Front Royal hearing for Drumheller continued indefinitely
Thomas Franklin Drumheller’s preliminary hearing on abducting Hope Harden Atkins was continued indefinitely after his outbursts against court attorney Thomas Logie. The case, tied to Atkins’s disappearance from Eddie’s Laundromat December 7 and the body found in Harmony Hollow, featured witness testimony from Drumheller’s uncle Andrew Rutherford and police officers.
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Scott Patton
Ova
Front Royal
Thomas Franklin Drumheller
Drumheller
Thomas Logie
Hope Harden Atkins
Eddie
Hill St
Harmony Hollow
J . Robert E. Hayes
Logie
Commonwealth
David Crump
Lynn Armentrout
Hayes
The
Crump
Andrew J. Rutherford
Rutherford
Hal Meredith
Priscilla
Armentrout
Charles Sturdivant
Riverside
Front Royal Police
Milton Robertson
Clarke County appoints new chairman in pacific shift
Clarke County selects Eustace Jackson as new board chairman succeeding Jack Hardesty who becomes vice chair. The shift follows a Republican majority gain and reflects a collaborative, fiscally conservative approach. Jackson and Hardesty praise the board’s work and emphasize rural growth and agricultural planning.
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1Uiz
Hardesty
Clarke County
Clarke County Board reorganizes with new chair and staff changes
Clarke County supervisors elected Eustace Jackson as chair replacing John Hardesty who has chaired since 1972. Robert Hummer will oversee property with Watson as liaison to the sheriff. Dunning joins the Lord Fairfax Planning District. Hummer to Board of Social Services. Allen to Mental Health and Mental Retardation. Rev Jerry Cain to Board of Zoning Appeals replacing Gwynne Jones.
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Raleigh
Watson
Battletown
Pete Dunning
Hardesty
Jackson
Clarke County
Laurie Parker
Berryville
Clarke County Board of
Dunning
Lord Fairfax
Com
Hummer
Social Services
Ay Allen
Muinly
Jerry 0 Cain
Brad
David R. Donovan
Board of Zoning Appeals
Gwynne Jones
Donovan
County Planning Commission
Peta Fon Pele
Planning Commission
Evans Home leader reviews with Southland supervisor
Kirby Lloyd executive director of the Evans Home for homeless children surveys the work with Gary Meyers area supervisor of Southland Corporation, signaling collaboration on housing or charitable efforts.
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Kirby Lloyd
The
Evans Home For Homeless Children
Southland Corporation
Gary Meyers
Warren County approves weatherization funds and sheriff salary boost
The Warren County Board of Supervisors backed a DOE grant for insulating low income homes in Frederick Clarke Winchester and 125 percent of poverty level families with CETA aid expected for hiring. They also approved a $750 across the board raise for 28 sheriff's department employees through June 30 and discussed budget implications.
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Susan Burke
Warren County
Kilby
Ron George
Robert Looney
Iff
Lynn Armentrout
Entrout
Front Reval
Vea
Armentrout
Mauck and Brill Seek Dismissal in Malfeasance Case
Former Frederick County Sheriff Carroll Mauck and Deputy Charles Brill seek dismissal of malfeasance charges in Winchester Circuit Court. Argument set for February 26 on jurisdiction and county office authority, with Brill alleged to have sold a confiscated pistol to Mauck for 100 dollars in 1977.
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Peggy May
Aiar
Frederick County
Carroll K. Mauck
Charles Brill
Winchester
Mauck
Brill
John Prosser
Prosser
Winne Circuit Court
Jee
B.J
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Meyers
Children's Home
DOE Grant
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John Marlow
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Thunderbird
Richard Trenary
Charles Ingles
Bernard Stokes
Happy Creek
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