Capehart Heads UF Division for 1975 Campaign
Philip Weber announces John C. Capehart will lead the Public Service Division of the 1975 United Fund Campaign. Capehart, Winchester schools official since 1964, will supervise colleagues David G. Dickson, M. B. Clowe, Wilson Dickson, Jerome J. Votel, Joseph C. Haines, Joseph Fisher, Michael M. Foreman, Thomas Mills, and Warren DeArment.
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Philip Weber, Jr
United Fund
John C. Capehart
Winchester
Public Service
Capehart
David G.dickson
M.B. Clowe
Wilson Dickson
Jerome J. Votel
Joseph C. Haines
Joseph Fisher
Michael M. Foreman
Thomas Mills
Warren DeArment
Jane Shawker
Scott
Phil Weber
John
Public Service Division
Joseph Haines
Warren
Bankrupt SMA to reopen as repayment plan awaited
Staunton Military Academy can reopen in September as bankruptcy referee H Clyde Pearson oversees a plan to repay creditors. Layne Loeffler may sell his Boca Raton Southern Manor Country Club stake for 1 million to cover 500000 and 240000 loans. Hearing continued October 22 for final approval.
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Harrisonburg
Staunton Military Academy
Layne E. Loeffler
H. Clyde Pearson
Roanoke
SMA
Pearson
Leoffler
Southern Manor Country Club
Boca Raton
Fla
Country Club
First & Merchants National Bank
First National Bank of Washington
Va Teachers Seek Grievance Changes Including Group Grievances
The Virginia Education Association urged changes to state public school grievance procedures at a Richmond hearing, proposing employe group grievances to push for collective bargaining. Administrators opposed binding arbitration and waivers, arguing local control and fairness considerations.
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Richmond
Virginia Education Association
State Board of Education
VEA
General Assembly
F. Edward Boggs
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William Broaddus
Henrico
John Radcliffe
Fairfax Education Association
Warren Eisenhower
Fairfax County School Board
Robert Butt
Virginia Association of Schoool Administrators
Schoool Boards
Granite Railroad of 1826 Carried Granite to Monument
The first U.S. railway, the Granite Railroad, was built by Gridley Grant in 1826 to move granite blocks from Quincy Massachusetts to the Bunker Hill Monument, marking an early industrial transport milestone.
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U.S
Gridley Grant
Quincy
Mass
Bunker Hill Monument
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