New Faces Emerge As Frederick County Board Sees Change
For Frederick County elections in November, incumbents bow out and a new chairman at large is created. Candidates include Baughman and Koontz seeking the chair, Ambrogi and Cole for supervisor seats, and numerous contests for treasurer clerk and other offices. Notable candidates include Rosenberger, Copenhaver, Burkholder, Headley, and Fish, with party lines and local ties across Winchester area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Raymond C. Sandy
Opequon
Donald Hodgson
Shawnee
Robert Russell
Gainesboro
Sandy
Hodgson
Russell
Baughman
Rosenberger
Back Creek
Handley High School
Shawneeland
Raritan Club
Round Hill Club
Copenhaver
R.E. Ayler
Stephens City
Bethany College
W.va
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Frederick County School Board
American Historical Assn
The
Local Historical Society
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Gas Shortages Feared as Energy Policy Stalls
Secretary of Commerce Rogers Morton warned that gas shortages could hit large areas this winter if Congress does not approve President Ford's energy package. He cited production curtailments and potential home gas cutoffs mainly on the East Coast and Midwest, urging price controls be lifted to spur output. He spoke in Charlotte, NC, and contrasted criticism from Sen. Henry M. Jackson over Ford's energy approach. The piece also notes economist Juan de Torres predicting urban economic diversification and a tobacco trade leadership change in Raleigh, NC, with Hugh C. Kiger to become executive VP of Leaf Tobacco Exporters Association and Tobacco Association of United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers C. B. Morton
Congress
Ford
Morton
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Commerce
Charlotte, N.C
Henry M. Jackson
Washington Democrat
Utility Workers Union of America
New York Hilton
Jackson
Nixon
Juan de Torres
Conference Board
de Torres
Raleigh, N.C
Hugh C. Kiger
Malcolm B. Seawell
Leaf Tobacco Exporters Association
The
Tobacco Association of United States
Kiger
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Tobacco Division of Foreign Agricultural Services
Children Aged 5 to 8 Involved Most in Vehicle Accidents
A report finds that children between ages five and eight are the most frequently involved in motor vehicle accidents, highlighting safety concerns and the need for protective measures.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wardensville
Handley
U.S. Navy
VPI
Fabritek
Red Cross
Rotary Club
Heart Fund
Koala Kahnis
Michael
Kathy
Lawrence Ambrogi
Dennis Cole
Stonewall
Ambrogi
Cole
Shepherd College
University of Virginia
American University
Madison College
James Wood
Middletown
Apple Pie Ridge
Winchester Centre
Quaker Meeting
Mary Lou Schlack
Frederick
George Whitacre
James Galladay, Jr
Will Owings
William St. Clair
Raymond Sandy
Richard Madigan
Thomas Rosenberger
William E. Copenhaver
Madigan
Stephens City High School
University of Chicago
Odd Fellows
Methodist Church
Thomas Malcolm
Senseny Road
Howard J. Burkholder
Malcolm
Hampshire County
Gore
Kernstown
Jaycees
First Baptist Church
Winchester
Carolyn Gordon
Paw Paw
Green Acres
Howard Burkholder
J. Schoeneman, Inc
Burkholder
Chambersburg
Raymond Fish
Joe Little Headley
J. Robert Russell
Headley
James Wood High School
Regina
Long Green
Rt. 522, North
Lacy Anderson
Carroll Mauck
Mauck
Sheriff's Department
Commonwealth Attorney
Edinburg High School
U.S. Marine Corps
Winchester Police Department
Lord Fairfax Community College
J. Edgar Hoover
Rosalie Smith
Fredericktowne
Clearbrook Fire Co
Dorothy Keckley
Lewis Riley
Eston Rudolph
Raymond MacMillan
Clearbrook
MacMillan
Clearbrook Woolen Co
Donald Baughman
James Galladay Jr
William Copenhaver
Joe Headley
N.Y. Times News Service
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
B. Carrington Bidgood
W.C. Monk
Department of Agriculture
Forsyth County
Seawell
Eyal Ecla
Rmttal
Ava Antad
Ava Es
Instal & Ata Gina Spa
Hallmark Pool Corporation
Hallmark
Hallmark Pool and Spa
J. K. Pool Co.,, Inc
James Keffer
Berryvile
Rotary
Rotary and Exchange
Winchester Recreation Park
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