Obituaries for Louise D. Brown and Robbie Geneva Miller
Funeral services are set for Louise D. Brown 76 of Fairway Drive at Sacred Heart Catholic Church tomorrow at 10 30 with burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery. A Christian Wake is tonight at 7 30 at Jones Funeral Home. Robbie Geneva Miller 55 of Baker West Virginia dies yesterday in Hampshire Memorial. service Sunday at 2 p m New Dale Church of the Brethren burial New Dale Cemetery. Pallbearers named for both services.
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Louise D. Brown
Fairway Drive
Sacred Heart Catholic
Albert Karche
Edmund Osterman
Joseph Sarandria
Edward Whittle
Bart Tizio
Edward Marinak
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Robbie Geneva Miller
Baker
W. Va
Hampshire Memorial
Wilkins Miller
Oscar Miller
New Dale
Loy Funeral Home
Wardensville
Sam Link
Gilbert Smith
Elen Combs
Harvey Wilkins
Stanley
Ronald Combs
Funeral Services Planned for Mrs Louise D Brown
Funeral services for Mrs Louise D Brown are set for Saturday at 10 30 A M at Sacred Heart Catholic Church A Christian wake will be held Friday at 7 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home Jones Funeral Home Inc and honored staff will assist the family with arrangements.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Holton Demands Personal Meeting With Violating Employees
Gov Linwood Holton told a Richmond business meeting that state workers who speed or break traffic laws while driving state cars will be brought to the governor to explain their conduct in person. The remark framed a policy of direct accountability in the governor’s office.
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Linwood Holton
Holton
Negotiations Recessed in Lorillard Strike
Federal mediation talks to end the three week Lorillard strike recessed indefinitely after two days of discussions. Mediation Commissioner D Yates Heafner called the recess and said resume timing uncertain. Strike began March 1 at Lorillard plants in Greensboro and Louisville amid a dispute over binding arbitration on job changes and rates. Attendees included officials from Loew s Corp and the Tobacco Workers Union.
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Federal Labor and Mediation Service
Lorillard Co
D. Yates Heafner
Tobacco Workers International Union
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Lorillard Cigarette
Greensboro
Louisville
Robert E. Read Jr
Loew’s Corp
Robert Boleik
Homer Cole
Washington
Roy Pegram
Warnock's long diplomatic career traced through several embassies
Dr. Warnock, a career diplomat, served Ireland abroad from 1935 to 1970. His assignments included Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, India, Canada, and a White House reception. He presented credentials to President Nixon on March 17. In Winchester he will be hosted by the Ritters on Greystone Terrace.
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Warnock
India
Canada
Capitol Hill worker charged with murder in baby’s death
Deborah Ellen Sampson, a 22 year old Capitol Hill worker, is charged with murder in the death of a day old baby found in a trash bale at Riverside Park Apartments in Alexandria. Police say the infant died by suffocation with a plastic bag over its head and the suspect is believed to be the mother. Bond set at 20000 dollars.
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Riverside Park
Alexandria
Miss Sampson
Tom S. Gettys
D-S.c
Shoddy Schooling for Migrant Children Found
A private study by the national Committee on the Education of Migrant Children says three years into a federal program, migrant education remains poorly organized with $17 million of $97 million available unused. It cites weak Office of Education direction, state indifference, and late funding actions, noting enrollment figures are unclear after visits to 183 projects in 39 states and on-site reviews in 13 projects across 8 states.
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National Committee On the
Mig@&Ant
Office of Education
FBI Seems On Track Of Bombers
Congressional sources briefed by J Edgar Hoover say the FBI is on the track of those responsible for the Capitol bombing. Hoover appeared before a House appropriations subcommittee and said investigators are still collecting information. The March 1 blast caused $300000 in damage with no injuries.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Capitol
Laos
Heilman Named Next President of University of Richmond
Dr. E Bruce Heilman 45 president of Meredith College Raleigh N C is chosen as the next president of the University of Richmond replacing Dr George M Modlin who led the Baptist affiliated school for 25 years A news conference is planned in Richmond in March to announce the selection per the Richmond Times Dispatch.
