Obituaries list multiple local residents and funeral details
Obituaries note Harry E. Smith Sr aged 47 of Front Royal died yesterday. Funeral arrangements incomplete with body at Maddox Funeral Home. Katy B. Evans died at 86. funeral today at Trinity Lutheran Church with nephews as pallbearers. Altha V. Eaton died 71. service held. Winifred Bolinder 75 of Capon Bridge, burial Capon Chapel Cemetery. services planned. Daisy Moore Redmon 66 of Front Royal died. remaining notices include Ollie Blanche Hott 82 of Wardensville with arrangements incomplete and viewing tonight.
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Harry E. Smith
Harry Ernest Smith Sr
E. Main Sr
Front Royal
Maddox Funeral Home
Katy B. Evans
N. Main Street
Stephens City
Trinity Lutheran Church
John C Morrill
James B. Pyle
Edwin M. Evans
Thomas F. Evans
Robert L. Evans
Guy T. Gruver
Robert Lewis Gruver
Altha V. Eaton
Miller St
Jones Funeral Home
George H. Stein
Carlin Brill
Olonza Spaid
Roland W Pennington
Ray C. Brill
Lomand Brill
John Anderson
Timber Ridge
Highview
W.va
Winifred Bolinder
St. Petersburg
Fla
Capon Bridge
Capon Bridge United Methodist Church
Thomas W. Malcolm
Donald Kerns
Donald Largent
Mervin Wolford
Cephas Hook
Irvin Lovett
B.C. Baker Jr
Capon Chapel
Giffin Funeral Home
Hollie Redmon
Daisy Moore Redmon
Warren Memorial Hospital
Ollie Blanche Hott
Wardensville
Berkeley Springs
Hott
Doman
Edward
Victoria Bean Brown
Loy Funeral Home
Public Education Conservation Key
A Virginia Energy Resource Advisory Commission committee heard that public education is essential to energy conservation. Leaders urged shifting focus from forced cuts to eliminating waste and meeting essential needs to avoid economic harm. Community reports cited 6 7 percent natural gas reductions and an 11 percent drop due to local campaigns.
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Richmond
Virginia Energy Resource Advisory Commission
Guy Lewis
Virginia Association of Electrical Cooperatives
Commission
Education and Information Committee
Lewis
Ronald E. Carrier
Madison College
Carrier
Thomas Althizer
Columbia Gas Co
Today in History highlights major events on January 13
On January 13, 1733 James Oglethorpe and about 130 English colonists arrived at Charleston to found Georgia. In 1848 Vancouver Island was acquired by the Hudsons Bay Company. In 1864 Stephen Foster died in New York. In 1915 a central Italy earthquake killed 30000. In 1943 Roosevelt and Churchill began Casablanca talks. Ten years ago a New York transit strike ended after 12 days. Five years ago Cambodian and South Vietnamese troops moved to loosen the highway block. One year ago Israeli forces attacked Lebanon and blew up five houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oglethorpe
Charleston
S. C
Georgia
Canada
Vancouver Island
Hudson's Bay Company
Stephen Foster
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Italy
Franklin Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Casablanca
Morocco
Cambodia
Russian dissident Plyushch and family arrive in Paris
Russian dissident Leonid Plyushch and his family arrived in Paris for a stay of at least three months to aid his recovery from nearly two years in a Soviet mental hospital. A welcoming committee said the family would be taken to a secret location outside Paris while Plyushch, 36, recuperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leonid Plyushch
Plyushch
Supreme Court clears four controversial strip mining bids
The Interior Department is poised to approve four Northern Great Plains strip mining projects after a Supreme Court ruling removing an injunction. The court also agreed to hear the government’s appeal on needing a regional environmental impact statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Great Plains
Supreme Court
Ford
New York
Alantic Richfield Co
Carter Oil Co
Kerr McGee Coal Corp
Woodak Resources Development Corp
Powder River Basin
David Lindgren
Interior
Thomas Kleppe
Atlantic Richfield
Oklahoma City
F.A McPherson
Kerr-McGee
Today's Crossword Puzzle Clues
Crossword clues include river in North Carolina, grow weary, meal course, over, approximately 393.7 inches, curtain, unmatched, ending with silk, and as neat as.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina River
Wallops Island rocket launch delayed for second time
NASA postponed the first of a 21 rocket series from Monday to 1 p m and now to 5 35 p m Wednesday due to unfavorable weather and mechanical problems with a payload section. Two rockets will emit chemicals to create visible ionospheric clouds along the east coast while a second launch on Thursday aims to show why radio waves are variably absorbed by the ionosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallops Island
Seaboard
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Christie Leaves Two Manuscripts Behind After Death
London AP reports detective fiction queen Agatha Christie died at 85 in Wallingford leaving two unpublished manuscripts one autobiography and Miss Marple swan song. Her publisher would not confirm publication timing for the Marple tale or autobiography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Agatha Christie
Miss Marple
Dame Agatha
Wallingford
Marple
Jane Marple
Hercule Poirot
Poirot
William Collins
Styles
Congress reaction to tax plan hits opposition in Congress
Negative initial congressional reaction to renewing DCs push for an income tax on suburban workers. Rep Joseph Fisher Virginia calls it ill considered precipitate and unwise. Washington mayor seeks permission to tax workers living outside the city, but the measure conflicts with the home rule charter bans. Fisher warns it would derail the delicate home rule balance and says Congress will likely block it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Joseph L. Fisher
D-Va
D.C
Walter E. Washington
Congress
Fisher
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Jaans Turpin
Danville
Lebanon
Oklahoma
John Paul Stevens
Capitol Home
Wyoming
Carter Oil
Justice Stevens
U.S
Toronto
Ween
Ontario
Superior
Rockwell
Kansas City
Hunt
Fain
Sudue
Uae
JO Irit
Aouw
Nan
Parti-Quebecois
Nat Live
Ardor
Nat'l Rifle Assn
s/s
Amerikan
Bermuda
S Amer Costa Line
KAP
Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Shenandoah Tours
Poplar St. Staunton
Capital Centre
Hawaii
Luau
Charlotte
N.C
Charleston S. C
Middletown Gardens & Plantation
Charlestown Landing
Ft. Sumpter
Deep South
Rock City
Vicksburg
Natchez Plantation
New Orleans
Atlanta, Ga
Nashville
Grand Ole Opry
Opryland
Hershey & Penn
Florida
Silver Springs
Busch Gardens
Tampa
Cypress Gardens
Disney World
Winterthur
Longwood Gardens
Gardens
Longwood
New England
New York City
New York Radio City Music Hall
Empire State Building
Nassau
Boston
Cape Cod
Virginia
Winchester
Williamsburg Pottery
Chester Farms
Tangier Island
Margaret Keesling
Monthru Siler — Sere Winchester
Christie
Congressional
Valley Mortgage Word
Valley Ave
Armstrong
Dianna White
Loudoun ST
Glenmoore Brick
Tidestone
Armstrong Floor
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