Obituary Mrs Blanche Stine Tucker 42 Oceanside Calif
Mrs Blanche Stine Tucker 42 of Oceanside California died at home Tuesday. Born October 23 1930 in Crystal Lakes Illinois she was daughter of the late Samuel and Etta Stine. Survived by husband Arthur H Tucker three sons two daughters and one granddaughter all of Oceanside seven brothers and three sisters. Funeral service and burial held today in Oceanside.
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Oceanside
Calif
Mrs. Tucker
Crystal Lakes
Samuel
Etta Stine
Hayfield
Rio
W.va
Arthur H. Tucker
Emma Abrell
Capon Bridge
Three crashes injure two. man charged with reckless driving
Edith Michael of Shenandoah Hills and Jennifer Messick of Front Royal were injured in two separate crashes on Rt. 11 and Rt. 604. A third accident at Millwood Ave and Featherbed Lane left Leslie Creswell charged with reckless driving after his car struck a power pole.
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Edith Michael
Shenandoah Hills
Richard Line
Wardensville
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rt. 11
Winchester
J.D. Howell
Michael
Millwood Ave
Featherbed Lane
Leslie W. Creswell
W. Whitlock Ave
Potomac Edison Power Co
Creswell
Wall Street slides as inflation fears grow
Wall Street extends a five day downturn as inflation data show prices at a 22 year high and bank loan rates rise. The Dow falls to 921.59 amid a 40 point drop, with declines surpassing advances on the NYSE. Major movers include American Telephone rising and Sony dipping as markets weigh higher rates and technical resistance.
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Laidlaw & Co
American Telephone
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Hospital Corp
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Marcor
Zuckerman Tops Local Blood Drive With 120th Pint
Winchester councilman Charles M. Zuckerman donated his 120th pint at the Bloodmobile visit, reaching 15 gallons and a local all time high. Clarence H. Lamp joined the Seven Gallon Club with 56 pints, while Arthur B. Combs and Bernard F. Groves Jr. reached Six Gallons with 48 pints each. Myrtle V. Lofton joined Four Gallons with 32 pints, Reginald B. Wilson earned Three Gallons with 24 pints, and eight others donated for their first times. A total of 164 pints were collected, with eleven donors deferred. The next Bloodmobile is April 17 sponsored by the Winchester Rotary Club.
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Robert A. Cather
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Patricia W. Sprint
Gary A. Triggs
Abex Corp
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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National Fruit and Rubbermaid
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Winchester Rotary Club
$12 Million Hotel Planned at Norfolk
Atlanta developer Maurice D. Alpert announced a $12 million hotel project on the Elizabeth River near Norfolk city hall as the first step in a broader urban redevelopment. Virginia National Bank will finance the project with completion set for spring 1975 and initial plans for a 520 room hotel potentially expanding to 1,000 rooms.
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Maurice D. Alpert
Elizabeth River
City Hall
Alpert
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Bank
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Copenhagen
International Gardens
Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority
International City
Four Die In York County Two Car Crash Near Williamsburg
In Williamsburg area a two car collision on a rural intersection killed four people including two children. The victims Violet Barbour 27 James E Jackson 19 Jerome Barbour 5 and Arthur Jerard Barbour 3 all of Williamsburg were in a car driven by Mrs Barbour. The crash occurred Wednesday night as rain fell at the intersection of Virginia 143 and Virginia 1101 about two miles east of Williamsburg. Virginia's 1973 traffic death toll rose to 217.
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Virginia 143
Here
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Arthur Jerard Barbour
Butler to Deliver 700 Thank You Letters to Nixon
Rep. M Caldwell Butler will carry 700 letters from Hardy Road Elementary School students aged 5 to 8 in Vinton to President Nixon. The notes thank him for ending the Vietnam War and the return of POWs, written after a Patriotic Day event two weeks earlier featuring Butler’s wife June.
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Washington (Ap
M. Caldwell Butler
Hardy Road
Vinton
Nixon
Butler
June
Fragmentary Terms Spark Speculation Across Regions
A scattered OCR fragment references aluminum gambling Bible Asia Greece brass Oahu and constitutional themes. No coherent event or names are identifiable. The readable items suggest a miscellaneous collection rather than a connected news item.
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Asia
Greece
Oahu
U.S
Pinnochio Tickets On Sale At War Memorial and Shenandoah
Tickets for two performances of Pinnochio the children's ballet go on sale today and tomorrow at the War Memorial Building. The TAC Swim Club sells proceeds benefiting the War Memorial Building Fund and Fremont Street Nursery with performances at Shenandoah College auditorium. Genevieve Gay Anderson choreographs while Ellen McWhorter plays Pinnocchio and Amy Orndorff is Jiminy Cricket.
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War Memorial Building
TAC Swim Club
Shenandoah College
Genevieve Gay Anderson
Ellen McWhorter
Pinncchio
Amy Orndorff
Jiminy Cricket
War Memorial Building Fund
Fremont Street Nursery
Weather Summary for Northern Valley and Virginia
Mostly clear tonight with a hard freeze in colder spots. Lows mid 20s to around 30. Sunny and warmer Friday with highs in the 50s. Chance of precipitation near zero tonight and Friday. Extended: Saturday to Monday partly cloudy with a chance of rain by Sunday or Monday. Highs upper 50s and 60s and lows around 40s. Noon 40, 28. prior day 61,46. Rainfall 0.10 inches in past 24 hours. year-to-date 1.42 inches. 1972 total 5.8 inches. Historical monthly rainfall averages listed. Highest yearly rainfall 53.02 inches in 1972. lowest 17.15 inches in 1930.
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