Obituary Charles F Pullman of Mt Rainier Md
Charles F Pullman 57 of Mt Rainier Md died Sunday in Leland Memorial Hospital He was born in Buffalo Aug 12 1914 to Charles and Louise Gaiser Pullman He worked for Rollins Advertising Co of Washington He is survived by his widow Frances Cline two daughters Paula Marie Pullman and Sharon Minnick two brothers Frederick and Harrison and four sisters Lucy Marie Augusta Estelle Burial at Wardensville Greenfield Cemetery following a 2 PM funeral at Loy Funeral Home Wardensville led by Rev Elmer Ganskopp
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Charles F. Pullman
Mt. Rainier
Leland Memorial Hospital
Mr. Pullman
Buffalo
N.Y
Charles and
Louise Gaiser Pullman
Rollins Advertising Co
Washington
Frances Cline
Wardensville
W.va
Paula Marie Pullman
Sharon Minnick
Taneytown
Frederick Pullman
Beacon
Harrison Pullman
Utica
Mich
Lucy Bishop
Marie Jorge
Augusta Alario
East Amherst
Estelle Kramer
Tonawanda
Loy Funeral Home
Elmer Ganskopp
Wardensville - Greenfield Cemetery
Obituaries for Clevenger Evans and Sirbaugh in Martinsburg area
Mrs. Edith M. Clevenger 85 of Siler Route dies in Stephens City convalescing home. Survived by two children and eight grandchildren. service at Omps Funeral Home with burial in Hopewell Cemetery. Turner Lee Evans 81 of Martinsburg dies suddenly. buried in Rose Dale Cemetery after services. Madeline B. Sirbaugh 54 of Hunting Ridge dies at Winchester Hospital. service at Ebenezer Church with burial in Ebenezer Cemetery.
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Edith M. Clevenger
Siler Route
Stephens City
Evangeline Bierer
Omps
James R. Jackson
Hopewell Cemetery
Clearbrook
Turner Lee Evans
E. Stephens St
Martinsburg
W.va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Evans
Frederick County
John
Jane Henry Evans
First Church of God Independent
Blanche Newlin
Evelyn Wines
Winchester
Delbert Evans
Utah
Robert Evans
Hagerstown
George Evans
Brown Funeral Home
Donald Smith
Rose Dale Cemetery
Virginia
Virginia Employment Estimate Cites 1.8 Million Jobs
A Virginia government update estimates about 1.8 million people are employed across the state. The figure covers multiple industries and reflects ongoing job activity in the region.
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Virginia
Indians Protest Death Fire Police Chief in Nebraska
About 1,000 American Indian Movement protesters gathered in Gordon Nebraska to demand the firing of the police chief and county attorney over the death of Raymond Yellow Thunder. They formed a “grand jury,” exhumed the body for a second autopsy, and pressed for Indian representation, housing, wages, and local-job gains while threatening an economic boycott.
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Gordon
Neb
Sand Hills
Raymond Yellow Thunder
Yellow Thunder
AIM
Red Neck
U.S.A
Oglala Sioux Reservation
Pine Ridge
S.D
Rushville
Pine Ridge Reservation
State Patrol
J. J. Exon
Robert Case
Nebraska
Russell Means
Cleveland
Ohio
Exon
Death of John C Arnold in Harrisburg Area
John C Arnold 37 of Boyce died Sunday in a Harrisburg hospital. Born November 18 1934 in Harrisburg son of Virginia Ashe and George William Arnold he was a U S Air Force sergeant who served in Korea and later worked in Maryland. Services were held Saturday at Mt Olive Church White Post and burial followed at White Post Cemetery with Rev Herman Tom officiating.
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John C. Arnold
Boyce
Harrisburg, Pa
Mr. Arnold
Harrisburg
Virginia Ashe
George William Arnold
U.S. Air Force
Korea
Maryland
Mt. Olive Church
White Post
Herman Tom
Multiple Obituaries: McKee and Dearmont Rites in Clarke County
Mrs. Mae Good McKee 49 of 116 W North Ave died at home. Born March 17 1922 in Rock Enon she was a Valley Avenue Church of Christ member. Surviving husband Charles G McKee and father Oliver C Good. Funeral 11 a.m. Friday with burial at Mt Hebron. Charles Rixey Dearmont 57 of Rt 1 Winchester died Monday. service today 2 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with pallbearers and Clarke County School Board honorary pallbearers. Burial at Meade Memorial Churchyard White Post.
