Stephens City Ad Hoc Committee Plans Adult Recreation Areas
The Stephens City council continued planning for adult recreation spaces with a proposed area along Germain Street to Fairies Drive in Winchester for volleyball and horseshoe pits. The plan hinges on city manager approval and likely minimal funding, with discussion on using resident-provided equipment to avoid town liability.
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Stephens City
Germain St
Fairies
Winchester
Beker
Baker
Robert Wells
Gravely named Virginian of the Year by Virginia Press Association
Vice Admiral Samuel L. Gravely Jr. is named the Virginian of the Year for 1979 by the Virginia Press Association. He will receive the Parks-Mason Award July 13 at Williamsburg, honoring a Virginian who has gained distinction and reflected well on the state.
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Samuel L. Gravely, Jr
U.S.N
Defense Communications Agency
Washington, D.C
Virginia Press Association
Admiral Gravely
Virginia
VPA
Parks-Mason
Williamsburg Lodge
William Parks
Virginia Gazette
George Mason
William
Colonial Williamsburg
Gunston Hall
Richmond
Virginia Union University
Midshipmen School
Columbia University
Naval Reserve
U.S. Navy
Eleventh Naval District
Third Fleet
Alma Bernice Clark
Christiansburg
David Edward
Delivery Rates Include Mail and Motor Service Change
Local notices outline new delivery rates for mail and motor services. The 4.80 size and 52.50 yearly figures indicate pricing adjustments effective immediately affecting customers and routines.
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Eheies
Weather Forecast And Rainfall Totals Amid Mixed Signals
The forecast predicts sun and cool tonight with pleasant Friday near 70s in parts. A front brings a band of showers from the Dakotas to the Gulf, with Virginia seeing partly cloudy to clear skies. Long-term rainfall figures show July totals and 66-year averages, including years with high and low rainfall.
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Dakotas
Gulf Coast
Mexico
New England
Rockies
Virginia
National Weather Service
Opposition to Winchester plan from International Health Company in Culpeper hearing
International Health Company owner of Martinsburg facility and Kenton Corporation unit opposes the Winchester plan. Representative Robert Renga attended the Culpeper hearing to object, but a Washington D.C. shortage caused him to miss the session.
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Winchester
The
International Health Company
Martinsburg
New Jersey
Kenton Corporation
Charles Town
W.va
Robert Renga
Culpeper
Washington, D.C
Renga
Winchester plan approval advances Martinsburg project review
Dr Harris testified at a public hearing but Renga's argument that the Martinsburg unit would be heavily impacted by the Winchester plan persuaded the agency to reject Harris proposal. Tuesday's approval moves the 100 plus page application to the State Health Coordination Council for a July 1 review before reaching the state health commissioner for final action.
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Harris
Renga
Martinsburg
Winchester
Dr. Harris
State Health Coordination Council
State Commissioner of Health
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Sear Pharos
Larry Sudivar
Chrs
Lowey
Winchester & Western
Smithfield Ave
Peggy May
Willis Davis
Linda Scott
Davis
Wells
Betty Martin
Bruce Edens
Piccadilly
Braddock Sts
Shenandoah Area Agency On Aging
Dick Rabun
Rabun
Lynn Comer
William Baker
Je Dembeck
Dale Barley
Roberte
Gravely
Tracey Ernestine
San Diego
California
Christopher C. Kraft, Jr
John G. Coli, Jr
Fibers
Allied Chemical Corp
Frank McCarthy
20Th Century Fox
Ross C. Milhiser
Philip Morris USA
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Earl Ham
John Dulany deButts
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Robert Boisseau Pamplin
Cairman
Georgia Pacific Corporation
Navy
William Graham Clayton Jr
Lemuel Whitley Diggs
Samuel L Gravely Jr
Marguerite V. Wingfield
Gainesboro
Benjamin F. Dean
Braddock Street
United Ethodist
Urial- Shenandoah Memorial Park
Teeta Ioe
Gage
Winchester Evening Star
Sareemeee
North Cameron St. P.O
XEROX
Ste
Jan Saiteile
NOAA
US Dept. of Commerce
Women's & Children’s
Valley Avenue
Wisid Prazal
Daly
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