Haymarket Judge Arthur Stickley A Storied Local Figure
Arthur Campbell Stickley III, Haymarket town court judge for 28 years, has held many roles from reporter to Redskins scorekeeper. The town plans to close its court in two years with juvenile, domestic relations, preliminary criminal hearings and traffic matters shifting to Prince William County.
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Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.5 Percent in 1968
The nation records a 15 year low unemployment rate of 3.5 percent as Kennedy defeats Humphrey in the first Democratic primary and wins DC's delegation to the Democratic National Convention.
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Hospital builds 52 car lot on Stewart Street for doctors
In 1953 work began on a Stewart Street parking lot with a 52 car capacity to serve hospital staff and visitors. The Virginia Health Department also reported sufficient gamma globulin for 3,500 children for polio inoculations.
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