Travel World aims to reopen Greyhound terminal in Winchester
The Winchester Board of Architectural Review approved plans by Paul and Mitzi Noble to renovate the Greyhound Bus terminal, adding a second story with concrete stucco and a remodeled drive in window. The Nobles expect Travel World to open by September 1 while Greyhound continues to operate a ticket window at the current site until Berryville Avenue terminal is ready.
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Paul
Mitzi Noble
Winchester Board of Architectural Review
Hubert Stratton
Stratton
Greyhoad
Berryville Avenue
John Long
S. Cameron St
Maurice J. Duffey
S. Washington St
James McGee
Jim
W. Boscawen St
Prostitution Conviction Tied to CB Radio in Virginia
A Buena Vista mother was convicted of prostitution after her 11 year old son helped solicit customers via a citizen band radio. Judge Hess sentenced Mary Slough to six months with 30 days to be served, the rest suspended, marking the first CB related prostitution conviction in western Virginia.
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Lexington
Buena Vista
Virginia
General District Court
Joseph Hess
Mary Slough
Salem State
Jury Certifies Charge in Jewel Box Diamond Theft
James C. Souza remains held on possession of burglary tools after grand jury certification. The Commonwealth failed to prove grand larceny against Souza, William Pelletier, and Frank J. Lach in the disappearance of a 1.48 carat diamond ring from the Jewel Box on May 23. Police testimony linked the trio to the missing ring, though no man was found.
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David G. Simpson
The
Commonwealth
James C. Souza
William Pelletier
Frank J. Lach
Baker Receives Leadership Award for Community Service
James Wood student Baker is recognized for leadership across science and youth programs. He represented JW at UVA Science Symposium and SODA Seminar, co chaired prom decorations, and joined the National Leadership Training Conference. He is active in church, scouts, and local theatre with multiple honors.
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James Wood
University of Virginia
Virginia State Board of Education
Winchester Jaycee
Virginia Student Council Assn
Brandywine College
Delaware
Kernstown United Methodist Church
Ratepayers Voice Demand for Emergency SCC Expansion
Ratepayers united at a college meeting criticized the SCC for an informal session and an approved increase despite petitions. They urged an emergency legislative session to enlarge the SCC for better representation. Attending were Del. Raymond R. Guest Jr and Del. Alson H. Smith, who arranged for the official presence.
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SCC
Winchester
Supreme Court orders halt to Tellico Dam work over snail darter
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that work on the $116 million Tellico Dam must stop to protect the endangered snail darter fish. The decision, written by Chief Justice Burger, held the Endangered Species Act bars completion and calls for congressional action to amend the act for any future completion. Justices Brennan, Stewart, White, Marshall, and Stevens joined. Powell, Blackmun, and Rehnquist dissented.
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Supreme Court
Tellico
Little Tennessee River
Tennessee
Warren E. Burger
Congress
Burger
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
John Paul Stevens
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Harry A. Blackmun
William H. Rehnquist
Labor Law Faces Deadlock as Filibuster Persists
The Senate backed cutting off a Republican led filibuster 58 to 41, five more votes shy of the 60 needed to pass labor law revisions. With a fifth vote attempt at 1 30 p m EDT, supporters hope for 60 votes while opponents push for defeat. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall noted cautious optimism amid concessions.
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Senate
Orrin G. Hatch
Utah
Robert c. Byrd
DW. Va
Labor
Ray Marshall
Minor Injuries When Winchester Boy Struck by Car
A Winchester boy named William Preye sustained minor injuries after being struck by Lyall Cates's car on Fox Drive at about 5 45 p m He was treated and released from Winchester Memorial Hospital The car suffered about 100 in damage and the incident was reported by state police A separate Rt 7 two vehicle collision east of Winchester caused over 600 total damage with no injuries Richard Fost rear ended by Donald Beatty both drivers from different towns with Fost's pickup at 500 damage and Beatty's at 100
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Kent Streets
Linda Weyland
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Fox Drive
William Preye
Lyall Cates
Rt. 7
Richard Fost
Donald Beatty
Gaithersburg
Beatty
June Carter Cash Freed From Rochester Hospital
Country western star June Carter Cash was released from St Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota after treatment for a back injury. She returned home to Hendersonville Tennessee on Tuesday following admission on May 15. The exact ailment was not disclosed.
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Rochester, Minn
June Carter Cash
St. Marys Hospital
Johnny Cash
Hendersonville
Tenn
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