Five-State Plan to Vaccinate Horses Against VEE
A regional emergency HQ opens in Houston to coordinate a five state effort fighting Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis. The plan includes vaccinating about 1.5 million horses, mosquito control, and quarantine maintenance with $5 million in federal funds and new vaccine doses available by week’s end.
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Dallas, Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Louisiana
United States
Mexico
South America
Houston
Dallas
Clifford Hardin
R. E. Omohundro
U.S. Department of Agriculture
South
Omohundro
Air Force
Brownsville
Tex
Cameron Parish
Two Die In Fauquier County Head On Crash
A weekend of crashes leaves two dead in Fauquier County and thirteen others hospitalized in the Winchester area. Joana Frenzel, 44, of Manassas died at the scene on Rt. 50 near Middleburg. Clarence Tinsman Jr. of The Plains died at the hospital.
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Fauquier County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Joana Jean Frenzel
Manassas
Rt. 50
Middleburg
Clarence Edward Tinsman, Jr
The
Plains
Deanna
Courtney, Jr
Rhoda
Tinsman
L. E. Lambert
Hotel Equality Opens at Johannesburg Airport
South Africa opens its first fully multiracial hotel at Jan Smuts International Airport. A spokesman says the hotel is not political and will treat every guest with complete equality, following government request to build a multiracial facility.
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Hotel Equality
Johannesburg
South Africa
Jan Smuts International
Yount Honored as 1971 Randolph-Macon Cadet Graduate
Junius Avery Yount of 312 Handley Blvd. graduates from Randolph-Macon Academy in Front Royal as a four year student and sergeant first class. He played junior varsity and midget football, varsity wrestling, cheered, and joined monogram and glee clubs. He plans to attend Appalachian State University in the fall.
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Junius Avery Yount
Ralph P. Yount
Handley Blvd
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
Young
Academy
Monogram
Appalachian State University
Dope Problem Hit US Employers Says Narcotics Official
John Healey of the U S Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs told the American Society for Personnel Administration that over half of 222 surveyed businesses reported drug abuse among employees. He warned industry is beginning to suffer from drug problems across social lines.
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Dallas
John Healey
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
American Society For Personnel Administration
Senate Panel Moves to Two Year U S Fuel Study
The Senate Interior Committee plans a $400 000 two year investigation into the nations growing energy demand and dwindling resources. Sen Henry M Jackson chairs hearings to craft a long range national fuels and energy program with a focus on periods through 1980 and 1980 to 2000.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
U.S
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
William J. van Ness
van Ness
Hearing Set In Obstruction and Drug Case
A hearing for Edward Leroy McCauley is scheduled at Winchester Municipal Court for 2 p.m. July 26. He faces charges of obstructing free passage of others possession of Schedule III drugs and carrying a concealed weapon. McCauley, 19, is free on $700 bond after a Friday arrest in the Valley Ave area. Police also charged 12 juveniles aged 13 to 17 with violating the city ordinance on obstructing free passage adopted July 13.
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Winchester
Edward Leroy McCauley
McCauley
Valley Ave
Stephens City Yard Party Raises 2600 To Aid Firemen
Stephens City volunteer firemen announced their annual yard party raised 2600 dollars. The event, held Saturday, was the department’s major fundraiser with about 500 dinners sold and donations from local businesses thanked.
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Stephens City
Westminster Abbey to crowning Henry V head
Westminster Abbey will place a new head and hands on the Henry V effigy after 425 years. The polyester resin replacements follow royal portraits and descriptions of the king who died in 1442. The crowning is planned for October 25 with ceremonial pomp.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Britain
Henry V
Arabs Employed in Israel Reach 28,500 Early 1971
AP reports that more than 20,000 Arabs from the West Bank were employed in Israel and 8,500 Arabs from the Gaza Strip worked there in early 1971.
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Tel Aviv
West Bank of Jordan
Israel
Gaza Strip
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Ricky Pope
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S. L. Lee
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Rt. 522
Lee
Jeff Marco
Arthur J. Kerns
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Sherry Graham
Mildred
Arthur Kline
Rodney Coates
RMA
Junius A. Yount
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Stuart M. Perry
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