Obituaries for Myers Timbrook Bageant Selvey Clowser Thatcher
A funeral service for Alfred D. Myers Jr Robert Timbrook Lester Bageant and Harry Lee Selvey will be held with the family receiving friends this evening from 7 to 9. Harrison Clowser 55 of 566 N Loudoun St died Friday at Martinsburg VA Center and will have a 9 am service tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Culpeper National Cemetery at 1115. William Walters Thatcher 50 of Baltimore formerly Berkeley Co died Sunday from injuries in an auto crash. Graveside service at Elkin Cemetery at 2 pm after services in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred D. Myers, Jr
Robert Timbrook
Lester Bageant
Harry Lee Selvey
Harrison Clowser
N. Loudoun St
Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jones Funeral Home
Charles Harless
Culpeper National Cemetery
William Walters
Billy) Thatcher
Baltimore
Berkeley County
W.va
Lily Bear
Clearbrook
Hubbard
Wilkins Ave
Elkin
S. Sites Memorial
Ania
Evelyn McCauley
Charles St
Nesversa Anderson
Sly A Tee
Ashby
Mary Sotman Roe
Hebron Baptist Church
Gore
Gore Fire Co
McCauley
Virginia McCauley
Winchester
Norman Anderson
Mary F. Rankin
Ida Chapman
Mount Olive
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Henry Kline
Rock Cliff Drive
Kings Daughters Hospital
Mr. Kline
Hampshire County
James M
Eliza Saville Kline
Delray
Pikeside
Ruth Powell Kline
Hobart O. Kline
Augusta
Stephen
Andrew
Mark
Nancy Kline
James W. Kline
Chester
Ora Godlove
Ada Wolfe
Erie
Mount Zion United Methodist Church
H. Wilbur Jay
Brown Funeral Home
Howard Amos (Ditty) Smith
N. Kent St
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Smith
Rose Lee Russ
Bronx
N.Y
Moses L. Prather
Cartwright Funeral Home
Amos Carter
George Sloane
Robert Johnson
Albert Martin
James Cook
John H. Preston
Orrick Cemetery
Obituary notices for Mrs Anderson and three local residents
Obituaries recall the death of Mrs. Anderson from a June 26 accident and detail survivors in Winchester Gore and Capon Bridge areas along with funeral plans. Additional notices honor Henry Kline and Howard Amos Smith, noting birthplaces, family members, church affiliations, and burial details.
Lagging U.S. productivity seen as key economic crisis
The article argues that output per man hour is the nation’s toughest problem with wide political impact. It notes the U.S. lags peers in productivity growth, blaming both management and labor while urging higher capital investment and a 10 percent investment tax credit to boost modernization and wage growth.
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New York
Americans
United States
Labor Department
U.S
Japan
Sweden
United
States
Crime rise as FBI reports 1970 line of duty deaths
The FBI Uniform Crime Reports 1970 show 100 law enforcement officers slain in 1970, 14 more than 1969 and 41 above the 10 year average of 59. Violent crimes totaled 731,400 with a 13 percent rise from 1969, while property crimes reached 4,836,800. Regional increases: South 14 percent, North Central 12 percent, Northeast 11 percent, West 9 percent.
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FBI
North Central
Rev Bowman to Address ICL
The Rev. Fred Bowman of Calvary Church of the Brethren will speak at the International Christian Leadership Program tomorrow morning. The breakfast meeting begins at 7 a.m. at The Elms Restaurant and is open to the public.
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Fred Bowman
Calvary Church of the Brethren
Winchester - Frederick County
Bryarly Elementary robbed of TVs and record players
Bryarly Elementary School in Albin reported a break in last night that stole two television sets and two record players. Principal Stephen Lineweaver said entry was gained by prying a window screen from the boys' restroom. Deputy Roy Hoak investigates.
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Bryarly
Albin
Stephen Lineweaver
Frederick County
Sheriff’s Office
Lineweaver
Found Guilty On Appeal In Frederick County Circuit Court
Larry Eugene Wymer of Stephens City was found guilty of petty larceny on appeal and sentenced to 30 days in jail plus a $100 fine and costs. He originally faced a lower court conviction for stealing a house trailer frame owned by Christopher Orndorff. Kenneth W. Largent Jr. and Bill Cody Dodson, both of Stephens City, also appealed convictions from the same incident with trials continued to October 7. Anthony W. Kirk of Alexandria appealed a DUI conviction, pled guilty to impaired driving, and received 30 days suspended on condition with a $100 fine.
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Frederick County
Larry Eugene Wymer
Stephens City
Christopher Orndorff
Rt. 600
Kenneth W. Largent, Jr
Bill Cody Dodson
Anthony W. Kirk
Alexandria
Council Turns To Poetry on Price Ceilings for Fish
The Cost of Living Council explains seafood policy in verse. Fish are considered raw agricultural products and not subject to the price freeze until they are processed, such as after shelling shocking skinning or scaling.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Doggerel
Lseas
Not A Candidate bumper sticker goes viral in San Diego
In San Diego 14 mayoral hopefuls flood the race. A bright orange bumper sticker reading I am not a candidate for mayor has gained unusual popularity as a humorous nod to the crowded field.
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San Diego
Calif
Weather Brief for Winchester Virginia Highlights Sky Conditions
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies tonight with a low in the 50s and Wednesday mostly sunny with highs in the 70s. Rain likelihood remains near zero. Sunset today is 7 46 p m and sunrise tomorrow 6 40 a m. Full Moon Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Wall Street slips as market consolidates in slow trading
Wall Street in slow trading with the Dow Jones at 898.51 after a 2.92 drop. Volume dried up as selling began and profit taking appeared normal amid hints the administration may curb profits and dividends. Companies listed include Southern Co Chrysler Texaco Amerada Hess Ling Temco Vought.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Southern Co
Chrysler
Texaco
Amerada Hess
Ling Temco Vought
Questioning Came 2 Days After My Lai Questioning Came 2 Days After My Lai
A witness at Col. Oran K. Henderson’s court martial describes early questioning of Charlie Company troops about My Lai. He recalls a dusty roadside encounter two days after the massacre near Tanne Zone Dottie, with Henderson then leading Americal Division’s 11th Brigade. The scene included a brief inquiry, a helicopter interrupting proceedings, and a group of GI’s present.
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FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Henderson
Charlie Company
Tanne Zone
Dottie
Americal Division
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