Obituary Notices for Lloyd and Wise in Martinsburg and Stephens City
Charles Franklin Lloyd 52 of Martinsburg died after illness while fishing at the Izaak Walton Club and was buried at Rosedale Cemetery. He served in World War II and leaves a wife Meta, three sons, a daughter, and three grandchildren. Paul Stickley Wise 75 of Stephens City died in Shawnee Springs Nursing Home. a World War I veteran, he left a wife Olive and three children among survivors. Funeral services are planned with details at Brown and Omps funeral homes.
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Charles Franklin (Frank) Lloyd
Stuckey Court
Martinsburg
W. Va
Izaak Walton
Kings Daughters Hospital
Jefferson County
Fannie Oden Lloyd
Cecil Albert Lloyd
Kent Parson’s Ford Company
Charlotte
N.C
Jerry Wayne Lloyd
Ricky Lynn Lloyd
Warren
Patsy) Fowler
Paul Stickley Wise
Stephens City
Shawnee Springs
Mr. Wise
William L
Ora Belle Williams Wise
Reliance United Methodist Church
Alfred Wise
Clyde Wise
Winchester
Omps Funeral
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Green Hill Cemetery
Eugene White
John Carper
Robert Sandy, Sr
Jack Derflinger
James Cornwell
H.A. Martin
Omps
Omps Funeral Home
Fasting Nuns Arrested Inside White House
Four Notre Dame de Namur sisters were arrested for unlawful entry after kneeling to pray during a White House tour. They had been fasting since June 25 in protest of Nixon’s Cambodia bombing veto.
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Washington
White House
Notre Dame de
Beverly Bell
Katherine Carr
Christopher Lamb
Judith Lafemina
U.S. District Court
Steven Cleghorn
Claire Marie
Disappearance of Convict Triggers 3 Investigations
State officials announced at least three investigations into the disappearance of Hubert E. Hoffler who escaped while on emergency leave from the State Penitentiary. Chesapeake prosecutor Peter Axson slammed the escape as a release and Hoffler was reportedly seen with an alleged drug conspiracy figure before vanishing in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Hoffler
Floyd J. Gilbert
Richmond
Axson
Gilbert
S. Earl Griffin
Griffin
Charles Hubert Landers Jr
Virginia Beach
Merchants & Farmers Bank
Crawford Parkway
Federal
Elizabeth River
Watergate notes include Eisenhower views and Haldeman aide immunity
The piece reports David Eisenhower upholding Nixon's achievements amid Watergate scrutiny. Gordon Strachan gains immunity to testify against Haldeman, while Judge Sirica halves James McCord bail. Archibald Cox says penalties may follow corporate admissions of illegal contributions.
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Baker
Woodrow Wilson
David Eisenhower
Nixon
York
Washington
Philadelphia Bulletin
Gordon Strachan
H. R
Bob’’ Haldeman
Senate
Strachan
Haldeman
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
James W. McCord
Archibald Cox
American Airlines
Calendar of Local Club Meetings and Events
A schedule lists events for Sunday and Monday at various Winchester venues including Kiwanis Shelter Round Hill Community Center George Washington Hotel Odd Fellows Hall and Masonic Temple. Activities cover reunions weight watchers clubs Lions Club Civil Air Patrol Alcoholics Anonymous and more with times from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. The note adds that the International Bureau of Weights and Measures was formed in 1876 and is headquartered in Paris.
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Art Guild of Winchester
Round Hill Community Center
Exchange Club
George Washington Hotel
Odd Fellows Hall
Civitan Club
Lee-Jackson
Shawnee Fire Co
Fire Hall
Recovery Inc
VFW
Post Home
Madison Lodge
Ioof
Lions. Club
Hiram Lodge No
AF & AM
Masonic Temple
WMB
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
Friendship Fire Co
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebakah Lodge
International Bureau of Weights and Measures
Paris
Miami Crash Blamed On Crew Preoccupation
The NTSB determined the Eastern Air Lines jumbo jet crash near Miami last December was caused by the crew failing to monitor flight instruments as they fixed a malfunctioning nose landing gear light. Sixty-seven passengers and eight crew injured and 101 died total.