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Mae Good McKee
North Ave
McKee
Rock Enon
Oliver C. Good
Winchester
Leota Brill Good
Valley Avenue Church of Christ
Stephens City High School
Charles G McKee
Bettie E. Good
Omps Funeral
Nathan Williamson
Mount Hebron
Charles Rixey Dearmont
Rt. 1
John H. Enders
Berryville
Jesse E. Tate, Jr
Wilson D. Jones
Lawrence Russell
Charles McCarty
Floyd Lofton
Daniel Yowell
William Grubbs
James Cobb
Philip Grim
William Carper
Paul Jones
Robert Jackson
D.W. Naff
Wade Johnson
Clarke County School Board
J.O. Cain
Charles Grubbs
Wade Blankenship
G. Kenneth Levi
John Milleson, Jr
A.G. Williams
Meade Memorial Churchyard
White Post
Budget proposal adds six secretaries under governor
The Zimmer report recommends six executive secretaries reporting directly to the governor to supervise 140 state agencies. Senator Truban is the only one of the three in favor of the plan.
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Zimmer
Sen. Truban
Berryville and Middletown election races and state bills
The report lists numerous local races across Berryville Boyce Middletown and Stephens City with incumbents challengers and unopposed candidates. It notes potential staggered term reforms and state legislative actions including expanded 18 year old rights and major tax and budget measures with Senate and House activity.
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Finance Committee
Department of Taxation
Edward E. Willey
Richmond
Marine Resources Commission
State Water Control Board
Willey
Senate
House
Senate Privileges & Elections Committee
Assembly
Robinson Cites New Regulations
Virginia congressman Rep. J Kenneth Robinson says new federal laws increase farmer homework to avoid unanticipated restrictions. He urges agricultural organizations to keep members informed as farm enterprises face broader pollution abatement pressures and tighter government oversight.
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Richmond
Virginia
Rep
J. Kenneth Robinson
R-Va
Robinson
Virginia Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Weather Across Regions Sees Regular Fluctuations
The Associated Press reports varied conditions across several regions with sunshine in some areas and showers in others. Temperatures remain mild with typical spring-like patterns expected to continue into the week.
Pillow Talk at JWHS Tonight Delights with Party Line Comedy
James Wood High School presents Pillow Talk in the James Wood Auditorium at 8 o clock. Jan Morrow interior decorator shares a party line with Brad Allen and faces romantic mixups as a cast led by Cindy Fraula Jim Harmon and Robin Barr brings lively cross signals and mistaken identities alive.
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Donnie Zuckerman
James Wood
Jan Morrow
Cindy Fraula
Playboy
Brad Allen
Jim Harmon
Harry Braithwaite
Jonathan Forbes
Marie
Eileen
Yvette
Lou Ann Judy
Ann Luttrell
Summer Feierabend
Jan
Miss Conrad
Robin Barr
Cathy Hildebrand
Miss Dickenson
Lori Boyne
Weather Summary for Northern Valley and Surrounding Area
Mostly clear and colder tonight with sun on Thursday. Temperatures range from near 20 in the mountains to the low 30s near the coast. Thursday highs mid to upper 30s in the mountains and 40s elsewhere. Extended forecast shows cooler Friday with 40s and 20s to 30s, then warmer Saturday and Sunday into the 40s and 50s. Rainfall today none. year-to-date precipitation and long-term rainfall figures listed.
Big game hunters take 458 bears in New York season
Hunters bagged 458 black bears in New York during the 1971 season as officials reported. The tally reflects sport hunting across the state with fields agencies noting the harvest data for recordkeeping.
