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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1966
Page
14
Richmond AP story features Eddy Gilmore and a rookie reporter, discussing life, aging, and interviews. The piece recalls Gilmore’s global postings, past coverage of Virginia prison road camps, Church Hill's funeral, and film and TV portrayals of his experiences in Russia.
Yonkers police issued a first degree arson warrant for 17 year old Thomas Ruppert who worked at the Yonkers Jewish Community Center on a city antipoverty program. Nine children and three adults died in a December 20 blaze believed to be deliberate. Ruppert is at large as investigators say evidence points to intentional setting in the southeast wing of the four story building.
The Rockbridge county civic group endorses selling its share of Lexington High School to the city of Lexington for 425000 to finance a county vocational high school. The move follows a 10 year shared ownership arrangement and a request from the Lexington school board last September.
State police and a Humane Society official raided Clifford Hughes’s farm near Goldsboro Md and found 125 dogs many sick or malnourished. Dead dogs and cats were found behind a barn. Hughes faces cruelty charges while conditions described as extremely bad prompted the raid.
In Frederick County Virginia the estate of Claude Reginald Fauver is examined under a 1965 decree. G G Baker as administrator will hear evidence March 2 1966 at 2:00 p.m. at 40 Rouss Avenue Winchester to address personal estate real estate debts taxes prior claims and distribution issues.
Donald Harman of 805 Allen or was issued a building permit to build a wood frame residence at 813 Kinzel Drive costing 12 500. Additional permits include Elizabeth Grim 425 S Loudoun St to finish a recreation room 2400 Elizabeth Russell 304 N Kent St to partition a room 250 E T Magruder 154 Montague Ave to re roof with asphalt shingles 360 and White Cross Stores 147 N Loudoun St to construct a large trash bin 363.
The Library Board announced two grants totaling 167333 from federal reserve funds for Virginia library construction. Fairfax receives 121332 for a branch library while Lexington gets 46001 for Botetourt Rockbridge regional library. Federal share ranges 35 to 45 percent with local funds making up the rest.
Rates listed for display and memorial notices. four or more days at four cents per word per day, three days at six cents, one or two days at eight cents. Minimum charge one dollar. Five percent discount with order. Memoriams and similar items priced per line. Deadlines: five p.m. weekdays, noon Saturday for Monday edition.
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