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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1975

Page

5

Robinson to Introduce OSHA Bill

Rep. J Kenneth Robinson plans to propose on the new Congresss first day a bill to tailor OSHA for small businesses. It would require Labor Department consults for firms with fifty or fewer employees before inspections, create lighter rules for light residential construction, and ease appeals and penalties for first violations.

Washington Rep. J. Kennethinson Congress OSHA Small Business Robinson

Indicted by Grand Jury in Frederick County Cases

A Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury returned multiple indictments against 14 people. Charges include armed robbery of a Brucetown woman, involuntary manslaughter from a fatal auto crash, hit and run, breaking and entering the Air Freight building, and grand larceny. Bail was revoked for David Eugene Benner after concerns over mental condition and related hospitalization following phone harassment claims. Images show names: David Allen Cain, Robert B. Johnson, Eleanor Burkhart, Bobby Lee Smelser, and others in the listed cases.

Frederick County Brucetown David Eugene Benner Lucille "Connell Robert K. Woltz Frederick Ambrogi Woltz David Allen Cain Rt. 4 Winchester Bobby Lee Smelser Stephenson Robert B. Johnson Charles Town W.va Eleanor Burkhart Rt. 11 Stephens City Michael Lee Wood Russell Eugene Braithwaite Charles Boyd Linkletter James Vernon Barnes Joseph Walter Dunlap Jessie Line Phillip Roy James Elliott Lawrence Lee

City festival planters moved at Festival expense

The mall portable planters will be relocated stored and replaced at Festival expense and all damages from concession stands will be covered by the Festival. Zuckerman Dutton urged lenient rules while Eisner favored tighter self restrictions. A decision is expected tonight with Irvin Shendon to explain the Fire and Civil Defense Commission’s recommendation. Foreman will issue a formal statement on fire protection after the Jan. 6 double fatality. He defended the volunteer department and questioned city fire service. Garber noted School Board approval of Handley renovation and Howard Shockey & Sons as construction manager with no county funding request. Pannill Jones supported closed bids over other methods. Riley supported construction management recalling delays at Daniel Morgan Middle and Senseny Rd. Seldon agreed improvement benefits. Mote reported Thoroughfare Plan update and Pleasant Valley Road exclusion from preliminary planning due to budget cuts.

Luby Zuckerman Ben B. Dutton Jr Eisner DDC Irvin Shendon Council Michael M. Foreman Fire and Civil Defense Committee Foreman Handley Howard Shockey & Sons Garber S. Pannill Jones C.L. Riley Daniel Morgan Senseny Rd Seldon Riley Street Committee William M. Mote Highway Dept Mote Pleasant Valley Road Millwood Ave Paper Mill Road

Truban Named to Pesticide Certification Subcommittee

Virginia state Senator William A. Truban of Woodstock was named to a five member subcommittee to study a VDac backed bill requiring certification for commercial and private pesticide applicators under EPA restricted-use substances. The plan envisions regional centers and exams for commercial workers with education programs by Virginia Tech extension.

Ellen Layman Richmond William A. Truban Woodstock Virginia Department of Agriculture and Commerce VDAC Federal Environmental Protection Agency EPA Clive L. DuVal McLean Senate Committee On Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources Sen. DuVal Mason Carbaugh Agriculture Department Del Raymond R Andy) Guest Jr House Finance Committee House

Front Royal Council Approves Electrical Rate Study

The Front Royal Town Council authorized Southeastern Consulting Engineers to conduct an electrical rate study at 6250 dollars to address the Feb 1 rate hike and fuel charge. The council also considered applying all electric rates to all customers with bulk usage discounts.

Front Royal Southeastern Consulting Engineers Citizen Electric Council Southeastern

County Authority eyes HUD grant for water and sewer expansion

The authority reviews a roughly $558,000 HUD grant plan to extend water and sewer lines to Freetown Burning Knolls Greenwood Heights and Sunnyside areas not yet included in the Red Bud Run Abrams Creek project. The Lord Fairfax Planning District approved the application.

Burning Knolls Greenwood Heights Sunnyside Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission

Kiwanis to Hear Bradburne on Energy Problems

John C. Bradburne Jr of the Atomic Energy Commission will speak at the Winchester Kiwanis Club in Duff's Pagoda Room about current energy problems. He previously managed the U S Scientific Exposition at the 1971 UN Conference in Geneva and has 12 years in R D and management at Lockheed Georgia Nuclear Laboratory.

John C. Bradburne Jr Office of Information Services Atomic Energy Commission Winchester

Ragland to Address NAACP Meeting on Housing

Edward A. Ragland executive director of the Virginia Office of Housing will speak at the NAACP monthly meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Elks Home 414 N Kent St. The public is invited and those concerned with housing issues are urged to attend.

Edward A. Ragland Virginia Office of Housing The National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People Elks Home N. Kent St NAACP

Drug Problem Spreads Across City and County Says Rhodes

Rhodes, director of the Drug Abuse Committee, reports most county assay requests come from Frederick County Junior High School. He notes drug incidents span city and county with no system worse or better, cites 360 calls in 1974 and 142 drug analyses this year, and urges stronger school and professional collaboration. The committee meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Holiday Inn South.

Frederick County Junior High School Robert M. Rhodes Rhodes Frederick County Board of Supervisors Frederick County Sie Frederick County Junior High FCIH Holiday Inn, South

Hope Marshal Named Grand Marshal With Record of Humanitarian Honors

Hope Marshal, with four adopted children Linda Tony Nora and Kelly, earns vast recognition including the Medal of Freedom and Congressional Gold Medal. He has 25 honorary degrees and two theme songs for Apple Blossom. Steinbeck lauds his drive and impact while colleagues crown him Man of the Year in 1973 and Entertainer of the Year in 1970 and 1971.

Linda Tony Nora Kelly Lyndon B. Johnson Congressional John F. Kennedy Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S USC Hope National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences American Guild of Variety Artists Luby John Steinback

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