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New York State
Onassis Testifies About Galella Harassment at Cushing Funeral
Jacqueline Onassis testified in New York that photographer Ronald Galella followed her and family during the funeral of Richard Cardinal Cushing in Boston. She described repeated close encounters and shadowing from Galella, who is facing a $1.3 million harassment suit and her countersuit for a permanent distance order. The trial is in a juryless U.S. District Court session overseen by Judge Irving Ben Cooper. In California, 1,200 high school journalists will quiz Vice President Agnew at a March 21 news conference hosted by Culver City and the Jaycees, with professional journalists barred.
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New York
Jacqueline Onassis
Ronald E. Galella
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Galella
John F. Kennedy
Cushing
Skorpios
Greece
Capri
Ischia
Italy
Caroline
Central Park
U.S
Irving Ben Cooper
Onassis
Sher
Culver City
Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Wall Street opens higher amid cautious trading in New York
The New York market edged upward in active trading as analysts watched early results for signs of a trend after Tuesday's decline. The Dow Jones average rose to 948.68 as advances outpaced declines about four to three. Oil stocks showed mixed moves with Royal Dutch slipping while Texaco and Jersey Standard posted gains.
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NEW York
Dawn Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Royal Dutch
Indiana Standard
Jersey Standard
Texaco
Xerox
Pan American World Airways
American Broadcasting
Singer Co
Gulf Oil
Eastern Air Lines
Rabbi Ferdinand Isserman Dies at 74 In St. Louis
Rabbi Ferdinand M. Isserman a veteran ecumenical leader in social justice and community relations died Tuesday. A native of Antwerp Belgium he led Temple Israel in St Louis from 1929 to 1964.
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Ferdinand M. Isserman
ST. Louis
Antwerp
Belgium
Isserman
Temple Israel
Russian-born scientist wins $60,000 prenatal study grant
Dr. Donald Rappoport head of the UTMB Division of Molecular Biology in Galveston receives a $60,000 grant from the United Cerebral Palsy Research and Education Foundation to study how oxygen deprivation affects unborn babies. Cerebral palsy affects at least 750,000 people in the United States.
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Houston
Donald Rappoport
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
United Cerebral Palsy Research and Education Foundation
United States
William A Arter, Artist and Author, Dies at 60
William A. Arter of Columbus Ohio died Tuesday at age 60. The author and artist of Columbus Vignettes in the Dispatch Sunday magazine gained national recognition through articles and features in advertising magazines.
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William A. Arter
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Dispatch
Arter
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D.D. Clevenger
Turner L. Evans
C.H. Sirbaugh
Madeline B. Sirbaugh
Rt. 2
Hunting Ridge
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kernstown
Earl Brown
Petersburg
Ebenezer Christian Church
Gore
Charles B. Guthrie
Ebenezer Church
Omps Funeral Home
MDS Funeral Home
Amherst ST
Dial
Mount Hebron Cemetery
the Order
Los the Golden Rule
Florists, Inc
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Weyerhaeuser
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Esa
Want
Charles G. McKee
Dearmont Service
South Ward
Dr. C.L. Riley
Michael M. Foreman
Shirley O. Bly
Eugene C. Babb
North Ward
William M. Mote
Leslie E. McNemar
GOP
James H. Fleming
Charles R. Zuckerman
William S. Keyton, Sr
Democrats
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Paul Randolph Jones
John Curtis Clark
Donald E. Melvin
Thomas G. Howell
Elbert T. Magruder
Robert C. Levi
Edward B. Robinson
William P. McLean, Jr
Roy E. Potts, Jr
Garland M. Canter
Ellen W. Michelsen
Lynwood R. Lanham
Rosa Mae Lanham
Carl H. Pope
Robert H. McDonald
Garland C. Brown
Middletown
Neil A. Stallings
John W. Legge, Jr
Rachel Manuel
Eleanor (Lacy D.) Coverstone
Joseph J. Waller
Emmett Ray Bastin
Douglas P. Walker
John Keller Owings
Bastin
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Alma L. Groff
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Fred Wealthy
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Monte D. Conner
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Raymond F. Davis
George Monk
Elmon Gray
Sussex
William V. Rawlings
Southampton
Truban
General Laws Committee
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Pro- Charman
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Tri-State Electrical Supply
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