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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1977

Page

13

Winchester planners approve 270 lot Orchard Hills subdivision

The Winchester Planning Commission unanimously approves the Orchard Hills overall plan for 270 lots on Cedar Creek Grade with two park parcels. They also approve a 24 unit elderly townhouse sketch on York Ave by Melco Development and discuss street lighting requirements. A Briarcliff correction is consented and two public hearings are held on professional office zoning and a 1887 Amherst St. rezoning to B2.

Star Winchester Planning Commission Orchard Hills Cedar Creek W-D Co Commission Joseph Dorsey Ferman Perry B.J. Tisinger Reed Nester Tisinger Robert Casey Wendell Nester City Planning Commission York Ave Melco Development Corp Briarcliff Baker Road Planning Commission Robert M. Rhodes

Judge Prohibits Release of Juvenile Names Under New Code

Juvenile offenders’ names may no longer be released except in the child’s interest or for national security as of today. Judge Carle F. Germelman Jr says the revised statute blocks police disclosure even when names are not used and warns officers of a Class 3 misdemeanor for violations.

Star Carle F. Germelman, Jr Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court Germelman State Board of Corrections

Shanholtz verdict not set aside in manslaughter case

William E Shanholtz Jr was denied a post verdict motion and a presentence report was ordered for July 22 after a jury sentenced him to 10 years for voluntary manslaughter in the killing of Freddy Gene Lawson. Also in Winchester Circuit Court Reginald Brown pled guilty to three counts of marijuana distribution with one count nolle pressed. Cochran pled guilty to two distribution counts and received 90 days on each, to be served on weekends. A capias was issued for Dane R Lospoc who failed to appear for trial on marijuana distribution. The Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society will display artifacts at the Commercial and Savings Bank during the Fourth of July weekend. Front Royal sheriff announces charges against Steve Thomas Lloyd for breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny, following a second cabin break-in in two weeks. Lloyd released for July 12 court appearance.

Star William Elsworth Shanholtz, Jr Freddy Gene Lawson Winchester Reginald Brown Nolle Commonwealth James A. Cochran Dane R. Lospoc Capias Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society Commercial and Savings Bank Loudoun Shenandoah County Pat Zentine Herda Jones Charles Yerkes Lee Taylor Lewis Harper Dorothy McCann Rice Front Royal Warren County Sheriff's Department Steve Thomas Lloyd Rt. 1 Lynn C. Armentrout Lloyd David Davis Bentonville Armentrout Jim Wingate Hal Meredith Warren County General District Court

Nutrition program aids elderly as it expands to Frederick and Winchester

In Warren County an elderly man bedridden for weeks was found untreated and living in filth. The Nutrition Program for the Elderly, run by Lord Fairfax planners, expands to Winchester and Frederick County with sites at Christ Episcopal Church and Stephens City United Methodist Church.

Star Warren County Christ Episcopal Church Winchester Stephens City Frank Howell Lord Fairfax Evelyn Jones Frederick County

Berryville Seeks Funds for Water and Sewage Upgrades

Berryville faces EPA tightened pollutant limits requiring upgrades to its water and sewage facilities. Phase I study cost 13000 funded 75 percent by federal sources. Phase II plans and 1980 construction. Phase III funding sought. Water system needs 500000 to 1200000 dollars. EDA rejection leaves bond issues as likely path. Local officials blame federal decisions for funding gaps while stressing capacity and safety upgrades.

Berryville Economic Development Agency Enders EDA

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