Obituary for Irene Doleman of Winchester
Irene Doleman of 418 North Kent Street died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Front Royal she was daughter of John Clifford and wife of the late Mr. Doleman. Survived by son William Clifford, sisters Dorothy Miller and Mamie Richardson, and several relatives. Funeral at Cartwright Funeral Home Saturday at 1 pm conducted by Rev Mason. burial Orrick Cemetery. Pallbearers named. viewing tomorrow 6 to 9 pm.
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Irene Doleman
N. Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Doleman
Front Royal
John Clifford
Winchester
William Billy) Clifford
Dorothy Miller
Harrisburg
Mamie Richardson
East Orange
N.J
Cartwright Funeral Home
R.L. Mason
Orrick Cemetery
Luther Gravley
Wilbur Wright
Douglas Robinson
Hunter Bailey
Agustus Purree
Secretary Bird Name Origin Matches Naturalists
The secretary bird of Africa was named by early naturalists who noted an erectile tuft of long black feathers on the back of the head resembling a secretary with quill pens in his hair, a description cited by Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Africa
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Nixon Eyes Troop Pullout On Eve Of Re election Campaign
President Nixon may announce another Vietnam troop reduction on the eve of the re election campaign. White House spokesman Ziegler said 10 000 more troops will be cut in July August bringing U S forces in Vietnam to 39 000 by September 1 with further pullouts possible before Labor Day.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
United States
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Pentagon
Air Force
Pedestrian Struck by Auto on W Boscawen Street
Charles Franklin Haines of Indian Alley was struck by a car on W Boscawen Street yesterday at 12 15 p m while watching a firetruck. The auto driven by Hilda Ramsburg of Martinsburg collided with him. Haines suffered cuts to the left arm and ankle.
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Charles Franklin Haines
Indian Alley
W. Boscawen St
Charles C. Hill
Hill
Haines
Hilda Ramsburg
Martinsburg
Viet Marines land on coast as push into Quang Tri continues
U S helicopters land over 1 000 South Vietnamese marines east of Quang Tri City as more than 20 000 government troops push north into Quang Tri Province. Casualties 165 North Vietnamese 6 South Vietnamese and 34 wounded. U S B 52s bomb heavy targets while air and sea operations continue around Hue and Da Nang.
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Saigon
Quang Tri City
Quang Tri
da Ve
Harold Cooksey
U.S
Quang Tri Province
Hue
An Loc
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
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Hanoi
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Nitro
da Nang
County considers large residential development with open space
The plan envisions 224 townhouses 67 single family homes 64 apartments a 70000 square foot shopping center and a 100 unit motel. About 39.3 acres over half of the R-2 area would stay as open space for public use while the board weighed growth versus services and approved the request.
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Borth
Madigan
Cole
Mideast guerrilla pact in danger after Lebanon talks
Beirut AP reports that the bid to suspend Palestinian guerrilla attacks from South Lebanon is unraveling. A PFLP-General Command splinter group vows to end rocket fire but not attacks in Israel, while Al Saika denies mediation knowledge yet pledges to follow PLO decisions.
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Israel
Lebanon
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Pflp-General Command
Yasir Arafat
Guerrila
Palestine Liberation Organization
Jordan
al Saika
Saika
PLO
Supreme Court weighs death penalty in landmark cases
The court considers Furman Jackson Jr and Branch in three capital cases, noting the death penalty's legal status in 39 states and D C. It cites 600 inmates with 517 murder and 79 rape convictions, majority male and black, with only two women on death rows. The 6 to 3 ruling next year upheld jury discretion and nonseparation of penalty phase.
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United States
William H. Furman
Savannah
Lucious Jackson Jr
Chatham County
Elmer Branch
Wiailbarger
County
Tex
States
District of Columbia
Marie Dean Arrington
Florida
Marylin Dobrolewski
Pennsylvania
Stones Use Mail In Postcard Draw For New York Tickets
The Rolling Stones will sell three Madison Square Garden concerts by mail in postcard drawings. An accounting firm selects entries at random, a computer checks handwriting, and winners may buy up to four $6.50 tickets. Official notices tell winners when to collect tickets.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Certified Public Accountants
Virginia Apple Crop Shrinks From 1971 Levels
The International Apple Institute predicts Virginia will produce about 10.14 million bushels in 1972, down from 12.14 million in 1971. The US total is seen at 114.797 million bushels, with several states dropping while Washington and North Carolina rise.
