Johnson Rejoins Sunoco Station in Virginia
Alvin Johnson Jr. returns to work with his father at Johnson's Sunoco Station in Winchester Virginia. He brings over 15 years in the family business and two years as a Maryland Casualty claim representative. He has chaired local groups and served in church and police fraternal roles.
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Alvin Johnson, Jr
Alvin Johnson
Johnson
North Loudoun
Sunoco
N. Loudoun St
Jackson Ave
Sun Oil Company
Mr. Johnson
Maryland Casualty Company
Winchester
Johnson, Jr
Stonewall Ruritan Club
Christ Episcopal Church
Fraternal Order of Police
Northern Virginia Crime Clinic
Bray Appointed Insurance Agent in Winchester
Richard W. Bray has been appointed as a sales representative in Winchester for Federated Insurance Companies. D. F. Kraft announced Bray's completed sales training and qualifications for business and personal matters. Bray, a Steubenville native educated at Kent State, served in the U.S. Army and previously worked as a marketer for Brown and Williamson Tobacco and the American Oil Company. He is married to Tommi Anne Hawthorne, with two children Susan Louise and Jeffrey, residing at 400 Millwood Ave.
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Richard W. Bray
Winchester
Federated Insurance Companies
Federated Insurance
Bray
Steubenville
Mr. Bray
Toronto
Kent State University
U.S. Army
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Company
American Oil Company
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Tommi Anne Hawthorne
Susan Louise
Jeffrey
Millwood Ave
Ontario doctor decries abortion law as too restrictive
Dr. Bette Stephenson, president of the Ontario Medical Association, says Canada's new abortion law is too restrictive and that procedures are worse after it took effect. She notes Women's College Hospital in Toronto performed therapeutic abortions for 12 years before the law changed.
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London
Canada
Ontario Medical Association
Bette Stephenson
Women’s College Hospital
Toronto
Backing for revised federal revenue sharing plan announced
A coalition of eight state and local government associations endorsed a revised Nixon revenue sharing plan. The move, announced on the eve of the National League of Cities annual congress, supports more local funding and flexible distribution. Weidenbaum and Carl Stokes led the push.
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Atlanta
Nixon
Murray L. Weidenbaum
Treasury
White House
National League of Cities
Weidenbaum
League
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur
Stokes
National Governor's Conference
National Legislative Conference
National Association of Counties
National Conference of State Legislative Leaders
National Society of State Legislators
United States Conference of Mayors
International City Management Association
Basque Terror Trial Suspended Amid Unrest in Spain
In Burgos the trial of 16 Basque nationalists stalls as a judge falls ill. Widespread protests, a state of emergency in Guipuzcoa, and police clashes accompany a case labeling ETA terrorists. Beihl, West Germany's honorary consul, was kidnapped December 1 and fate tied to the trial outcome. Andrew Jackson noted as last revolutionary veteran to become president.
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Burgos
Spain
San Sebastian
Guipuzcoa
Madrid University
Andrew Jackson
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Edward the Confessor
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Short
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Reva M. Short
Garland F. Short
Luray
Barbara Ann Hartley
Stephens Cty
Monaca
Christopher
Virginia
Francisco Javier Izco
Franco
ETA
Beihl
Burton's Ward
Ol’ Santa
Moore
Amico
Clock Radio
Rockwell
H.P
Route
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Banhamericard
Amtico
Cain
Cain Furniture Store
City Hall
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