Obituary notices for Hott and Eastep families in Winchester
Samuel A. Hott, 89, of Sunnyside Station, born February 5, 1881 in Romney West Virginia, dies at a Winchester nursing home. Survived by six children, 24 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren, one brother, and many relatives. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Elizabeth Catherine Eastep, 75, dies Monday. service today at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron.
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Samuel A. Hott
Sunnyside Station
Winchester
Mr. Hott
Romney
W. Va
Amanda Wolfe
Pentecostal Church
Mary Virginia Thomas
S. Henry Hott
Columbus
Maudie Cooper
Anderson Lee Hott
Paul M. Hott
Elizabeth Catherine Eastep
Jones Funeral Home
Keith Staneart
Garland Eastep
Carlos Eastep
Charles Hill
Carlton Utterback
Elmer Eastep
Dallas Eastep
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Cambodia seeks more U.S. aid for expanding army
Cambodia's acting prime minister Sisowath Sirik Matak meets Defense Secretary Laird in Washington to discuss military needs and a $200 million U.S. aid package for training and expansion of the Cambodian army, amid congressional limits on advisers. The talks follow meetings with Nixon and other officials as Lon Nol recovers from a stroke.
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Cambodia
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
Sisawath Sirik Matak
Laird
Nixon
Wahkgm
P. Rogers
United States
Sirik Matak
Congress
Peking
Lon Nol
Sihanouk
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Detroit Watches Experiment Liquid Natural Gas Powers 11 GSA Cars
Detroit tracks the GSA test with 11 liquid natural gas cars now in service and 89 more planned. Officials claim about 95 percent emission-free operation, while fuel costs align with regular gas. Critics note high setup costs and slow public-market readiness, with Detroit watching for possible similar solutions.
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GSA
Boston
General Services Administration
Robert W. Kelly
Detroit
Robert L. Kunzig
Boy Wanted In Kidnaping Captured After 110 MPH Chase
A 16 year old Eden North Carolina boy, Thomas Edward King, was captured at a U S 60 roadblock after a 25 mile pursuit reaching 110 mph. He faces grand larceny charges and extradition to North Carolina on an FBI kidnapping warrant. The incident began with an armed carjacking from Eden to Christiansburg Virginia.
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Montgomery
W. Va
West Virginia
Eden
N.C
Gpl
S. E. Epling
Thomas Edward King
U.S. 60
Epling
FBI
Greensboro
Robert Jerome Reynolds
Christiansburg
Kentucky
Reynolds
Jack Miller
M. P. Cook
Ring
Partially Mechanical Heart Implanted in 63 Year Old Man
In Detroit Sinai Hospital reports implanting a new partially mechanical heart device in a 63 year old man. The operation began Tuesday night and finished early today. the patient is described as doing well after the 7:15 p.m. start and 5 a.m. completion. Dr Adrian Kantrowitz led the team. He previously performed a US heart transplant in 1967 and developed an artificial pacemaker. The device marks first human use of this tech, aimed at severe heart failure with low life expectancy.
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Detroit
Sinai Hospital
Adrian Kantrowitz
United States
Load Shifts as Truck Overturns on Rt 7 Curve
A plywood hauler overturned on Horseshoe Curve on Route 7 yesterday at 9:15 a.m. Injured driver Willie Lewis Daniels of Washington DC sustained facial and leg contusions. The truck, valued at $2,000, blocked one lane until 12:30 p.m. Most of the load was salvageable.
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Rt. 7
L. W. Waters
Willie Lewis Daniels
Washington, D.C
Ford Charged With Robbery In Purse Snatching Case
Tony Andrew Ford, 20, of Leicester Street, charged by Winchester Police with robbery over a purse snatching on July 1. He is held in jail on a $1000 bond. Complainant is Cathie C. Simpson.
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Tony Andrew Ford
Leicester St
Winchester
Cathie C. Simpson
Expressway Bridged in 12 Minutes
The Schuylkill Expressway linking downtown Philadelphia to the Pennsylvania Turnpike was spanned in 12 minutes and 2 seconds. Two cranes set a temporary 90 by 9 foot steel bridge weighing 50 tons to carry traffic while construction of a four lane replacement bridge proceeds.
