Winchester Schools Plan Spring Round-Ups for Kindergartners
Winchester elementary schools announce third annual Spring Round-Ups for children entering kindergarten. Parents may register or attend May 17 to May 19 at Frederick Douglass, John Kerr, Quarles, or Virginia Avenue Elementary schools.
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Supt
John Capehart
Frederick Douglass
John Kerr
Quarles
Virginia Avenue
Council considers noise zoning around airport
A city consultant outlines four noise spheres from the airport affecting schools and churches to be soundproofed. About one third of the city lies in the first zone and one sixth in the nearer zone with homeowner complaints possible. The innermost zone would limit development and require soundproofing, with annual city costs near 500 dollars for operation and maintenance plus construction shares.
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Robinson J Kenneth schedules appearances across Virginia over weekend
J Kenneth Robinson plans multiple Virginia appearances over two days. Saturday includes Nelson County Day in Lovingston and a Crozet Boy Scouts meeting at Claudius Crozet Park. He then addresses the Blue Ridge Naval Reserve Association in Staunton. Sunday features Mont Vue Nursing Home observance in Luray and an Evans Home for Children open house in Winchester, followed by a Greek Orthodox mortgage burning dinner in Winchester.
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Lovingston
Nelson County
Winchester
Monticello
Claudius Crozet Park
Crozet
Staunton
Blue Ridge
Naval Reserve Association
Mont Vue
Luray
Henry and
William Evans
Holiday Inn
Local school track and field day at Bing Crosby Stadium
Students aged 9 to 14 competed in 50 and 100 yard sprints, a 600 yard run, sack race, standing broad jump, softball throw, and three leg race. Teachers Chuck Wade and Phyllis Wright oversaw the event as classmates watched and ribbons were awarded for first to third places.
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Bing Crosby Stadium
Chuck Wade
Phyllis Wright
Winchester Memorial Hospital faces cost rise and staff growth
Napps reports national hospital cost jumps since 1950 with Winchester Memorial showing 759 percent per patient day and 618 percent per admission increases. For 1976 the cost per patient day rose 10 percent and per patient stay 7 percent, as shorter stays drive higher averages. Memorial’s 1966 to 1976 stay cost rose from 225.59 to 653. The hospital averages 6.83 days per stay, versus state 7.39 and national 7.72 days. The administrator discusses Virginia ceiling proposals and cost monitoring. 102 physicians on staff with nine joining this summer. New and incumbent directors named. honorary member sought for Rep. Robinson. Auxiliary reports $22,800 raised, including Holter Monitor funding and 1978 Follies plans.
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Winchester Memorial
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Virginia Hospital Association
Virginia
George White
White
Holter
James Laidlaw
Byrd names commission to pick Eastern Virginia judges
U S Senator Harry F Byrd Jr announces a nine member citizen panel to recommend two new federal judges for the Eastern District of Virginia and anticipates a parallel group for the Western District. The panel will identify the most qualified candidates if new judgeships are created under pending Senate legislation.
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Fairfax
J. Hugo Madison
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Mildred B. Clayter
James C. Roberts
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Josiah Rowell
Fredericksburg Free Lance Star
Luther W. White III
Ashland
Randolph-Macon College
Weather Summary and Historical Rainfall Figures
The report notes fair and warm weather in the Northern Valley with lows in the 50s and highs in the 80s, plus Virginia temperatures in the 50s to 80s. It includes an extended forecast, past rainfall totals, and May moon phases.
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Wreck Victim Treated After Rt 11 Collision
Ellen Klink of Clearbrook was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released after a 7:15 p.m. accident on Rt. 11 north in front of Crown Cork and Seal. She was taken to the hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad. No further details were available today.
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Ellen Klink
Clearbrook
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rt. 11 North
Crown Cork
Seal
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Biggest energy user at Ocean County Fair named
LAKEWOOD N J AP the Ocean County Fair will feature the county energy council as its largest energy user officials say the council will power the event with substantial energy use highlighted by fair organizers
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Lakewood, N.J
Ocean County Fair
County Energy Council
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