Obituary for Dorothy Parker Regan 39 of Washington
Mrs. Dorothy Parker Regan died Sunday at Washington Sanitarium. Daughter of Charles and unnamed Parker, she is survived by brother Robert Parker of Wheaton Maryland. Graveside service set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Dorothy Parker Regan
Washington
Washington Sanitarium
Regan
Charles Parker
Berryville
Robert Parker
Wheaton
Green Hill Cemetery
Mrs C L Rutherford obituary notices long life of Inwood teacher
Mrs C L Rutherford 42 wife of Clifford L Rutherford of Inwood W Va died yesterday in Charles Town General Hospital after several hospitalizations. Born February 23 1929 in Charles Town she was daughter of Philip H Perks Sr and the late Ethel Perks. She taught at Inwood Graded School and served as Children s Director at Inwood United Methodist Church. Surviving include her husband two sons from a previous marriage Sgt Larry G Ott and Gary H Ott and three Rutherford sons at home, plus sisters and a brother. Funeral Friday 2 p m at Inwood United Methodist Church with burial at Pleasant View Memory Gardens Martinsburg. The family will receive friends Thursday 7 9 p m at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg.
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Clifford L. Rutherford
Inwood
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Charles Town
Rutherford
Philip H. Perks
Ethel Virginia Slusher Perks
Shepherd College
Herdstown
Pet Inc
Musselman Fruit Products Division
Berkeley County
Inwood United Methodist Church
Inwood Parent Teacher Association
Musselman High School
Larry G. Ott
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Gary H. Ott
Clifton L
Robert W
Franklin P. Rutherford
Marion
Dorothy) Blue
Leetown
William
Jean) Griffith
Hedgesville
Philip J
Alvin Carrington Poland
Kirby
W.va
Robert McKee
Mr. Poland
James W
Susan Virginia Haines Poland
Methodist Church
Jane Edith Kline Poland
McKee
Hazel Broader
Cumberland
Aldena Buckbee
Romney
Alleda Replann
Lloyd Poland
Raymond Poland
Hyndman
Ward Poland
Winchester
Bryan Poland
Pleasant Dale
Augusta
James Mitchem
Hotts Chapel
Dismas House Aids Ex-Convicts In Louisville
The only Kentucky treatment center for former prisoners reports a 75 percent success rate. Dismas House in Louisville began operating over a year ago and serves ex inmates returning to society.
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Frankfort
Dismas House
Louisville
Arson Eyed in Front Royal Livestock Market Fire
State Fire Marshal investigators eye arson as the likely cause of a Monday night blaze that destroyed the Front Royal Livestock Market. Damages are estimated at 150000 dollars. No arrests had been made as of late morning.
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State Fire Marshal
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Percy Click
Lynn C. Armentrout
R. Alton Morrison
George L. Wallihan
T. Brook Mims
Luray
Waybe Freeze
Stanley
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
International Monetary Front
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Rome
U.S
West Germany
Boeing
Delta Air Lines
Redman Industries
Mead
Eastman Kodak
Sperry Rand
Simpson Named for Winchester Municipal Court Role
Simpson serves as substitute judge of the Winchester Municipal Court and plans to continue. He holds roles as president of the Winchester Frederick County Bar Assn and US Magistrate for the Western District of Virginia. He is an assistant professor at Lord Fairfax Community College and general counsel for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, plus other local leadership positions. He is a native of Louisville educated at Washington and Lee and Virginia, moved to Winchester in 1958, and lives at 220 W Boscawen St with his wife Judith Ruffin and three children.
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United States
Western District of Virginia
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Shenandoah
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Winchester - Frederick County
University of Virginia
Winchester
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1971 Hurricane Season Ends With Nine US Deaths
The 1971 Atlantic hurricane season ended with nine deaths in the United States and an estimated 235 million dollars in property damage. Edith Fern Ginger Irene and Beth became hurricanes. Doris caused the most U.S. damage with heavy rains along the Eastern Seaboard. Edith struck Nicaragua with 160 mph winds. Ginger lasts 31 days, a record. A separate obituary notes Alvin Poland of Kirby West Virginia, age 92, with funeral plans and survivors listed.
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United States
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National Hurricane Center
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Fern
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Hebert
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Muskie Hedges On Ticket With Woman
Sen Edmund Muskie said he is a new convert to women's rights but hedged on whether he would accept a woman as a vice presidential candidate. He stressed the movement's seriousness while weighing electability against defeating Nixon.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine Democrat
Richard Nixon
Welfare official to speak on new state plan luncheon
William Lukhard assistant director of the Department of Welfare and Institutions will address a District 8 Virginia Council on Social Welfare luncheon at the Holiday Inn East tomorrow at noon. A panel includes Del George S Aldhizer II John Fisher of the Winchester Welfare Board and Diane Crowle Staunton welfare worker.
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Department of Welfare & Institutions
Lukhard
Virginia Council On Social Welfare
Holiday Inn East
Del
George S. Aldhizer
John Fisher
Winchester Welfare Board
Diane Crowle
Staunton Welfare Department
Tax range details local property spend per child
The report shows a wide local property tax revenue per child from $30 in Wolfe County to $696 in Anchorage near Louisville. Weather outlook notes colder conditions nationwide except California. showers in the Pacific Northwest and snow in the Great Lakes and southern Plains with mix to rain in Texas and the Gulf Coast, per the National Weather Service.
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Frankfort
Wolfe County
Appalachia
Anchorage
Louisville
California
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Plains
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Texas
Gulf Coast
Weather Outlook Virginia Brief
Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 20. Thursday brings mostly cloudy skies and a chance of snow with highs in the upper 30s. Precipitation chances are 10 percent tonight and 30 percent Thursday. Extended forecast calls for cold with a Friday mix of precipitation, then partly cloudy skies and moderating temperatures into the weekend with highs in the 30s to 50s and overnight lows in the 20s.
Rainfall Figures Show Yearly Averages and 24 Hour Total
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending at 8 30 a m measured 82 inches with a December total not dated. The year to date stands at 37 53 inches and the long term monthly averages for 58 years are listed from January through December with values for each month.
Senate panel cites cars as major city smog source
A Senate Commerce Committee report states that cars generate 85 percent of urban smog and 90 percent of all carbon monoxide pollution, underscoring auto emissions as the primary urban air quality issue.
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Senate Commerce Committee
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