Georgia Asks Rehearing on Abortion Laws
AP reports Georgia seeks Supreme Court rehearing of its 7-2 Jan 22 ruling against parts of Georgia and the Texas anti abortion law. Officials argue the decision forces condoning prenatal killings and urges representation or referendum. Texas filed a similar appeal. Hong Kong authorities seized over 1,800 forged watches worth about 193000 dollars in what police call the largest hit on the fake watch trade in years.
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Washington
Georgia
Supreme Court
High Court
Texas
Hong Kong
Beekeepers Lobby Congress For Honey Connected Aid
Beekeepers and families held a reception for lawmakers but many were away for Lincoln's Birthday recess. They seek $1 million in Agriculture Department funding for honey production and bee research plus continued indemnity payments for bees killed by approved insecticides. The AHPA and American Beekeepers Federation claim 2,500 members nationwide and note 90 crops rely on bees for pollination worth about $3.5 billion. captive bee populations have fallen 26 percent due to pesticide use.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional
Agriculture Department
House
Glenn Gibson
Minco
Okla
American Honey Producers Association
AHPA
American Beekeepers Federation
Gibson
George Ware
University of Arizona
Skyline Caverns Hosts Travel Information School
Front Royal Virginia Skyline Caverns holds its annual Travel Information School Feb 19 to 23 with lectures on tourism advertising National Parks and the travel industry in Virginia plus first aid films and salesmanship training. Hosted through the Distributive Education program at Warren County High School and led by executive vice president Tom Gibson the sessions run daily 3 45 to 5 30 p m with new merchandise for the 1973 tourist season explained.
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Front Royal
Skyline Caverns
the Caverns
Tom Gibson
National Parks
Virginia
Warren County
Gibson
Two Hurt in Collision on Rt 50 West near Market
Two men suffered minor injuries in a two car crash on Rt 50 West near the Farmers Livestock Market yesterday afternoon. Burton Cutlip of Capon Bridge and James Harmon of Wardensville were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released. Harmon had chest contusions. Lineburg of Stephens City drove the Chevrolet that struck the Ford driven by Cutlip. both cars were totaled. Police say the investigation continues. The Clarke County Community Chorus will perform at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church in Winchester Sunday at 6 p.m., sponsored by the Daughters of Elks Maggie Farrar Gismond Temple No. 760, for Emma V. Kelley Founders Day. The event is open to the public.
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Rt. 50
Farmers Livestock Market
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Burton Earl Cutlip
Capon Bridge
W.va
James Harmon
Wardensville
I.W. Waters
Waters
Charles Lewis Lineburg
Stephens City
Lineburg
Cutlip
Harmon
Clarke County Community Chorus
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Winchester
Daughters of Elks
Maggie Farrar
Mormon Open House Tomorrow at Winchester Chapel
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will host an Open House Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Winchester Chapel on 739 Apple Pie Ridge Road off Rt. 522 north of Winchester. A short film talks and displays will accompany the program focusing on church auxiliaries with light refreshments after. For more information call 667-1949.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormons
Winchester Chapel
Apple Pie Ridge Road
Rt. 522
Winchester
ASCS Office Closed on Monday for Washington Birthday Holiday
Clarke County ASC will close on Monday for Washington's birthday as federal holiday marking the Feb 5 to Mar 16 sign up period for 1973 feed grain and wheat programs. Commission chairman Arthur Weiss warns producers to note the observance date and notes other 1973 federal holidays closing ASCS offices.
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Washington
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Clarke County
ASC
Arthur D. Weiss
ALCS
Firemen To Hear Miller At Front Royal Banquet
Front Royal Volunteer Fire Department hosts its annual banquet at the fire hall with a social hour at six and dinner at seven. Virginia Attorney General Andrew P. Miller will speak on current legislation affecting fire departments, volunteers, and benefits. Miller, a ABA member and vice-chairman of the Southern Conference of Attorneys General, was elected state AG in 1970.
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Front Royal
Virginia
Andrew P. Miller
Miller
American Bar Association
Southern Conference of Attorney Generals
Grass Fire Ashcroft Brush Fire Company Responds
Royal Fire Department faced a brush fire yesterday at 12 31 p m beside the old livestock market site. Twelve firefighters with a brush truck and Engine No 1 contained the blaze and returned to quarters by 1 p m.
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Front Royal
Joint Organ Recital at Shenandoah Conservatory
Miss Judy Barefoot and Miss Vanessa Gray, juniors at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music, present a joint organ recital Sunday at 7 30 p.m. at Market Street Methodist Church. Barefoot performs Bach Hindemith Franck. Gray offers Bach Haydn Sowerby selections. Both study with Dr. Stephen Cooksey and belong to Gamma Gamma Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota.
