Ayler Named Virginia General Studies Representative
Robert E. Ayler former Frederick County Schools superintendent has been appointed field representative for the University of Virginia School of General Studies in the upper Shenandoah Valley. He retires from county service after 42 years in education and will reside in Stephens City with his wife Reba Rinker and two sons.
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Robert E. Ayler
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley
School of General Studies
University of Virginia
Robert H. Crow, Jr
Central Virginia
Ayler
Chatham
Stephens City High School
Phi Delta Kappa
Kappa Delta Pi
Stephens City
Lions Club
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America
Virginia Association of Distributive Education Clubs of America
Aylor
Reba Rinker
Robert E. Aylor, III
William Tate Aylor
Traffic Restrictions At 5 Major U.S. Airports
The FAA imposes hourly limits to ease congestion at five airports: 135 landings per hour at O’Hare, 80 at JFK, 60 at LaGuardia and Newark, plus restrictions at Washington National. Small planes face curbs at peak periods. plan to expand capacity remains stalled in Congress.
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FAA
Department of Transportation
Congress
O'Hare
Chicago
Kennedy International
New York
la Guardia
Newark
Washington National
O’hare
Kennedy
Kennedy Airport
Edinburg approves pay raises for town clerk and officer
Edinburg Town Council votes $400 annual salary increases for town clerk Hugh Hollar and police officer Charles Carper effective January. Council aims to attract qualified staff and align police pay with peers in Shenandoah County. Other actions include approving Christmas decorations, seeking secondary road status for Orchard and Koontz, installing an 800 foot sewer line on Wilson Street funded by the Forest Service, and adding stop signs on Picadilly and Shenandoah Streets.
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Edinburg
Hugh Hollar
Chareles Carper
Shenandoah County
Vepco
Orchard and
Koontz St
U.S. Forest Service
Wilson St
Forest Service
Picadilly
Shenandoah Sts
Scully Unveils Lord Fairfax Room Dining Expansion Plan
Scully outlines future renovations at the Lord Fairfax Hotel including lobby reorganization, enlarged entrance, expanded formal dining areas, private rooms, hotel room upgrades, apartments, and auto matic elevators with a colonial federalist theme. Estimated cost about 150000 dollars. Gouverneur Pinn to manage dining. formal opening planned.
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MA. Scully
Washington
Lord Fairfax
Scully
Gouverneur Pinn
Winchester
Fire Breaks Up Annual Meeting In Easton Fire
Easton Connecticut fire crews rushed from the annual meeting of the Easton Volunteer Fire Department after an electrical short sparked a blaze at the town’s 150 year old general store and post office. Chief William A Cross estimated about 4000 dollars in damage.
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Easton, Conn
Easton
Israeli Jordanian Gun Duel Wounds Dozens in Jordan
Heavy five hour exchange across the cease-fire line left at least 13 Jordanians dead and 17 wounded. Israel said Jordanian fire hit agricultural settlements and villages in northern Jordan, while Iraq's batteries and Soviet guns were named among targets.
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Kafr Assad
Irbid
Golan Heights
Syria
Gwam
Summa
Hamadiya
Ashdot Yaagov
Tel Qazir
Degania
Fkar Ruppin
Maoz
Hayim
Neve Ur
Beit Yosef
Sea of Galilee
Court to order double ballot recounts in dry regions
The court will select two to three judges per 2000 ballots to count ballots, set a recount date, and summon counters. Two independent teams will redo counts with court ruling on contested ballots and final results. Winchester and Front Royal are highlighted as dry-area cases. An International Christian Leadership Breakfast is planned at 7 a.m. tomorrow at Lee Jackson Restaurant with Rev. Edward Taylor speaking on Joint Action.
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Front Royal
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
International Christian Leadership
Lee- Jackson
Edward Taylor
Market Street Methodist Church
Local Views on Police Conduct During Riots
Readers discuss police restraint, media portrayals, and leadership during unrest. George Sheetz and Benjamin Belehic defend officers, Irving Weiss critiques coverage and stress, while others call for better training and scrutiny under pressure from Mayor Daley’s administration.
Winchester Apples Stored: 688 583 Bushels in Four Storages
Winchester four principal storages held 688 583 bushels of apples as December opened. Total last year was 440 542 on December 1. Oct 1 this year 169 320 and Nov 1 712 076. December 1 holdings by storage include Winchester Cold Storage 439 000, Virginia Apple Storage 158 264, Old Mill Storage 66 980, C L Robinson Ice and Cold Storage 24 339.
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Winchester
Winchester Cold Storage
Virginia
Old Mill
C.L. Robinson
Insurance Rate Filing Seeks Higher Boiler and Machinery Costs
The Insurance Rating Board requests approval from the State Corporation Commission to raise boiler and machinery insurance rates by an average 20.4 percent, with an 17.9 percent overall premium increase after adjustments. Use and occupancy rates rise by 22.3 percent, with specific form increases and a 20 percent decrease for consequential damage. Copies are at the Bureau of Insurance in Richmond. hearings may be requested by December 16, 1968.
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Insurance Rating Board
State Corporation Commission
Nixon to name Caltech chief DuBridge science adviser
President elect Richard Nixon appears poised to appoint Lee A. DuBridge president of the California Institute of Technology as his personal science adviser. DuBridge, a 67 year old physicist who has led Cal Tech since 1946, has served on many federal advisory bodies. Nixon planned to announce his choice today and has discussed it with DuBridge in recent days.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Lee A
Pres- California Institute of Technology
Nixon
DuBridge
Cal Tech
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Donald F. Hornig
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Israel
Iran
Jordaan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Republic
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines
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State hearing on annuity contract rules in Richmond
The State Corporation Commission will hold a public hearing in its Courtroom Blanton Building Richmond Virginia at 10:00 A M on December 18 1968 Case No 18623 to adopt rules and regulations for issuing and delivering annuity contracts varying with investment experience A draft of the rules submitted by the Commissioner of Insurance is on file in the Clerk's Office for examination by any party in interest
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State Corporation Commission
Act of the General Assembly of 1966
Blanton Building
Richmond
Virginia
Commissioner of Insurance
Commission
John W. Rice Assistant Commissioner of Accounts
John W. Rice serves as Assistant Commissioner of Accounts for the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia. The role handles estate and financial matters under court oversight within the county.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
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