Obituaries: Conley Haines Brown in Winchester Area
Frank G. Conley of Fairmont West Virginia died this morning. Survived by two daughters and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Leslie Hartzell Haines 57 of Clearbrook died at Baker VA Center Martinsburg. Survived by wife four sons and four daughters. Visitation and funeral details announced. Nellie May Brown 84 of Berryville died this morning. Body at Enders Funeral Home. arrangements incomplete.
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Frank G. Conley
Fairmont
W.va
Jack (Carter) Hardesty
Berryville
Fritzie Carper
White Post
David
John Hardesty
Martha Hall Carper
Leslie Hartzell Haines
Clearbrook
Baker VA
Martinsburg
Augusta
Lola McCauley Haines Hott
Frank E. Haines
Calvary Church of the Brethren
Winchester
Haines
Mary Delphia Dawson Haines
Larry
John Leslie
James Richard
Roger Allen Haines
Delphia Shelley
Susan Cooper
Patricia Rogers
Roxanna Richards
Orville Haines
Kathleen Walls
Paw Paw
Frank
Stephen Haines
Leo R. Haines
Nellie May Brown
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Gas station employee delivers baby in warehouse style scene
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Couple vows to have child via insemination in Tennessee
Mary and Ralph McDonald, both fundamentalist Christians, seek legal action after Tennessee authorities deny permission for artificial insemination at Fort Pillow Prison Farm. Ralph, a life prisoner, faces no parole before 2004. The couple vows to press the case, calling it a basic right of marriage.
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Respect and Confidence on a Historic Bridge Hand
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Trade sanctions on Zimbabwe Rhodesia seen safe for now
White House officials say Carter has broad Senate support to keep the 14 year embargo on Zimbabwe Rhodesia. Senate votes show 52 to 41 to kill moves to extend sanctions and once again suggest enough votes to veto any lifting effort. Carter will retain restrictions to pressure for more black majority rule.
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Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Senate
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