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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1971

Page

2

Obituaries A mix of deaths across Berkeley and surrounding towns

The list records multiple deaths including Mrs. Catherine Alexander 51 of 327 Highland Ave Martinsburg and Mrs. Mary Jane Howard of Berryville with family survivors noted. Funeral details include services at Jones Funeral Home and Red Bud Cemetery with pallbearers named and viewing times. Additional notices mention Mrs. Betty McDonald Raines and Elmer K. Oates with service details, burial, and locations in Romney Berryville and Shenandoah Memorial Park. Memorials span several families across W V and Md with extensive survivor lists and service arrangements.

Catherine Alexander Highland Ave Berkeley County W. Va Carney G. Kief Martha Myers Kief John Alexander Hagerstown Calvary Church of the Brethren Charles Kiet Martinsburg Earl Kief Charles Virginia) Chrisman Daniel Hilda) Seif George Burris Marshall Ashby Jean Puffinberger Arthur Kief James Kief Sandra McMillion Baltimore Jones Funeral Home Fred M. Bowman W.R. Bierer C. Stanley Clevenger C. Edward Shirley Henry Ebersole Charles D. Shifflett Kenneth I. Cooper Red Bud Mary Jane Howard Buckmarsh St Benryville Jefferson County W.va George and Catherine Burns Jones Oscar Howard Berryville Alice Lee Greencastle Nelson Williams Harrisburg Walter Jackson John Hale Nellie Howard Slash. Jones Franklintown Betty McDonald Raines Leesburg Winchester Stella McDonald Albert Cecil Raines Joyce Julia Martha Raines Michael Faye McDonald Bill Norman McDonald Los Angeles Calif Ebenezer Romney Shafer Furtuval Elmer K. Oates National Ave Bruce A. Macbeth Hetzel E. Oates, Jr Thomas H. DeHaven L. Kenneth Spence James H. Oates Donald L. Culp David L. Lemley Shenandoah Memorial Park

Catherine Alexander Funeral Service Planned

Mrs. Catherine Alexander scheduled for a Sunday service at 2 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home Inc.

Catherine Alexander

Astronaut Cernan Safe After Helicopter Crash Training

Astronaut Eugene A. Cernan backup commander for Apollo 14 crashed a helicopter during a solo training flight on the Indian River near Melbourne Florida. He was rescued and examined at Patrick Air Force Base Hospital with no injuries reported.

Space Administration Cernan Patrick Air Force Base Hospital Patrick Indiana River Melbourne Cape Kennedy Alan B. Shepard Jr Edgar D. Mitchell Stuart A. Roosa

Nixon to Meet Reagan Over Revenue Sharing Plan

President Nixon plans talks with California Governor Ronald Reagan to push a revenue sharing proposal aimed at giving 25 percent more aid to states and local governments. The plan seeks broader congressional support and follows a push by governors and mayors for a larger funding package.

Washington Congress Nixon California Ronald Reagan Reagan

Nixones Join in Paying Last Respects to Russell

President and Mrs Nixon join hundreds in Atlanta to view Senator Richard B Russell in state at the gold domed Capitol. Russell dies after lung infection at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and will be buried Sunday near the Russell homestead in Winder Georgia.

Russell Atlanta Nixon Richard B. Russell Nixons State Capitol Washington Senate Georgia Winder U.S. Senate Walter Reed Army Medical Center Air Force One Capitol Dorothy Zablotney Armed Services John Stennis D-Miss Spiro T. Agnew State of the Union America House

Milwaukee Police Strike Shrinks Force Amid Sick Call

Milwaukee police leaders report 98 to 99 percent of uniformed officers joined a sick call strike over a contract dispute with the city. Only about 20 uniformed officers remain at each district station, with the complete detective bureau still on duty. Mayor Maier proposes final arbitration while awaiting council action.

Milwaukee, Wis Professional Policemen’s Protective Association Milwaukee Bence Henry Maier Harold Breier Breier Maier Police Union Bargaining Committee

Air pirate hijack attempt ends in double death

In a failed hijack of a South Korean airliner two deaths occurred when the assailant Kim Sangtae aged 22 detonated a grenade after abducting a stewardess and forcing the Fokker F27 toward North Korea. Twenty two others were injured as military jets forced the craft down and landed near Kangsong.

Seoul North Korea Kim Sangtae Kim Kangnung Korean Air Lines Koreas Kansong

Truman Illness Diagnosed as Colitis by Physician

Kansas City report states former President Harry S. Truman, age 86, is diagnosed with colitis by his doctor at Research Hospital. The condition is described as inflammation of the large intestine and officials report a quiet night and overall good condition.

Kansas City Harry S. Truman Research Hospital Truman John Dreves

Maryland men oppose beer license for track amid races

At a July 27 Board meeting supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution opposing an Alcoholic Beverage Control Board license to sell beer at the track. The lessees’ application was denied after the Sheriff requested the resolution. A second motorcycle racetrack exists on Sulphur Spring Road.

Maryland Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Lacy Anderson Sulphur Spring Road

Weather snapshot for Virginia with rain chances and temps

Fair tonight with a low in the 20s. Sunday cloudy with a 20 percent to 80 percent precipitation chance and highs in the 40s. Extended forecast shows mainly cloudy days with temps in the 30s to 50s and overnight teens to 20s. Rainfall figures and monthly averages cited.

Answers from a riddle style list in 1900s quiz

A compact set presents items labeled 1 through 10 with topics including Designs Avocado Thistleshamrock Early traveler Grapes Glycerine Formosa and several No entries. The fragment hints at a quiz or cryptic clue enumeration.

Formosa

Senators and Representatives debate Nixon budget plan

President's program prompts mixed views on grants and revenue sharing. Byrnes backs broad categories while Hale Buggs warns of reduced local aid. Devine questions revenue sharing under deficits. Mansfield and Mansfield call for specifics. Ford predicts broad public support. Holifield and McClellan urge study of departmental consolidation challenges. Sparkman warns of oversized superdepartments.

Byrnes Mills Hale Buggs Louisiana Samuel L. Devine Ohio Sen Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn House Gerald R. Ford Michigan Ford Senate Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Nixon Congress Mike Mansfield Montana State Treasury Defense Justice Chet Holifield D-Calif United States Lytton Industries John L. McClellan D-Ark Scott John Sparkman D-Ala

Sailor Given Death Sentence For Killing 22

Formosa sailor Lin Shan-mu aged 38 was sentenced to death by the Taipei District Court for the Sept 15 at sea murders of 22 crew members aboard the fishing boat Hsin Hai No. 2 off Brazil. He gashed the captain and others with ammonia, leaving five survivors and one self-inflicted death by jump overboard.

Taipei Formosa Brazil Lin Shan-mu Hsin Hai No Lin

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