Obituary notices for Cora L. Lonas and Kitty Peters
Funeral services are set for Cora L. Lonas 83 of Berryville at 1 30 tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Donald A Eckenroth. Pallbearers named Roy Miller C W Shiley Douglas H Clark Clinton H Ebersole Robert W Graves Sr George L Madigan. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Kitty Rebecca Peters 69 of Paper Mill Road died Wednesday with a service at 7 p m tonight at Jones Funeral Home and a graveside at Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow at 1 p m.
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Cora L. Lonas
Berryville
Jones Funeral Home
Donald A.eckenroth
Roy Miller
C.W. Shiley
Douglas H. Clark
Clinton H. Ebersole
Robert W Graves
George L. Madigan
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Nettie
Kitty
Rebecca Peters
Paper Mill Road
William A. Lyons
Arlington National Cemetery
Norfolk State College Board to Decide Teacher Salary During Session
The board of visitors must decide if Del William P Robinson Jr will receive his salary while serving in the General Assembly. Virginia Atty Gen Miller said salary matters are for the board to determine and noted no prohibition against payment during the session. The note adds Starfish range broadly in size from half an inch to a yard.
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Richmond
Board of Visitors
Norfolk State College
William P. Robinson Jr
Atty
Andrew P. Miller
Robinson
House of Delegates
Miller
General Assembly
Funeral Services For Mrs Cora L Lonas Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Cora L Lonas are scheduled for Friday at 1 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home. The services will be conducted by the funeral home staff with interment at a later date. Family visitation details are to be announced.
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Cora L. Lonas
Virginia lawmakers hear calls to ease 8 percent interest cap
Dozens of bills seek to change Virginia interest rate ceilings amid complaints from banks and lenders that the 8 percent ceiling hampers competition with other states. FHA and VA loans face potential exemption as a state debate unfolds, with economists arguing against ceilings while warning on inflation controls at the national level.
Three Terrorists Sought in Zarco Killing in Guatemala
Police hunt three men in a red car after Isidoro Zarco, 61, assistant editor of Prensa Libre, was shot dead. A second man, Juan Jose Ortiz, was found in the trunk of his car after being overpowered by the attackers. The attack is tied to the March 1 presidential election.
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Associated Press Guatemala
Isidoro Zarco
Prensa Libre
Zarco
Juan Jose Ortiz
Rating Bureau Lowers Auto Insurance Hike Request
The Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau cut its proposed auto rate hike from 185 percent to 16.1 percent, which would still raise about 1.6 million annually for policyholders. Bureau secretary Clyde N. Graves said the change stems from new SCC rate making procedures and would add about 13 dollars per car yearly.
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Richmond
Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau
Coronel Ie Connts Slor
Bureau
Clyde N. Graves
Graves
SCC
Insurance Rating Board
Car Total Loss In City Crash
One car was a total loss and another sustained $800 in damages in a two car crash on Millwood Avenue. Cheryl C. Swartz 26 of 224 E Whitlock Ave headed east and stopped to left turn into Springcrest Street when struck by Richard A. Brown 18 of Route 2 driving a 1969 station wagon. Brown car was a total loss.
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B. F. Cooper
Cheryl C. Swartz
E. Whitlock Ave
Millwood Ave
Springcrest St
Richard A. Brown
Route 2
Cooper
Milburn Driver Crashes Vehicle in City Park
Carolyn Jean Milburn 23 of Route 5 fell asleep and lost control in the city park. Her car damaged a power pole and a speed limit sign with estimated damages of 900 and 25 dollars respectively.
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Carolyn Jean Milburn
Route 5
Orndorff Trial Opens Over 1967 Coffee Cup Break In
Ralph Edward Orndorff of Stephens City goes on trial in Frederick County Circuit Court for breaking and entering and grand larceny at the Coffee Cup Restaurant near Stephens City on November 5 1967. He pleaded innocent at arraignment. attorney Robert T. Mitchell is court appointed.
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Ralph Edward Orndorff
Frederick County
Stephens City
Orndorff
Robert T. Mitchell
Fire damages two rooms in Clarke County home
A mid afternoon blaze heavily damaged two rooms of a five room frame tenant house owned by R. B. Smith Jr on his Wickliffe farm in Clarke County about six miles northeast of Berryville. Firemen from Berryville led by John H Enders fought the fire for about two hours and the cause was undetermined. The Emory Ramsburg family occupied the home.
