Two Charged With Conspiracy to Kill in Winchester Case
A Winchester man Maurice Trenary and Frederick County woman Betty Hughes are jailed on a conspiracy to kill charge with $25,000 bond. Police say they will appear in Frederick County Court at 2 pm. Trenary runs a business and Hughes is a mother of three.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Maurice
Frog) Trenary
Fairmont Ave
Osborne Renner
Jack D
Betty) Hughes
Wilkins Place
Green Acres
Renner
Hughes
Prison Reforms Sought By ABA Asks Broad Review
At the 92nd annual ABA meeting in Dallas Chief Justice Warren E Burger urged the American Bar Association to lead a wide reexamination of prisons parole and probation systems and prisoner education and training. He advocated limited confinement and work release and said no specific program is settled. The ABA draws over 5000 lawyers and judges with topics on ethics auto accident claims and transportation strikes.
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Dallas
Warren’ E. Burger
America
Burger
American Bar Association
ABA
Ssurger
William T. Gossett
Detroit Gunfight Wounds Five Officers and Neighbor
Lynn W. Blackwell, 35, a former mental patient, faces assault with intent to commit murder charges after a half hour gun battle with Detroit police. He barricaded himself in his northwest side home with a newly bought shotgun after his wife and six children left. Edison Favors, 46, was struck by pellets when shots shattered his home, and a patrolman was also wounded as officers rushed to aid colleagues. Blackwell is held in the Detroit General Hospital psychiatric ward following a voluntary surrender prompted by a police plea.
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Detroit
Lynn W. Blackwell
Detroit General Hospital
Blackwell
Edison Favors
Favors
Battle for governor workers meeting at Lee-Jackson
A workers meeting for the governor campaign will be held at Lee-Jackson at 7 30 p m on August 12. All interested are invited to attend.
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Battle For Governor
Lee-Jackson
Raccoon Invades Home in Frederick Bites Two Women
Two Frederick County women, Jean Ellen Taylor and her mother Ollie Lowery, were bitten by a raccoon that entered their home near Stephens City around 5 a.m. The animal, possibly a pet with a collar, was shot and sent to the Health Department for rabies tests. The victims were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released. they will receive rabies shots pending test results.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Stephens City
Jean Ellen Taylor
Ollie Mildred Lowery
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles McKlwee
Health Department
McIlwee
Godwin Challenges Howell in Virginia Governor Race
Gov Mills E Godwin Jr rallies for William C Battle in the Virginia Democratic runoff, labeling Henry Howell’s tax plans as shoddy. He accuses Howell of promoting unwarranted promises and attacks his stance on halting the sales tax on food and drugs. Howell cites his record of commitment and courage challenging integration and reforms.
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Richmond
Mills E. Godwin Jr
William C. Battle
Henry E. Howell
Battle
Godwin
Howell
Virginia
Virginia House
Senate
Norfolk
Winchester man Edgar Snapp Jr dies after Front Royal crash
Edgar Lee Snapp Jr 26, of 601 S Cameron St Winchester, died after being struck Friday at 9 p.m. on N Royal Ave in Front Royal by James Lloyd Thomas 20. Snapp died Saturday at 5:45 a.m. at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was employed by Foster Construction and formerly by Winchester city. He married Goldie Rather in 1964 and leaves wife, parents, and three children. Funeral Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mount Olive Cemetery.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Front Royal
Winchester
Edgar Lee Snapp, Jr
S. Cameron St
Snapp
James Lloyd Thomas
N. Royal Ave
Foster Construction Company
Fredericksburg
City of
MA. Snapp
Edgar Lee
Daisy Mason Snapp
Goldie Rather
Hayfield Assembly of God Church
Daniel Lee
Sherry Lyne
Christopher D. Snapp
Jones Funeral Home
H. L. Wigfield
J. Floyd Wine
Mount Oilive Cemetery
Board Votes To Keep Gunter On
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors unanimously votes to retain E. Eugene Gunter as county attorney while a disbarment proceeding is set for Aug. 29. Gunter requests confidence and agrees to continue serving at the board’s unanimous request. Five supervisors back the measure. Four hearings were scheduled for 11.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
E. Eugene Gunter
Commonwealth
Donald Baughman
Mr. Gunter
Thomas Brumback
Apollo 11 Astronauts Relax Before Celebrations Begin
Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins left quarantine and reunited with families after three weeks. A busy tour of honors follows including news conference in Houston a ticker tape parade in New York a Chicago parade and a state dinner with President Nixon in Los Angeles.
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Aldrin
Collins
Houston
New York
United Nations
Chicago
Los Angeles
Nixon
Astrodome
Green Beret Case Links Double Agent Victim Says CIA Role
An American attorney for one of eight Green Berets charged with the slaying says the victim was a double agent who worked for the CIA. The body has not been found but the man was alleged to have ties to North Vietnam and to have provided crucial information saving many lives. The eight are in Long Binh stockade near Saigon.
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Yond
Special Forces
Nha Trang
George Gregory
Cheraw
S.C
CIA
Raotoye
Gregory
Long Binh
Saigon
Green Berets
Vietnam
Six Children Die in Arkansas House Fire
Russellville Arkansas AP six children perished in a blaze that destroyed a two bedroom frame house three miles south of Russellville. The bodies were sent to Little Rock for autopsy and foul play was not suspected. Identified victims are Ang Ling Ketcherside age 10 Connie Louise 7 Aaron 5 Sheila 4 Dennis 2 and Michael 1. The parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ray Ketcherside escaped unharmed but were treated for shock. Fire began around 430 am with first report about an hour later and the home was already burned when responders arrived.
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Russellville
Ark
Here
Little Rock
Rang Lee Ketcherside
Connie ‘Louise
Aaron
Sheila
Dennis
Michael
Otto Brinkman
Charles Ray Ketcherside
Regular Monthly Meeting Notice and Voting Precinct Change
Regular monthly meeting of V F W Post 2123 Lions Shelter is set for 7 30 p m on Monday August 11. The Kernstown voting precinct has been changed from Webber Tire Co to B J Lovett Real Estate Office 2641 Valley Ave.
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V.F. W. Post
Lions Shelter
Kernstown
Webber Tire Co
B.J. Lovett Real Estate
Valley Ave
Nixon press releases new priority for OEO social progress
President Nixon designated the Office of Economic Opportunity as the nation’s top priority to pioneer social progress and fight poverty. He proposed reorganizing OEO with five new offices to boost program development, health services, legal advocacy, planning, and field operations while expanding training funds for local programs.
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Calif
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Earth
OEO
California
VISTA
America
Office of Health Services
Office of Legal Services
West Coast
White House
Congress
Richmond Warm Sunny Weather Forecast From High Pressure
The Richmond area is expected to have sunny skies and warm temperatures as an eastward moving high pressure system dominates. The notice also mentions a Hosiery and Ladies apparel inquiry and a business contact for D K Russell & Sons Inc at 662 7825 with page references.
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Richmond
Virginia
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