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Philadelphia
Rare wolves recover at Chest Ranch after poisoning incident
In Abiquiu New Mexico two rare Mexican lobes wolves are recovering at Chest Ranch Museum after a visitor slipped barbiturate pills into their cage. A third wolf was bitten by a drugged relative and nearly bled to death. All have responded to treatment and the species remains extinct in the wild.
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Abiquia, N.M
Chest Ranch
John Hayden
Spong to Speak at Virginia Attorneys Banquet
Senator William N Spong Jr a Democratic Virginia lawmaker will address the 32nd annual meeting banquet of the Virginia Commonwealth’s Attorneys Association in Virginia Beach Saturday.
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Virginia Beach
William N. Spong Jr
D-Va
Virginia Commonwealth’s Attorneys Association
Clarke County Intermediate School Registration Schedule
Clarke County Intermediate School holds registration August 16 through 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students should pick up schedules and pay textbook rentals. Fees for 1971 72 include 7.50 textbook rental 1.75 activity fee 2.50 school insurance and 2 for 7th grade magazine.
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Clarke County
Riot at State Prison Delays Tournaments and Sparks Fire
Inmates riot at 730 PM as the prison’s maximum security block remains vacant after a tunnel discovery. A social service center and recreation building burned as 150 inmates shouted. guards were removed temporarily, and tear gas delayed. May reported youths with knives and bats amid extreme heat reaching 118 degrees, with poor ventilation and disrupted clothing changes quarters. A new prison is being built.
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May
Wall Street edges higher as oil and utilities lift market
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 843.09 in moderate volume with advances outnumbering declines about 4 to 3 on the New York Stock Exchange. Oils led gains while some blue chips retreated as investors weighed inflation and slower economic improvement.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Royal Dutch
California Standard
Indiana Standard
Jersey Standard
Texaco
Homestake Mining
Texas Gulf
Union Carbide
General Motors
American Telephone
International Telephone
Equity Funding
Stephens City Awards Contract For Water Line
Stephens City council awarded Buckley- Lages Inc of Winchester the bid to build about 1080 feet of six inch cast iron water line to serve new north end construction. The low bid totaled 11973 dollars and work will begin soon.
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Stephens City
Buckley - Lages, Inc
Winchester
Buckley - Lages
Lynn Comer
Weather Outlook for Virginia with Showers Possible
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the 60s and mostly sunny Thursday near 80. Winds may be strong with thunderstorms and a 30 percent chance of rain tonight, 10 percent Thursday. Extended forecast shows showers mainly Saturday, southern Virginia cloudy otherwise with highs in 80s and mountain areas in 70s. Rain totals show August and year to date amounts and daily temperatures.
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Virginia
Martin Named Head Of Chamber Ethics Committee
Philip B. Whitney announces Richard J. Martin as chairman of the Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Commerce Business Ethics Committee. Martin succeeds Edward A. Donohue who moved to Montgomery Ward Frederick Md.
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Philip B. Whitney
Winchester - Frederick County
Martin
Edward A. Donohue
Montgomery Ward
Frederick
Chamber
Relief United Methodist Homecoming Set for August 22
The Relief United Methodist Church announces its annual Homecoming on August 22 with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. A noon dinner will be served and an afternoon service will follow. All services are open to the public.
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Relief United Methodist Church
Special Saturday Registration at Lord Fairfax College
To assist students unable to register during the work week a special registration is set for this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Lord Fairfax Community College Middletown. Apply now for fall classes and complete registration by paying tuition and fees. registration ends September 21 at 5 p.m.
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Lord Fairfax Community College
Middletown
Roosevelt Illicit Praise of Presidency
When interviewed, Theodore Roosevelt reflected on his White House years saying no other president enjoyed the presidency as much as he did. He emphasized personal satisfaction in office and a sense of accomplishment from his time in the executive mansion.
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Theodore Roosevelt
White House
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