Obituary of Philip N Hunter long-serving Edison official
Philip N Hunter 65 of 1721 Brandon Drive died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born Oct 18 1912 in Berkeley Springs West Virginia he was a Potomac Edison Co retiree after 39 years and directed the Operating Efficiency Task Force. He led the Southern Division in Winchester the Eastern in Frederick and the Northern Division including Hagerstown and Waynesboro. He was active in First Presbyterian Church the Winchester Rotary Shenandoah Valley Radio Club Hiram Lodge 21 and related Masonic bodies. Survived by widow Virginia Heller two children seven grandchildren and siblings. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 2 pm with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Arrangements Omps Funeral Home with a Masonic memorial service at 8:30 pm. Memorials to church memorial funds or Masonic Home Richmond Va.
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Mr. Hunter
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Raymond
Helen Everett Hunter
Potomac Edison Co
Winchester
Frederick
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
First Presbyterian Church
Philip N. Hunter Jr
Wheaton
John K. Nevin
T. M. Hunter
Pottstown
James R. Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Norman Price
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Omps Funeral Home
Hiram Lodge A.F
A.M. #21
Donald Pearce Bailey
McLenden Dr
Front Royal
Mr. Bailey
Baltimore
Nehemiah
Rosamond Temperance Carroll Bailey
Skyline Caverns
Salvation Army
Hildreth Conrad Bailey
Donald P. Bailey Jr
Gordon R. Bailey
Silver Run
Joseph Allen Kidwell
West Germany
Roel Jean Fitzgerald
Hampstead
Hazel C. Tharpe
Alice Fay Senter
Patricia Ann Bowers
N. Carroll Bailey
Ruth V. Bowers
Towson
Todd Hawks
John Tracey
Panorama Memorial Gardens
Robertshaw Funeral Home
Bruce Catton dies at 78 in Michigan hospital
Bruce Catton, Pulitzer Prize winner for A Stillness at Appomattox, died at 78 in Paul Oliver Hospital, Frankfort, Michigan. He split winters in New York and summers at a Michigan resort, after a career spanning War Production Board service, journalism, and a prolific Civil War focused writing legacy.
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Frankfort
Mich
Bruce Catton
Catton
Paul Oliver
Lower Michigan
New York
Bruce Huron
Appomatox
Detroit News
Sunday Magazine
Benzonia
Services for Peter Georges and Donald Bailey Held Today
Funeral services were conducted for Peter N. Georges 88 at Jones Funeral Home with a Masonic memorial service this evening. Pallbearers and Grace Lutheran Church members attended. Separately Donald P. Bailey 62 died at home in Front Royal with burial at Panorama Memorial Gardens and wake at Robertshaw Funeral Home.
Clarke Jaycee Meeting In Waterloo Tonight At 7:30
Clarke County Jaycees invite men aged 18 to 35 to a 7:30 meeting at the Farm Restaurant in Waterloo. A separate notice says Shenandoah Peace Coalition gathers on Tuesday September 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Calvary Church of the Brethren on Front Royal Road for a slide tape on the arms race.
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Clarke Jaycee
Clarke County Jaycees
Farm
Waterloo
Shenandoah Peace Coalition
Calvary Church of the Brethren
Front Royal Road
Kepone Waste Shipments to West Germany Suspended
Allied Chemical halted further Kepone and arsenic waste shipments from Baltimore to West Germany at Bonn's request. Spokesman Harvey Greisman said the pause allows Germany to review the waste storage agreement. The debate centers on environmental safety and the disposal site run by Kali and Salz in Hessen.
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West Germany
Richmond
Allied Chemical Corp
Baltimore
Bonn
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Harvey Greisman
Allied
Morristown
N. J
The
West
Environmental Protection Agency
Pro-Gruen
For-Green
Helmut Schmidt
Kali
Salz
Greisman
Europe
Times Dispatch
Hessen State
Kali and Salz
European
Edward W. Callahan
Virginia
Hopewell
James River
Education price hikes blamed on state and federal mandates
Richmond AP reports that state and federal mandates, not rising enrollments, drive higher education costs as Virginia school officials urge more state aid. Spokesmen including Frank E. Barham of VASBA criticize funding gaps while local superintendents like Howard C. Sullins cite costs for new teachers and building debt amid calls for better training and program funding. The Local Fiscal Impact Study Commission heard from Fairfax and Prince William officials and planned further hearings.
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E. Campbell
Chesterfield County
Howard C. Sullins
Sullins
State Department of Education
Campbell
Fairfax
Prince William County
L. Cleaves Manning
D-Portsmouth
California Court Asked To Overturn Conviction
Wendy Yoshimura, once a fugitive with Patricia Hearst in 1975, seeks California Court of Appeal review to overturn a 1977 conviction on weapons charges. She argues Hearst ties and SLA connections were improperly before the jury. conviction stemmed from 1972 before meeting Hearst. She is free on $50 000 bail pending appeal and faces at least one year in prison.
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San Francisco
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Miss Yoshimura
Miss Hearst
California Court of Appeal
Symbionese Liberation Army
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Philip N. Hunter
Brandon Drive
Winchester Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church Living Memorial Fund
Saint Andrews Presbyterian Memorial
Williamsport
Masonic Home
Oberlin College
Ohio
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Association
War Production Board
U.S. Grant
Shenandoah
Michigan
Associated Press
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
Natonal Governors’ Association
Berryville Pike
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron
William Miller
Moses Lake
Wash
Miller
Clarke
Warren
California
Carper
Stephens City
E. Piccadilly St
Corrigan Rug
Epeggett
Loudoun St. Mall
Wevenberg Shoes
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