GOP Hears Proposals On Delegate Selection
Denver AP report on GOP delegate reforms for the 1972 convention in San Diego. Proposals include 50 percent women on state delegations and under 25 participation by numerical equity. The plan is nonbinding. San Diego bid supported despite security concerns.
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GOP
Denver
Colo
San Diego
Calif
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Nixon
Miami Beach
Fla
California
L. E. Thomas
Florida
San Francisco
Thomas
John N. Mitchell
Front Royal Man Bound Over For Grand Jury
A Front Royal man, Phillip Allen Henry, 22, is charged with murder in the July 6 Limetown trailer court double shooting and with felonious assault on William Eugene Cameron, 18. Carl Stanley, 25, died after the incident. Henry posted 10000 dollars bond and awaits the grand jury convening in Front Royal on September 7.
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Front Royal
Limetown
Warren Country Court
Phillip Allen Henry
Carl Stanley
William Eugene Cameron
Stanley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Henry
Gypsy moths strip hundreds of acres in New England
Police officer Jim Campbell inspects a Dover Massachusetts woodland denuded by gypsy moth caterpillars. An aerial survey shows Connecticut hit hardest as all New England states report damage across hundreds of thousands of woodland acres.
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Jim Campbell
Dover
Mass
New England
Connecticut
Gypsy moths ravage New England forests across states
A US Associated Press report details extensive defoliation by gypsy moth caterpillars in New England. Connecticut leads damage with about 640000 acres defoliated, followed by Massachusetts and Rhode Island as surveys show widespread loss and concerns for future outbreaks. Officials cite aesthetic and economic impacts, natural controls, and a historical introduction of the moths in 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New England
Connecticut
John Anderson
Charles S. Hood
Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources
Cape Code
Rhode Island
Rudolph D'Andrea
Agriculture Division
State Department of Natural Resources
Anderson
Massachusetts
Medford
Mass
Local Visiting Notes From Hayfield Community
Hayfield brief items report Shirley Teets and children visiting Staunton family while memorial patient Mrs. Boyd remains in Memorial Hospital. Several families visit relatives in Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Maryland with rounds of calls at Clowser Latham Bayliss and Larrick households in Round Hill and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Shirley Teets
Staunton
Robert
Charles Brown
Bartonsville
Charles Clowser
James Lewis and
Scotter
Bina Davies
Dorothy
John Latham
Harold Slater
Luther Larrick
J.C. Bayliss
Round Hill
W.b.solomo
Ila Ryan
Cindy
Smith
Baltimore, Md
Frances Brengle
M.A. Wiley
Denny Anderson
Lansing Anderson
Hawley Jackson
Walter Sibert
Winchester
George Abela
Roby
Florida
L.m.larrick
Apollo 15 Moon TV Schedule Highlights planned spacewalk and rover views
TV coverage from Spance Center Houston outlines two cameras on Apollo 15. One on the command ship interior and for the space walk, the other on the lunar surface. Air times run July 26 to August 6 with multiple lunar excursions, a first time launch off the moon, and the August 5 space walk plus possible solar eclipse. More than 22 hours of space TV expected. Also notes the Sager reunion in Winchester and Caruso historic record.
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Spance Center
Houston
Moon
Mission Control
Space
Alfred M. Worden
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Worden
Earth
Yearling Sale Prices Rise At Northern Virginia Livestock Sale
Prices for steers averaged 32.60 per hundredweight and heifers 29.34 at the summer Yearling Sale held at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. Totals fell from 1185 head in 1970 to 775 this year, with top buyers including Mrs G H Cunningham of White Post and Gale Locke of Catawba Ohio.
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Northern Virginia Livestock Inc
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Michigan
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Virginia
West Virginia
G. H. Cunningham
White Post
Cunningham
Gale Locke
Catawba
Locke
Northern
Secon
McIntire
Edwards Promoted in Williamsburg
Gary L. Edwards, coordinator of training for Colonial Williamsburg, is promoted to personnel relations assistant. He is married to Mary Jane Knee of Winchester and hails from Martinsburg West Virginia. A Shepherd College alumnus, he joined Colonial Williamsburg three years ago and will lead personnel administration with initial focus on employee benefits. Wood and paper dominate Finland exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary L. Edwards
Colonial Williamsburg
Mr. Edwards
Mary Jane Knee
Winchester
Martinsburg
W.va
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
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Frederick County
Jimmy's
Bufflick Road
Cosco
Mobil
Sunoco
Firestone Tire
Kelly Tire
Bill McKeever
Lynn Anderson
Ray Fahnestock
Denny Cole
Glenwood Nicholson
East High Street
W. Va
Backhoe
Rome
Newland
Dozier
Gardner Denver
Worthington
Brecker
Johnson
Ford
F.E. May & Son
Edward
Ned) Morrow
R.E. Moreland
Lula D. Fellers
Shawnee Fire Hall
Paper Mill Road
Singer
Waterbury
Kenmore
Helen B. Lutz
Charles R. Duvall
Hood
William Stagner
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Stagner
Hayfield News
Lager Reunion
Sager
Antique Car Club
Winchester Recreation Park
Enrico Caruso
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
Winchester Rt
Berryville Rt
P. T. McIntire
Clarke County
Hugh Dailey
I. Fred Stine
John T. Wolfe
Jack Brown
Loudoun County
Martin Strate
Virginia Beef Cattle Association
Lindy Heironimus
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc
Edwards
Williamsburg
Finland
Denny's New
Gremlin
Hornet
American Motors
Kern Motor
S. Loudoun St
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