Obituaries note multiple services in Warren, Front Royal, Berryville
Funeral notices list several deaths with service times and locations across Warren Memorial Hospital Front Royal and surrounding towns. Entries include Larry Leach in Paw Paw W V A Francis Butler in Piedmont and Mary E Russell in Front Royal with burials planned and family details.
Supreme Court ruling on referendums reshapes land use planning
The court upheld Eastlake Ohio zoning rules requiring a 55 percent referendum to approve land use changes. Critics warn it undermines planning. supporters say it reflects public control. The decision also preserves state funding for private colleges and weighs a case on desecration of a state motto on plates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eastlake
Ohio
Warren Burger
Maryland
New Hampshire
John C. Moser dies. Winchester a WWII paratrooper and retired Army
John C. Moser 50 of 142 Locust St died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born August 19 1925 in Mt Airy North Carolina and served 22 years in the U S Army retiring in 1972. He was a deacon at Calvary Baptist Church and member of Hiram Lodge 21 AF and AM and Royal Arch Masons. He is survived by wife Lucille Angel three children, a grandchild and three sisters. burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park with a 1:30 service at Jones Funeral Home.
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Front Royal Presbyterian Church
Maddox
Candice Rae Evans
James
Vicky Fogle Evans
Siler Rt
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Edward Evans II
Cathrine Faye Evans
Clarence Evans
Bryson City
N.C
Fremont Fogle
Winchester
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Paul E. Dick
Jones Funeral Home
John C. Moser
Locust St
Mr. Moser
Mt. Airy
John J
Ada Arrington Moser
Lucille Angel
John F. Moser
Angela M. Moser
Thomas D. Moser
Mae Hurst
Ethel Journey
Frances Whittington
Thomas S. Moser
Moser
Department of the Army
U.S Gov
Calvary Baptist Church
Winchester Hiram Lodge No
AF & AM
John Dove
Royal Arch Masons
James Wood Touchdown Club
W.W. II
Army
John Kinzie
Howard W. DeLoutche
William W. Goforth Jr
Cecil L. Renner
Edward W. Dinkel
James T. Swiger
Wayne P. McAllister
Rate Hikes Pivot on Virginia Utility Reform Drive
Virginia consumers face higher bills as five major utilities seek $166 million in rate increases. John Schell of the Virginia Citizens' Consumer Congress urges reform of utility regulation, arguing inaction will fuel ongoing protests and a presumed need for new generation capacity remains the justification for hike requests.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Citizens’ Consumer Congress
Consumer Congress
John Schell
Schell
General Assembly
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