68 million bottles in 1960 to 148 million in 1970, in Munich.

Washington Petersburg Virginia Southeast Asia Department Department Army S Clinton H. Epps Munich Germany

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