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R. B. Smith, Jr
Wickliffe
Clarke County
John H. Enders
Berryville
Emory Ramsburg
Enders
12 Year Old Runaway Will Be Taken Abroad
Isabel Salazar, a 12-year-old drug user who vanished for three days in New York City, called home and returned. Her father, a psychiatrist, says she was hooked by peers in Central Park and used LSD, amphetamines, and mescaline. The mother vows to move abroad, citing a view of the country as a jungle.
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New York
Ihe
Isabel Salazar
New York City
Guillermo Salazar
Isabel
Central Park
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Upper West Side
Caroline Salazar
Hong Kong
Africa
The Door Peninsula on Lake Michigan Shoreline Details
The Door Peninsula on Lake Michigan features a shoreline measured at 25 miles, highlighting its notable geographic extent and coastal landscape.
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Door Peninsula
Lake Michigan
C S Deposits Up 12 8 Percent at iCommercial Savings Bank
At the 1969 stockholders meeting Senior Vice President H Robert Edwards announced year end deposits of 19 967 977 a 12 8 rise. Loans grew 32 percent from 1968 and net income after taxes rose 13 2 percent. Edwards cited tripling assets deposits and earnings since 1959 noting 45 000 in dividends and a raise to 1 25 per share. The bank claims to be the largest independent state bank in the Shenandoah Valley and the only independent bank in Winchester. He warned of inflationary pressures and urged fiscal restraint by the Federal government while predicting slower inflation may ease financial demand and press rates downward depending on policy.
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General Assembly
Virginia
Homebuilders Association of Virginia
Richard Chewning
University of Richmond
Babylon
Chewning
Edward L. Breeden Jr
iCommercial & Savings Bank
H. Robert Edwards
Edwards
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Curtis W. Wilson
E. Michael Luby
Streisand Escorts Prime Minister in Ottawa Ceremony
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau escorted American entertainment icon Barbra Streisand to the National Arts Center in Ottawa for Manitoba centennial ceremonies. Streisand, separated from husband Elliot Gould, had two dates with Trudeau on a New York visit last November.
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Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Barbra Streisand
National Arts Center
Manitoba
Miss Streisand
New York
Actor Elliot Gould
How Loud is Too Loud in Georgia Concerts
Georgia lawmakers study a bill by Rep. McKee Hargrett to require promoters to print warnings on tickets about potential ear damage from loud music. The measure, from the Hygiene and Sanitation Committee subcommittee, aims to inform concertgoers.
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Atlanta, Ga
House
McKee Hargrett
Jesup
House Hygiene and Sanitation Committee
Hargrett
Helicopter Shot Down After F105 Downed on North Laos Border
North Vietnamese anti aircraft guns shot down an American F105 fighter near the Laos border. Two hours later MiG jets downed a HH53 rescue helicopter. all eight Americans aboard reported missing. North Vietnam claimed three U S planes were shot down and noted other losses near Quang Binh and Ha Tinh.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Laos
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Quang Binh
Ha Tinh
Ma Gia Pass
U.S. Command
Mu Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Mekong
Weather report for Winchester Virginia turns colder with rain
The forecast calls for tonight to be mostly rainy and 36 to 42 degrees with a 70 percent chance of precip. Friday remains cloudy and cooler with a 30 percent chance of rain, followed by clearing skies and seasonable cold on Saturday.
Nixon veto override vote falls short by margin
The override failed by 56 votes short of two thirds as 191 Republicans backed the President while 165 were needed. Nixon invited 156 Republicans and 35 Democrats who sustained the veto to a White House reception. Democrats faced a tense session with no clear plan, while options included keeping the extra 1.2 billion or signaling the President may spend 448 million.
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Nixon
Congress
White House
Appropriations
Wall Street opens with Dow near new low as losses lead
Wall Street shares drift lower in early trading as the Dow Jones average falls to 757.06, down 1.78, while declines outpace advances. Active NYSE cases include Union Carbide Boeing Teledyne Skyline International Paper and Polaroid with notable percentage losses. Large blocks traded include American Telephone Penn Central and Bethlehem Steel at reduced prices.
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Union Carbide
Boeing
Teledyne
Skyline Corp
International Paper
Polaroid
American Telephone
Penn
Coral
Bethlehem Steel
Earth Worm Emerges at Dusk as Fishermen and Birds Wait
The earth worm, sightless and living underground, senses nightfall and surfaces where fishermen and birds await. This natural behavior highlights its nocturnal emergence and the role of surface activity in feeding interactions.
Sinking of the Maine and Other Fragments
The fragment mentions the sinking of the Maine and references the Red Sox, James Madison, and the Bay of Bengal. Other items include going to the fair and a place named Appalachian with a note of yes in 1091.
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James Madison
Maine
Red Sox
Cannan
Appalachian
Bay of Bengal
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