Obituaries for Lois Tiffany and Ruth Stipe in Virginia and Maryland
Funeral services were held for Lois P. Tiffany 56 of Falls Church at Glen Carlyn Road Baptist Church with burial in Lake Grove Cemetery Hamilton. Separate notices announce Charles G Berklite 49 of Boonsboro Md died in Martinsburg WV and Ruth N Stipe 62 of Winchester Md died at Winchester Memorial Hospital with services and burials at East Funeral Home Boonsboro Mt Hebron Cemetery and Omps Funeral Home. Survivors include relatives in Md Pa and Tx.
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Charles Glenn Berklite
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Boonsboro
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Martinsburg
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Berklite
Waynesboro
Iva Eshleman Naugle
Alonzo Berklite
Mt. Lena
Charles G. Berklite II
Diane Berklite
Stephens City
Doris Hess
Quincy
Texas
Anna C. Casey
Iowa Park
Richard Lee Berklite
Columbus
Clarence Berklite
Hagerstown
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East Funeral Home
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Greenhill Cemetery
Marvin H. Stipe
Ruth N. Stipe
Shenandoah Avenue
Winchester
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Welty Nikirk
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Fate of kidnapped colonel remains unclear in Beirut
In Beirut, the fate of Col. Ernest R. Morgan 43 of Petersburg Virginia hung in the balance as kidnappers setting a 9 p.m. deadline threaten to harm him. The group demanded hundreds of tons of aid to be delivered by the U.S. Embassy and extended the deadline from Wednesday. Lebanese trucks reportedly distributed about ten tons of supplies by Friday afternoon in a bid to influence the captors.
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U.S
Argentina ousts Welfare Minister Lopez Rega in cabinet shakeup
President Isabel Peron, pressured by labor, removes conservative Welfare Minister Jose Lopez Rega but keeps three allies in a reconstituted cabinet. Uncertain if the move quiets demands for broader leadership changes amid protests from labor, the military, Congress, and guerrilla groups.
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U.S. to Sell Jordan Hawk Air Defense System
The Ford Administration told Congress it plans a sale to Jordan valued at about 350 million dollars. It includes 14 Hawk missile batteries for 260 million, eight Vulcan anti aircraft battery units for 90 million, and 300 Redeye shoulder fired missiles for 4 million. Capitol Hill voiced concern.
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Grain Talks Confirmed and U.S. Price Outlook
Agriculture Secretary Butz said U.S. grain traders are in Moscow discussing a potential sale but this will have little effect on consumer prices. He forecast stable supermarket prices for the year with a huge 1975 crop and rising carryover despite any Soviet purchases. Meat and sugar prices also rose as officials noted ongoing price increases.
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South Korea Issues Alert Over North Korean Vessel Incident
South Korea said shore batteries repelled a North Korean ship that violated waters near Paengyong Do. Five North Korean boats accompanied the vessel as it was escorted away, with government employees placed on alert amid unclear military implications.
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Clarke County School Board ends year with $26000 surplus
Clarke County School Board reported a $26,000 year end surplus on a roughly $2 million budget. Superintendent Wade Johnson said the small surplus acts as a hedge against inflation and that hiring was trimmed with 10 to 12 new teachers this year.
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Wade Johnson
Johnson
William Overbey
Winton
Bud) Naff
Boyce Elementary
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Museum to close two days weekly in budget cut
New York The Metropolitan Museum of Art will close on two weekdays and drop evening hours due to budget driven security staff reductions. The action reflects ongoing financial pressures affecting operations and public access.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Red Rose Pig Starter Medicated Pellets
The advertisement promotes Red Rose Pig Starter Medicated Pellets as providing correct energy and protein for early weaning and uniform growth. It claims inclusion of trace minerals and antibiotics, promising better pigs and profitability within the Red Rose Pro grammed Hog feeding system. It invites inquiries and offers free information.
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