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Judy Barefoot
Vanessa Gray
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Market Street Methodist Church
Miss Barefoot
H. Fred Barefoot
Alum Bank
Bach
Hindemith
Franck
Miss Gray
Conservatory
Raymond Shepherd
Arlington
Haydn and Sowerby
Stephen Cooksey
Gamma Gamma Chapter
Sigma Alpha Iota
Chief Rutherford Talks on Personal Property Safety
Chief Charles V. Rutherford spoke at the Rotary meeting on protecting assets and avoiding scams. He urged reporting suspicious calls to the police, keeping serial numbers, inventories of valuables, and safer storage of securities to aid in recovery if looting or theft occurs. The talk was introduced by Bernard Stokes at the Virginia Gentleman Restaurant.
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Front Royal
Charles V. Rutherford
Rutherford
Virginia Gentleman Restaurant
Bernard Stokes
Olin B Adams to Speak on American Music History
Royal Music Study Club hosts Olin B Adams of High Nob Mountain for a program titled A Parade of American Music in observation of American Music Month. Adams traces music from colonial times through World War II and discusses publishing industry growth.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Music Study Club
Gary Marlow
Olin B. Adams
High Nob Mountain
Adams
Shinpaugh Speaker at Front Royal Lions Club
Joseph Shinpaugh, Virginia state Hearing Conservation chairman, spoke to the Front Royal Lions Club at the Virginia Gentlemen Restaurant on deafness and aid for hearing difficulties. Arthur Kresge noted a railway representative discussed plans for the Lions Miami convention with the next meeting set for Feb. 27.
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Front Royal
Joseph Shinpaugh
Virginia
Staunton
Front Royal Lions Club
Virginia Gentlemen
Arthur Kresge
Shinpaugh
Kresge
Ffor
Link Heads Historical Society Elects Warren County Leaders
Dr Gordon F Link an English professor at Shenandoah College was elected president of the Warren County Historical Society on Thursday. Keith Monnington became vice president and other officers include Mrs William Powell treasurer Miss Rebecca Poe recording secretary and Miss Ethel Cunningham corresponding secretary. The Star reported they had also been elected to the County Environmental Agency.
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Front Royal
Gordon F. Link
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Warren County Historical Society
Keith Monnington
Vvice
William Powell
Rebecca Poe
andMiss
Ethel Cunningham
the Star
Front Royal Livestock Market Prices Report
Prices across hogs veal lambs slaughter cattle dairy stock and feeder cattle are listed by weight class and quality. The report covers hogs light butchers and sows, veal prime and heavy, cattle heifers cows bulls dairy cows and stock feeder cattle with weight ranges and price ranges per hundredweight.
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Choice & Prime
Good & Choice
Utility & Commercial
Canner & Cutter
Cutter
Calley to pursue further appeal after 20 year mass murder sentence
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. loses a major appeal for the My Lai massacre yet his lawyers and sister vow new steps. A Court of Military Review refused reversal. they plan to seek a grant of review from the Court of Military Appeals and President Nixon may act on clemency. Calley remains under house arrest at Ft. Benning with a pending clemency and parole request.
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Calley
Vietnam
Court of Military Appeals
Nixon
Gainesville
Fla
Calley’s
Marian Keesling
Ft. Benning
3Rd Army
Kissinger Visit Prompts Steps Toward China U.S. Ties
Reports from Tokyo note steps toward normalizing relations include trade missions and news exchange. Observers say Taiwan troop withdrawals may be agreed. Hsinhua cites Chou En-lai and Kissinger toasts and Shanghai Communique spirit. Record suggests progress toward better Peking Washington ties.
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Tokyo
China
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Japan
Asahi Shimbun
U.S
Taiwan
Asahi
Hsinhua
Chou En-lai
Kissinger
Nixon
Chou
Chi Peng-fei
Chiao
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al Droll
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Shenandoah
Charles Gray
Martinsburg
Chief Rutherford
Rotary
University of Alabama
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Birmingham Conservatory of Music
G. Ackley B. Braver
WRVA
Richmond
Paramount Famous Music Corporation
Irving Berlin
State Department
National Security Agency
Department of Defense
Maxine
Stafford Art Gallery
Stratford-upon-Avon
England
Virginia Federation of Music Clubs
Rose Barnett
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Link Heads Historical Society
Court of Review
Peking Papers
People’s Daily
Communist Party
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Kyodo News Service
Atlanta, Ga
Center For Disease Control
CDC
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