Obituary notices for Mason Lane and Lane in Virginia
George Lee Mason 22 of Berkeley Springs West Virginia died in Morgan County from an accident. He was born March 20 1951 in Winchester son of Mary Parrill Mason and the late Clayton Mason married Barbara Luttrell in 1968 and worked at Penn Sand Glass Co. He is survived by his widow two children a brother and two sisters and several half brothers. Funeral Thursday 3 30 p m Jones Funeral Home burial Woodlawn Whitacre. Also Robert E Worsley and Lillie Lane noted with funeral plans or death in nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee Mason
Rt. 1
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Morgan Co
Charles S. Mason
Winchester
Eunice Fay Wilkins
Joan E. Yost
Wayne Wallace
Truman Wallace
Maryland
Ray Wallace
Front Royal
Jones Funeral Home
W. S. Gower
Woodlawn
Whitacre
Virginia motor fuel tax revenue hits record high
The Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles reports a fiscal year ending June 30 revenue of 372,392,890 dollars, up 21.8 percent from 1972, with aviation and automotive gasoline use surpassing 1 billion gallons in the first five months of the year. May consumption reached 258 million gallons, up 7 percent from May 1972, as DMV officials stress context against gasoline shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Division of
Motor Vehicles
Department
DMV
Vern L. Hill
Hill
Two Women Treated After Winchester Crash
Two women passengers received treatment at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a 4:27 p.m. two car collision at Cameron and Germain Streets. Margaret E. Ash and Louise C. Holtz were released with contusions and a sprained neck respectively, in a Wright and Haines vehicle crash. Police said both cars were northbound and the Wright car collided with the Haines car. damages were about 550 dollars. charges pending. A separate morning I-81 crash near Winchester left Raymond Tumblin and Catie Shirley with minor injuries. damages estimated at 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cameron and Germain Sts
Margaret E. Ash
Ash St
Louise C. Holtz
Stephens City
Francis L. Wright
Haddox St
Larry A. Haines
Whittier Ave
Cameron St
Wright
Haines
F. Kalafat
Raymond Tumblin
Rt. 5
Catie Shirley
Bunker Hill
Tumblin
Winchester
Tyson Pleads Innocent in Two Manslaughter Cases
Tyson Jr. pleads innocent in Winchester Circuit Court to two manslaughter charges connected to the deaths of Handley High School teachers after a February wreck. He faces Sept. 20 trial date, with both cases to be heard together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson
Thomas Tyson Jr
Winchester
Handley
Loudoun St
William Chicchirichi
Richard L. Scherrep
Study Shows $7 Billion Tax Potential in South
Dr. Edgar F. Shannon of the University of Virginia tells Southeastern tax commissioners the South has an untapped 7 billion dollar revenue potential. He notes gains in education and industry, urges higher education improvements, and says race relations and governors are evolving as the region aims for national leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Southeastern
Edgar F. Shannon
University of Virginia
South
Shannon
United States
Southeastern Association of Tax Commissioners
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Thas
Pan Am jet crash victims search continues in Pacific
Pan American World Airways reports the search for crash victims will continue after a jetliner crashed off Papeete Tahiti en route to Los Angeles. Of 79 aboard 36 were Americans with 12 bodies recovered and one survivor, James Campbell of Madawaska Ontario, in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papeete
Tahiti
Pan American World Airways
Pacific
James Campbell
Madawaska
Ont
New Zealand
Pan Am
Los Angeles
Auckland
GE Defends Policy in Maternity Leave Suit
GE defends its ban on sick leave for pregnant workers in federal court in Richmond. The AFL-CIO affiliated union sues on behalf of about 100000 women in 125 GE plants nationwide arguing discrimination. A ruling could raise premiums and set a nationwide precedent. GE may appeal if defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Va
General Electric Co
U. S
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Afl-Cio
Wall Street Dips After Six-Session Rally
Wall Street slipped in afternoon trading in New York as the Dow Jones industrial average moved around 910 points at midmorning, retreating from a brief Monday gain and reflecting a generally negative market tone. Analysts cautioned that the decline followed a six-session rally with no lasting breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calendar of Events Nightly Community Activities