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John F. Kennedy International Airport
New York City
Miami
Holland Youth Visiting Here
Koert Schouten Jr a 20 year old Dutch visitor from Amstelveen plans a summer tour of the United States after a 12 day stay in New York. He met the Metzels in Zaire during a previous tour and is two years into a five year civil engineering program at the Technical College of Amsterdam.
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Holland
United States
Koert Schouten, Jr
Koninklyke Luchtvaart Maatschappij
Klm-Royal Dutch Airlines
New York
Winchester
W. S. Metzels
Zaire
Africa
Koert
Technical College of
Amsterdam
Amstelveen
One-Car Accident Injures Winchester Man
An 18 year old William H. Kremer of 9 Glaize Ave was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital for injuries from a one vehicle crash at 11 40 p m Thursday. He said he used a short cut via Valley Distributors parking lot and lost control, striking a building. Police estimated the car was a total loss.
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Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William H. Kremer
Glaize Ave
Valley Distributors
Norwegian Exports to U S Rise 17 Percent in 1972
Norwegian exports to the United States increased by 17 percent in 1972 compared with 1971, reflecting stronger trade ties and higher shipment volumes for key commodities.
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United States
Virginia Governor orders state vehicles to reduce speeds
Gov. Linwood Holton directs all state government vehicles to stay at least 10 mph below posted limits to save fuel during the energy crisis. He backs Nixon's energy plan, urges pooling, ride sharing, and reduced air conditioning, and creates an Energy Resources Advisory Committee with industry and consumer group members.
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Richmond
Linwood Holton
Holton
Nixon
Weather outlook for Northern Valley and Winchester skies
Fair tonight with lows in the 60s and a warm Sunday with highs near 90. Extended period Monday to Wednesday turns mostly sunny with a few afternoon and evening thunderstorms increasing by period end. Mountain and shore areas stay cooler with 60s nights and 90s afternoons inland.
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Northern Valley
Rainfall totals and averages from recent years
National Weather Service figures show July rainfall this year at 0.18 inches with 1973 total at 19.45 inches and the past five years averaging 41.02 inches annually. Long term 60 year averages list monthly, yearly high 53.02 inches in 1972 and low 17.15 inches in 1930.
Virginia prisoner fails to return from furlough remains at large
Robert Ambush Berlind, 7 year drug offender, did not return from a 72 hour furlough and is listed as an escapee. Berlind had been released June 22 from a Chesapeake road gang to attend to personal business, after a prior drug and burglary conviction. Superintendent S G Coleman noted most inmates return, with only two of about 135 to 150 furloughes failing to report.
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Norfolk, Va
Robert Ambush Berlind
Berlind
Chesapeake
S.G. Coleman
Coleman
W. Moultrie Guerry
Tidewater
South Hill
No Abnormal Radioactivity Detected From China Test Clouds
The Atomic Energy Commission says monitors found no radioactivity above normal background levels in air samples tracking clouds from China’s hydrogen bomb test. Portions of a high altitude air mass from the test began crossing the northern California coast late Thursday, with location pinpointing delayed by Pacific weather confusion.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
China
AEC
California
Pacific Ocean
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C. Frank Lloyd
Brown Funeral Home
J. Robert Stiff
Rosedale Cemetery
Paul S. Wise
Iavitarios
Earionat Seecrea Wenricuss
DS Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
S. Braddock St
The
Congregational Christian Church
Bernard IF
Groves Monuments
Birge
John. Rosenberger & Co. Inc
Commerce St
Rocco
Teddy
Leipzig
East Germany
New Jersey
Landers
State Attorney General’s Office
Webber
Kiwanis
Winchester Recreation Park
Kiwanis Shelter
Wisecarver
Loudoun St
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Pacific Northwest
Western Lakes Area
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Delta
Florida
Georgia
Simon
Andrew
Peter
Fraterrizin
N. Cameron St
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