Funeral service set for James A. Hoover Sr.
James Alton Hoover Sr., 51, of Rt 5, died Sunday. A funeral is planned tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Omps Funeral Home led by Rev Miss Kathryn Eye. Loyal Order of Moose to conduct graveside rites. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named. Family will receive friends 7:30 to 9 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.
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Rt. 5
Kathryn Eye
Omps
Loyal Order of Moose
T. Newton Renner
Hubert Dozer
A. J. McFillen
Kenny Bromley
Edward Williams
Frank Hudson
Douglas Sirbaugh
William Hepner
John Pelter
Sam Boyd
Harry Snyder
Bill Bowerman
Dave Bowerman
Charlie Bowerman
Harry Bell
Joe Avis
L. B. Ames
George Smallwood
Charles Eaton
Beverly Williams
Wall Street slips as Dow drops in slow trading
Stocks drift lower with the Dow Jones average down 3.76 to 911.20 at 10:30 am as declines lead advances on the NYSE amid investor concern over the international monetary situation and a weak dollar. Graveside service set for Mildred Quinlan 76 of 248 Miller St in Cleveland Ohio. She died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Mildred Quinlan
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lake View Cemetery
Cleveland
Ohio
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Cincinnati
Ralph Edward Quinlan
First Baptist Church
Ethel Dillard
Culpeper
Bill J. Cammack
Fresno, Calif
Jones Funeral Home
Car Crash Injures Stephens City Man Near Town
State Police report Charles Marshall Jackson of Stephens City, age 32, injured in a one car accident two miles south of Stephens City. He suffered nose contusions when his vehicle left the road, struck an embankment and a tree after claiming another vehicle forced him off the road. Vehicle totaled.
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G.N. Jenkins
Charles Marshall Jackson
Jackson
Jenkins
Edwards Re elected Winchester City School Board Chairman
At its reorganizational meeting the Winchester School Board re elected H. Robert Edwards as chairman for another term. William H. Lawrence III became vice chairman and Glenn H. Rhodes clerk. Plans included committee appointments and updates on school funding and state education legislation impacting handicapped students and admission ages.
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H. Robert Edwards
William H. Lawrence III
Glenn H. Rhodes
Edwards
Marvin C. Gore
William Pifer
Phillip 8. Olinger
Wilson C. Dickson
Edward D. Whittle
Fred I. Brumback
Nancy Thomas
Gore
Dowell J. Howard
William C. Fauver
Olinger
Wvpt Educational TV
Ann R. Whitham
Glen D. Smith
Charles Town
W.va
Senseny Road
Smith
Princeton University School of Architecture
Jacob L. Johnson
Howell Asks Rehearing on Virginia Utilities Rate Increases
Lt. Gov. Henry E. Howell Jr. asks the State Corporation Commission for a rehearing of its decision granting Virginia Electric & Power a 41 million rate increase and seeks a delay in Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. rate case. He raises constitutional questions about equal protection and urges a hearing on fair rate schedules for Vepco and other utilities.
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Henry E. Howell Jr
State Corporation Commission
Virginia Electric & Power Co
SCC
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Virginia
Vepco
Howell
Virginia
Commission
Williams accuses Robinson of dual voting on Social Security and subsidies
Williams claims Robinson voted against a 20 percent Social Security increase while opposing the Conte amendment banning payments over 20000 to individuals under the 1973 agricultural support program. He charges Robinson shields wealthy landowners and ignores aged and disabled citizens relying on Social Security.
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Robinson
Virginia
Daley Signals Support For Entire Democratic Ticket
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley endorsed every Democratic candidate on the ticket after his delegation was replaced at the national convention. He avoided naming George McGovern, but asserted support for federal state and local candidates and left open McGovern's Illinois prospects. The Daley backing is pivotal in Illinois with its 26 electoral votes.
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Gunman Holds 8 Hostages Then Surrenders in Bank Siege
Everett Wallace Jr., 22, a former mental patient from Richmond, held eight Bank of Chesterfield employees hostage in Virginia. He demanded 500000 dollars, a 1972 Lincoln Continental, beer, two pizzas and a blanket during a three hour standoff with federal, state and local police. He surrendered unharmed and was jailed on bank robbery charges with 75000 bond.
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Richmond
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U. S
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Wallace
Secret Service
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Gill
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Virginia receives up to 2 million grant to move residents from state institutions
The federal government approves a three year grant to Virginia to remove nonessential residents from state hospitals and facilities. Portsmouth and Planning District Six in the Shenandoah Valley are pilot areas with 650000 dollars awarded in year one. Local agencies will aid in social medical and legal services. The plan targets mental hospitals retarded facilities and juvenile institutions with release back to communities as funding continues.
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Edward Newman
HEW
Rehabilitation Services Administration
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Harrisonburg
Lexington
Buena Vista
Rockingham
Augusta
Highland
Rockbridge
Bath
Holton
William S. Allerton
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Hospitals
Otis L. Brown
Earl J. Shifler
Weather Summary Northern Valley and Virginia Regions
Variable cloudiness and warm humid conditions with afternoon or evening thundershowers possible tonight through Wednesday. North and Virginia areas report highs near 90, lows in the 60s to 70s, with extended heat through Thursday to Saturday. Rainfall totals include 1.30 inches in the past 24 hours and 4.61 inches for July.
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Mandel Loses Gate for Mediation in Maryland Prisons
Gov. Marvin Mandel ends his role as mediator after settling two prison uprisings. He helped free three hostages in a six hour inmate revolt at the Maryland Penitentiary and faced guard criticism over his intervention.
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Marvin Mandel
Mandel
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Maryland House of Corrections
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Parren J. Mitchell
House of Corrections
Eric Swinn
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