Supervisors Score Star For 'Constant Attack'
Frederick County Board of Supervisors issue a written statement accusing The Winchester Evening Star of constant attack intimidation and harassment. The board targets editor Jack F. Davis alleging bias and a divide and conquer tactic to influence fall elections to the House of Delegates.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester Evening Star
Raymond C. Sandy
Star
Jack F. Davis
House of Delegates
Back Creek
Richard F. Madigan
Stonewall
Dennis T. Cole
Roger Alderman
Sandy
Board of Supervisors
Virginia
Davis
Frederick
Harper Reappointed By Warren Chamber
FRONT ROYAL The Warren County Chamber of Commerce reappoints Edwin H. Harper as executive vice president for the coming year. Board of Supervisors made the appointment at a regular meeting presided by Col. Arvin Williams. New board members include H A Leonard Gerald D Ward and Charles W Rutherford. The group approved committee changes and backing for a downtown height ordinance revision. Harper reported office activity including 2892 local calls, 434 long distance, 5937 tourist visitors, and 6000 pieces of mail. Shenandoah National Park January 1973 figures show higher tourism, signaling a strong year ahead.
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Front Royal
Chamber of Commerce
Edwin H. Harper
Chamber Board of Supervisors
Col
Arvin Williams
Robert Long
Clifton Good
Lucille Curl
Robert Looney
Michael Clotzman
R.A. Robertshaw
Lamar Whittle
William Jackson
H Fddie Morrison
Frances D. Hall
Williams
Robert F.,looney
Warren County School Board
H.A. Leonard
The
Peoples Bank of
Gerald D. Ward
Ward
Lawn and Garden Center
Charles W. Rutherford
Front Royal Town
Harper
City Turns Down County Water Sewer Aid For GE Plant
A Frederick County Sanitation Authority member says Winchester officials refused a county request to temporarily tap city water and sewer lines to serve the Kernstown GE plant. The city cited policy as the reason, while the county approved a $250000 loan to help cover initial water and sewer costs for GE and Kernstown.
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Frederick County Sanitation Authority
County Board of Supervisors
Winchester
General Electric
Kernstown
Roger Koontz
Gainesboro
Sanitation Authority
Sanitation County Sanitation Authority
T. G. Adams
Wendell Seldon
Industrial Development Committee
Koontz
County Sanitation Authority
Falcon trainers accused of stealing birds at zoos
Frank Todd of Sea World criticizes falconers as thieves. He claims wild falcons and birds stolen from the San Diego Zoo and Los Angeles Zoo, and from each other, were taken. About 200 delegates applauded at the Western Conference of the Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums.
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San Diego
Calif
California
Frank Todd
Sea World MarinesPark
Todd
San Diego Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo
American’ Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums
Public hearing on Rt 751 project in Frederick County
A 10:30 a.m. public hearing at the Frederick County Recreation Park clubhouse in Clearbrook will discuss the proposed 1.2 mile Old Charles Town Road project on Secondary 761. If approved, it would largely follow the current route with minor changes, require some new right of way, and include a new overpass of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks with slight alignments.
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Sandy
Frederick County
Winchester
Old Charles Town Road
Frederick County Recreation Park
Clearbrook
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Edinburg
Virginia Department of Highways
Department
Staunton
Commerce Road
Highway Department
Wall Street slide extends as market eyes inflation and oil moves
Prices fell further on the New York market with the Dow down to 968.69 as 10:30 a.m. trading showed losses and more stocks declined than rose. Investors weighed a rising inflation backdrop, gold price pressures, and the Nixon administration forecast of higher food costs through 1973 while Gulf Oil announced a 10 million share tender offer at 26 dollars.
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New York Stock Exchange
Wall
Nixon
Labor Department
Continental Air Lines
American Airlines
Gulf Oil
Texaco
Warren County Creates Special Education Task Force
The Warren County School Board forms a Special Education Task Force led by Robert E. Mead to identify all exceptional children through diagnostics. The group will report to the State Education Board by July 1 with recommendations on programs equipment facilities transportation classes and personnel.
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Front Royal
Warren County School Board
Warren County
Robert E. Mead
Katie Denny
Ken Bovard
John Scott
Eva Ritenour
Sonia Robinson
James Wetzel
Ann Carbough
Mary Ellen Chewning
Robert Warner
Virginia McCormick
Division Planning Council
State Education Board
General Assembly
Mead
Eight Whooping Cranes Reported Missing at Texas Range
At Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Austwell Texas eight of the wild flock of 59 whooping cranes are missing. Acting manager Lee Malett calls the loss of eight birds of enormous magnitude and doubts wintering elsewhere.
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Austwell, Tex
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Lee Malett
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