Obituaries from Front Royal and Petersburg Citations
Steven W Lewis 37 of Front Royal died at Washington Concrete Corp Gainesville. Surviving family listed with service at Front Royal Bible Church and burial in Glennwood Cemetery Troy Pa. Delia Bryan Harrison Ward 91 of Petersburg died in Petersburg with service at Christ and Grace Episcopal Church and burial Blandford Cemetery. Ann Clay Arnold 32 of Richmond died at her parents home. graveside service Mt Hebron Cemetery with donations to Surgical Oncology Fund MCV. Elmer F Newcome 70 of Rt 5 died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. funeral at Jones Funeral Home Mount Hebron Cemetery burial and pallbearers named.
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Steven W. Lewis
Steven Wallace Lewis
Front Royal
Washington Concrete Corp
Gainesville
Mr. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Stephen T
Harriett Kingsley Lewis
Gillett
Geraldine R. Lewis
Randal
Jeffrey
Gregory Lewis
Deborah
Sandra
Patricia
Judith Lewis
Stanley Lewis
Takoma Park
Alton Lewis
Binghamton
N.Y
Martin Lewis
Columbus
Nyack, N.Y
Christ and Grace Episcopal Church
Petersburg
Blandford Cemetery
Frederick County
Winchester
Handley High School
Mary Washington College
Shenandoah College
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Lester D. Arnold III
Robert K. Walton Jr
Lester D. Arnold Sr
Elmer F. Newcome
Rt. 5
Mr. Newcome
John
Nannie Carver Newcome
Evelyn Mae Richard
Curtis Newcome
Fostoria
Ohio
Roy Newcome
Tiffin
Myrtle Luttrell
Mount Hebron Cemetery
E.B. Luttrell
Clinton Kackley
Robert Dean
Carroll Pierce
John Stickles Jr
Lester Luttrell
Court Rules Abortion Right Is Woman's Own Decision
A federal appeals court in New Orleans affirmed a Miami ruling that a woman or girl may exercise abortion rights without husband or parental consent. The 5th Circuit struck down two Florida statutes, one supporting a husband’s rights, noting the husband’s interest in the fetus is not decisive. The court questioned the federal stance on men’s rights to beget and raise offspring versus a woman’s right to terminate.
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New Orleans
Federal Appeals Court
Appeals
Florida
Appeals Court
Public Service Property Assessments Hit Record $1.88 Billion
The State Corporation Commission reports 1975 public service property assessments total $1.88 billion a record rise of $45.5 million from 1974 with local tax receipts set at about $61.4 million. Major contributors include Vepco and C P Telephone Co as Richmond again leads utility asset values while Louisa and Surry counties see shifts due to nuclear plant activity and rate changes.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Virginia
Lee. B. Younger
SCC
Public Service Taxation
Younger
Public Service Corporation
State Department of Taxation
Norfolk & Western Railway
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Vepco
C&p Telephone Co
Surry
Louisa
Chesapeake
Secondhand shopping tips for thrift bargain hunting
A guide to buying secondhand goods from auctions estate and garage sales to thrift shops. It explains advantages risks and tips to save money while supporting charities and noting that newness and guarantees are limited.
Wallace and Reagan urge stronger stance on Vietnam and detente
Alabama Governor Wallace and former California Governor Reagan told VFW delegates that failing to fight to win in Vietnam was a tragic mistake. They called for a tougher military posture and a critical reassessment of detente with the Soviet Union, drawing long ovations as they framed the issue for presidential campaigns.
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Vietnam
Los Angeles
America
Alabama
George Wallace
California
Ronald Reagan
Veterans of Foreign War
Wallace
Reagan
Soviet Union
Henry B. Gonzalez
D-Tex
Maryland
Arthur H. Bremer
Waldorf Astoria
Boston
U.S. Space Agency
Mars
Red Planet
James C. Fletcher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fletcher
Man Mauled By Tiger In Phoenix Zoo Pit Dare incident shocks staff
Erik Knoph, 21, of Phoenix, was severely injured after scaling a 30 foot barrier and entering the Bengal tiger pit at the Phoenix Zoo. Police said the dare led to the attack. Knoph was in critical condition with bite wounds to his legs, chest, and arm. Guns fired by guards distracted the tiger as Knoph crawled out.
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Phoenx
Ariz
Phoenix
Erik Knoph
Knoph
Thomas Merrin
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Ann Clay Arnold
Lester D. Arnold Jr
W. Pall Mall St
Baltimore
U.S. District Court In
Miami
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of
Norfolk
Fairfax
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
George A. Froom
New York Times News Service
Associated Press
Coast Guard
Foreman’s Corner
Anne Arundel County
Curtis Creek
Environmental Health Agency
Singh Dhillon
State Health Department
Curtis Bay
Benedict L. Stabile
Cleveland, Ohio
Emmanuel Church
Dalton Downs
Downs
Bryarly & Louthan
Rouss Ave
Plaza Roma
Armstrong
N. Loudoun St. Mall
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