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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1971

Page

3

Jones Named Campaign Director for 1971 March of Dimes

Donald K. Jones named Winchester-Frederick County Campaign Director for the 1971 March of Dimes. He will lead volunteers in the county to raise funds against birth defects. Jones is a funeral director, secretary of Jones Funeral Home, and a civic leader with extensive local activity. He and his wife M Stephenie Duvall reside with their four children at 616 Van Fossen Street.

Donald K. Jones Winchester - Frederick County Mr. Jones Jones Jones Funeral Home Handley High School Shepherd College Cincinnati College of Embalming U.S. Army Winchester Jaycees Winchester Host Lions Club Boy Scouts of America Judges Athletic Association M. Stephenie Duvall Bowie, Md van Fossen Street

Aldrin Retires From Space Program To Lead Edwards Training

Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., Apollo 11 lunar module pilot and second man on the moon, confirms retirement from the space corps. A spokesman says he will head the aerospace research pilots training school at Edwards Air Force Base, following Armstrong and Collins who left last year for NASAs deputy administrator and state department roles.

Washington Aldrin Air Force Aerospace Research Pilots Training School Edwards Air Force Base Calif Neil A. Armstrong National Aeronautics and Space Administration Michael Collins

Wall Street Edges Down in Early Trading

Wall Street in New York opened with modest losses as the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell to 838.79 at 10:30 a.m. Declines slightly outpaced advances on the New York Stock Exchange while investors rotated from blue chips to undervalued secondaries amid optimism about the economy and lower interest rates. Big Board movers included Standard Oil of New Jersey and Occidental Petroleum.

New York Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange Standard Oil of New Jersey Occidental Petroleum

Moore to Outline West Virginia Priorities in State Address

Gov Arch A Moore Jr will present his state of the state recommendations to the 60th WV Legislature. Expected priority areas include education taxes and highway programs. The address is set for 2 p.m. to a joint House Senate session in Charleston.

Charleston W.va Arch A. Moore Jr Moore Senate House Rules Committee W. R. ‘‘Squibb Wilson Fairmont State College House of Delegates Tution Chauncey Browning Jr West Virginia Robert R. Nelson D-Cabell Hans McCourt House Ivor F. Boiarsky

Kiosks Celebrate Third Birthday With Follies

Mrs. Pembroke Grove chairs the Kiosks committee celebrating a third birthday with the Follies of 1969. Painted by Mrs Grove and Mr Porter, the six kiosks brightened by year end stand at the Post Office Ward Plaza Winchester Memorial Hospital McCrorys Frederick County Court House and Leggetts. Proceeds support the local hospital Stroke Unit.

Pembroke Grove Gans Grove Porter Post Office Ward Plaza Winchester Memorial Hospital McCrorys Frederick County Court House Leggetts Shenandoah College

Two Boys Found Hanged In Suburban Yard

Two boys aged 12 and 11 were found dead in a Houston suburb with their hands tied and necks hanged by ropes over a tree limb. Police suspect an accident but have not identified any witnesses. names are Travis Donald Stuckey and James Roland Miles.

Houston Travis Donald Stuckey James Roland Miles

Waste treatment plants grow in Wilmington region

Regional industrial waste treatment plants expand as customers pay up to 60 cents per gallon plus hauling fees for disposal.

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