Winchester Teachers to Seek Binding Arbitration
The Winchester Education Association plans to urge the Winchester School Board to enter binding arbitration with teachers. City Attorney J Randolph Larrick is to advise at tonight’s 7 p.m. meeting in Handley High School cafeteria. Board tours the renovated school and considers 105000 Title I funding to hire four teachers a program director and a clerk for 40 students per city four elementary schools. A CPR program report from John Capehart will be presented.
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Winchester Education Association
Winchester School Board
J. Randolph Larrick
School Board
State Board of Education
J. Marshall Coleman
Handley High School
Handley
John Capehart
Clarke Supervisors Set Public Hearing on County Budget and Canine Ordinances
Clarke County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on the proposed 1978 79 county budget of 4 7 million and the 60 cent real estate tax rate. A separate hearing at 3 p m will consider revisions to animal and dog ordinances aimed at curb stray dogs and nuisance dogs with fines up to 100 dollars.
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Bob Lee
Lee
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Clarke County
School Board Receives Revised Construction Costs for High School
The Frederick County School Board will hear revised construction figures for James Wood Senior High School tonight. Costs were trimmed to 7.5 million by the Board of Supervisors from an earlier 8.2 million estimate, with architects Stratton and Landry presenting along with Howard Shockey and Sons. Landry says the changes are modest reductions and aim to finalize the revisions during ongoing construction.
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James Wood Senior High School
Frederick County School Board
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Hubert T. Stratton
Richard Landry
Ralph Shockey
William Thomas
Howard Shockey and Sons
Williamson Resigns After 20 Years With Gainesboro Fire Co
William Williamson chief of Gainesboro Fire Company resigns after 20 years of service. The verbal resignation takes effect July 11, announced June 14 at a board meeting. The board praised his service and noted his role in county firefighting changes and dispatching discussions. He will stay with the company in a reduced role.
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Star
Red Williamson
Gainesboro Fire Company
Williamson
Gainesboro Fire Co
Gainesboro
Northwest
Frederick Couny
Gainesboro Fire& Co
the Star
Accident Kills Man at Doubleday Plant
A Ranson West Virginia maintenance worker Dennis Shiflett, 18, died at 11 58 am Saturday at the Doubleday Plant in Berryville when a baling machine piston collapsed onto his head. He was reportedly cleaning scrap paper as the machine was off. The death is ruled accidental and is under OSHA review. plant officials confirm Shiflett was part of the maintenance crew.
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Berryville
Ranson
W.va
Doubleday
Clarke County Sheriff's Dept
Dennis Shiflett
Shiflett
Clarke
John Garr
Sheriff's Department
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Carr
Warren Supervisors Prepare Heavy Agenda for Tomorrow Night
The Warren County Board of Supervisors plans discussions on courthouse expansion use of the Humane Society shelter and the Green Hill water project. Other topics include leash law jurisdiction abandonment of roads in Thunderbird budget actions and Welfare Board appointment. Two 8 p.m. hearings address a Cedarville antique shop and a Rt 55 pizza shop permit.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Humane Society
Green Hill
State Compensation Board
Welfare Board
Clarence Cook
Cedarville
Robert Campbell
Rt. 55 West
Waterlock
Virginia Association of Counties
Robert Drinkwater
Estelle Rollason
Chapter 10
Eugene Millar
Health Department
Berryville Plans Public Hearing On Real Estate Tax Hike
Berryville officials announce a public hearing tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at Town Hall to review a proposed five cent increase in the real estate tax rate from 25 to 30 cents per 100 of assessed valuation and to present the upcoming budget for the new fiscal year.
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Kathleen Devereux
Berryville
Weekend Accidents Report Two Injuries and Break‑In
Two people were hurt in separate accidents in Winchester. Royal Summers, 29, received knife wounds to the leg and was treated and released after saying he fell on the knife. Wesley Thompson, 29, was in good condition with a stomach gunshot wound from an alleged accidental discharge while cleaning a rifle. A break‑in at 666 N Cameron St. between Friday and Sunday led to missing items including a portable TV, a circular saw, and a .22 rifle.
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Winchester
Royal Summers
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Summers
Wesley A. Thompson
Cameron St
N. Cameron St
Rt. 11
Ernest McDonald
Teresa McDonald
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Frederick County
By Sue Steward
Landry
George M. Stoddart
Reynolds Store Volunteer Fire
Winchester Evening Star Area News
Warren
Jack Enders
Enders
E. Germain St
Thompson
J. Miles Cory
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