A dense listing of clubs meetings and social events across venues including Odd Fellows Hall Old Virginia Woolen Mill Bethel Lutheran Church George Washington Hotel and Elks Home. Highlights include Weight Watchers Rotary Club American Legion Xi Beta Omega BSP and Epilson Chapter BSP with multiple evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Civil Air Patrol
Old Va
Woolen Mill
Bethel Luthern Church
Albin
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Fremont St
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Greenwood Fire Hall
Lodge
Elks Home
Blue Ridge
WMB
Beta Omega Sorority
Rotary Club
Rotary Shelter
Round Hill Raritan Club
American Legion Board
Legion Home
Women of Moose
Moose Home
United Methodist Church
Zeta
P.m. Epilson
Weather Summary for Northern Valley and Winchester Skies
A weather digest forecasts tonight's lows in the 60s with fair to partly cloudy skies. Wednesday brings 80s highs with chances of showers or thundershowers, mainly in the west, and fair conditions in the east. The extended outlook calls for warm, humid days with daily showers and thundershowers and mid 80s to low 90s daytime highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Valley Fair
Plant Views Debate Over School Use of Plant
SEMPELES defended the plant’s role with the Apple Pie Ridge Elementary School, countering Frederick County Supervisor Raymond C. Sandy’s charge of selfish motives. Sempeles rejected the claim and invited residents to join a proposed permanent Concerned Citizens Committee, with about half of attendees signaling interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Pie Ridge
Sempeles
Raymond C. Sandy
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Sandy
Concerned Citizens Group
Concerned Citizens
Frederick County
Koontz
Heifer killed and butchered on Roland Mitchell property
Clarke County sheriff Nicodemus says a black Angus heifer was found killed and butchered Sunday morning on the Roland Mitchell property in Boyce. The animal lay in a field around 11 a.m. with the two hind quarters removed, believed to have occurred Saturday night. Deputy sheriff Charles J. Levi investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Mitchell
Boyce
Clarke County
Nicodemus
Charles J. Levi
Covington Council Delays Probe into Police Brutality Charges
Covington City council postponed a special meeting to Thursday to form a board of inquiry into charges of police brutality filed by Black residents against three officers. City Manager Ronald L. Waller announced the shift, tied to a July 8 incident in a predominantly Black neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ronald L. Waller
Waller
U.S. declines to join protests over French atmospheric tests
Washington says the United States will not join allies in objecting to France’s atmospheric nuclear tests in the South Pacific. Officials cite lack of danger, limited impact of protests, and adherence to the 1963 test ban treaty as the basis for U S policy. Peru cut ties with France. Canada’s parliament condemns the tests. Dinosaur Park in Alberta, Canada, houses the world’s largest dinosaur remains collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
France
South Pacific
Japan
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Nixon
U.S
State Department
Paul Hare
Peru
House of Commons
Hare
Dinosaur Park
Alberta
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Odie) Worsley
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Rudolph White
George L. Mason
Robert ‘‘Odie
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Mational Sececres
Moaricuas
Omds Funeral Home
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Taverna Ee
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Martin N. Gavis
Duncan Bros
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Daniel Ray Simpson
S.braddock St
Glenn Lee Ford
Kern Bros., Inc
Elliot Marshall
Oliver Lee Crawford
W. Clifford St
Kern Bros
Walter George McLain
Miller Bros
Martinsburg
Sue Ann Smith
Ms. Smith
Donald K. Jones
James H. Fleming
S. Loudoun St
Wall Street
Switzerland
Pierce and
Marie Curie
Lady Godiva
Independence Hall
Sherwood Forest
Lloyd C. Douglas
Central Gulf
Midwest
Great Lakes
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OLD Dominion Savings and Loan
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Washington Sts
N. Cameron St
ster,Va
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