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Virginia
International Apple Institute
I.A.S
U.S
I.ai
Washington
North Carolina
Proposals debated on highway routes near Blandy Farm
The hearing featured multiple stakeholders from The Tubyries farm to Blandy Farm owners and local residents. Arguments favored and opposed a north side lane while environmental impact concerns were raised by Dr Don Richardson and Peter Joost.
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Gwynne Jones
Tubyries
B.F. Runk
University of Virginia
Blandy Farm
Alan Caspar
The
Virginia Landmark Commission
Douglas Swift
Thhe Lane
William H. West, Jr
Elizabeth C. West
W. Conroy Wilson
Mary Wilson
Don Richardson
Highway Department
Alexander
Peter Joost
Henry Post Mitchell
Minor flareup at Potomac Edison substation on N Kent St
Fire units from Reuss South End and Friendship stations were summoned to a minor flareup at the Potomac Edison substation on N Kent Street. Witness Stu Whitham reported sparks and flames at a cable terminal but arrived to find only a blackened area with no active fire. City Fire Chief John Hawse noted the building formerly served as the city substation.
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Potomac Edison
N. Kent St
Winchester
Stu Whitham
Winchester Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Reuss
South End
Friendship
John Hawse
Weather shows scattered showers and warm weekend ahead
The forecast for the Northern Valley calls for showers tonight with lows in the 60s and highs near 80 Friday. Expect gradual clearing and more showers Saturday through Monday with mountain areas favored for rain. Daytime highs reach mid to upper 80s in the mountains and low 90s elsewhere. Overnight lows hover in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Sunset today is 8 44 p.m. Moonrise at 10 44 p.m. Last Quarter July 3.
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Northern Valley
Winchester
Atlantic
Southern Plains
Dakotas
Minnesota
Pacific Northwest
East
Northern Plains
Rainfall totals and monthly averages report
Rainfall data shows 0.15 inches in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today and June to date 11.03 inches. Yearly totals include 1972 at 28.25 inches. Five year sums list 1966 33.82, 1967 36.48, 1968 32.56, 1969 36.05, 1970 41.12 inches. Monthly averages over 58 years are given for each month from January to September.
Tequila and Goats Spark Odd World Tour Tale
A quirky mosaic links Tequila and goats to global spots including Yellowstone Philippines San Francisco Bay and the Tower of London with references to George Washington and the letter R.
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Yellowstone
Philippines
San Francisco Bay
George Washington
Tower of London
An “R
Eisenhower Joins National Presbyterian Church After Inauguration
President Dwight D. Eisenhower becomes a full communicant at National Presbyterian Church in Washington D C after his inauguration receiving baptism, confirmation, and membership rites.
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U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church of
Washington, D.C
Schrafft's Winchester workers vote against union
Schrafft’s Frozen Foods employees in Winchester voted 34 to 23 against union representation by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers AFL CIO. The result ends union organizing efforts at the plant.
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Schrafft’s
Frozen Foods Company
Winchester
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Afl-Cio
Police Probe Entry The Dairy Queen Theft
Winchester police investigate a break in at the Dairy Queen on Valley Avenue. Entry was gained by forcing the rear door, a small safe containing about $100 was taken, and some meat from the freezer was stolen. Officer Herbert Holliday said the door was damaged.
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Valley Avenue
Winchester
Herbert Holliday
Holliday
Wall Street stocks slip as international outlook weighs on markets
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.86 to 927.98 at 10:30 a.m. amid cautious trading and lack of strong economic news. Investors watched the unsettled international monetary scene as Rexham 300,000 shares traded at 72 and other issues moved modestly with American Telephone up and Litton and Kodak down.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Rexham Corp
American Telephone
Litton Industries
Levitz Furniture
National Cash Register
International Nickel
Eastman Kodak
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