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University of Richmond
E. Bruce Heilman
Meredith College For Women
Raleigh
N. C
Richmond Times- Dispatch
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Meredith
Richmond
George M. Modlin
MGM to Quit Association Over Film Rating Policy
James T. Aubrey, president of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, announces MGM will resign from the Motion Picture Association in one year over policy disputes including the movie rating system. He urges a self governing body to regulate films and criticizes MPA dues as exorbitant and tied to gross rather than net profits.
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Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
James T. Aubrey
Motion Picture Association
Aubrey
Institutional Investor Conference & Exposition
MPA
State Highway Budget Approved for Virginia 1971 72
The Virginia Highway Commission approved a 377.8 million dollar budget for highway operation and road construction for 1971 72. The state would fund 249 million with the federal government underwriting the rest for interstate primary secondary and urban projects. New gas container transport regulations and design features for two U S 60 segments and a Virginia 6 section were also approved.
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Highway Department
Virginia Highway Commission
Williamsburg
Newport News
Virginia 6
Goochland County
One Car Crash Injures Couple on U S 81
A Cairo New York couple James and Marjorie Fogarty were injured in a single car crash on Interstate 81 yesterday at 10 30 am. They were taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Mrs Fogarty suffered a fractured collar bone leg lacerations and contusions while Mr Fogarty suffered fractured ribs. Their poodle was taken to Winchester Animal Hospital and reported to be getting along pretty good. State Trooper L W Waters said the car a VW station wagon driven by Mrs Fogarty left the road struck a bank and overturned. Damages were estimated at 1000. Two women were later treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a separate crash on Rt 522 north at Isaac Creek at 9 25 am Ross Shoemaker and Hilda Fields of West Newton Pa were not believed seriously hurt. No details were available.
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N.Y
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James
Marjorie Fogarty
Winchester
Winchester Animal Hospital
State
L.W. Waters
Rt. 81
Fogarty
Waters
Isaac Creek
Ross Shoemaker
Hilda Fields
West Newton
Weather summary for Virginia and Winchester skies
Variable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with a chance of showers. Highs in the 40s, lows in the 20s to 30s. Extended outlook shows possible showers or snow Sunday and Monday, then rain. Temperatures mainly 40s to 50s with nights in 20s to 30s.
State Drops Manslaughter Case Here
In Frederick County Circuit Court the indictment against Kenneth Earl Fansler for involuntary manslaughter in the January 12, 1969 highway death of Hazel Cooper McFarlane was dropped on Commonwealth motion after Fansler pleaded guilty to DUI. Raymond Maxwell Allen pleaded guilty to operating after habitual-offender status. a pre sentence report was ordered for May term.
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Frederick County
Kenneth Earl Fansler
Woodland Ave
Nhile
Commonwealth
Fansler
Hazel Cooper McFarlane
Lawrence Ambrogi
James Berry
Raymond Maxwell Allen
Rt. 5
Smoke by hospital incinerator sparks false alarm at Winchester Memorial
Firemen rushed to Winchester Memorial Hospital at 2 35 P M yesterday after a fire alarm was sounded. City Fire Inspector S R Dyke said no fire was found and a downdraft from the hospital incinerator likely pulled smoke into the first floor via a fresh air vent producing a detectable odor. Staff and visitors reported smelling smoke and believed a fire existed.
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Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
S. R. Dyke
Wall Street Edges Lower As Market Holds In Tug Of War
Wall Street opened mixed as the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.69 to 916.14 at 10 30 am with gains and losses nearly even. Analysts cited profit taking and optimism with little market news to steer direction. Kellogg fell to 26 American Telephone 48 Saxon up 27 U S Steel rose 34 and Lockheed dipped 10.
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Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Kellogg
American Telephone
Saxon Industries
U.S. Steel
Lockheed Aircraft
Musical to Aid Fairgrounds Plan at James Wood High
The Blue Grass Music Festival starts at 7 p.m. tomorrow at James Wood High School. Headlining is The Country Gentlemen, a Washington quartet. Proceeds fund a permanent Frederick County fairgrounds and the county Youth Fair in September, per Frederick Fair Assn president James Kniceley Jr.
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James Wood High School
Washington Quartet
Country Gentlemen
Frederick County Fair Grounds
James Kniceley, Jr
Frederick Fair
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