Local Opinions Divided on Space Exploration Debate
Readers from Berryville Winchester Clarke County and Smalley Package Company share mixed views on Mars travel. Proponents argue economic and knowledge gains and potential life beyond Earth while skeptics call for lunar exploration first and warn against costly ventures.
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Pete’ Straight
Smalley Package Company
Berryville
Mars
Straight
Charles Silveous
Eston Tevalt
Winchester
Earth
Ambrogi Named Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Amid Pending Charges
Arlington native Ambrogi was appointed assistant Commonwealth's Attorney on November 1, 1968. He came from Baltimore where he worked for American Oil Co. and earned a JD from American University in 1965. He is active in legal circles and community groups and lives on a farm near Hayfield with his wife Carole Harper and two children.
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Ambrogi
Commonwealth’s
Arlington
Baltimore
American Oil Company
American University Law School
Washington, D.C
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Mr. Ambrogi
Carole Harper
Moorefield
W. Va
Elaine
Larry
Hayfield
Youths Charged in Clarke County Break-ins After Crash
Two local youths face Clarke County break-in charges linked to a 6 a.m. single car wreck on Cedar Creek Grade. Harry A. Everett, 18, of 315 S Loudoun St, Chesterfield, is jailed in Winchester FredericK County on two break-in counts and pending charges for reckless driving and leaving the scene. A juvenile passenger who fled the scene was later brought to police. Authorities say The Only Lady Car Dealer on Millwood Ave reported the vehicle stolen earlier. Merchandise thefts include Locke and Co Millwood and Ethel's Grocery Boyce. $80 cash missing from Ethel's. The juvenile will be sent to Clarke County for action.
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Rt. 11
Cedar Creek
Frederick County
Robert Kline
Harry A. Everett
S. Loudoun St
Winchester-Frederick County
Clarke County
Cense
Kline
Millwood Ave
Winchester
Everett
Locke and Co
Millwood
Ethel’s Grocery
Boyce
Millwood Company
Man Found Guilty in 1968 Winchester Auto Theft Case
A Mercer County jury yesterday found Walter Jennings Stanley Jr. guilty of the September 16, 1968 theft of a car owned by Elmer Lester Orndorff and Bonnie Virginia Orndorff of Winchester. Judge Elliott D. Marshall denied motions of Stanley's attorney.
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Corporation Court
Walter Jennings Stanley, Jr
Elmer Lester Orndorff
Bonnie Virginia Orndorff
Winchester
Elliott D. Marshall
Stanley
Grand jury indicts Stanley in automobile larceny case
The court sentenced J Lynn Lucas case with a post sentence report. Stanley received 12 months in jail and a $500 fine plus prosecution costs. Stanley was indicted in the grand larceny of the automobile by a Corporation Court grand jury on April 14.
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Ney
J. Lynn Lucas
Stanley
Corporation Court
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Moon
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National Rifle Assn
The
Presbyterian Church
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Mary Carter
America
Inhaia
Loudoun ST
B&m
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Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Pasadena
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Ethel
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