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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1975

Page

3

Obituary notices from Berryville and nearby towns

Funeral services are announced for Gertrude Tapscott 86 of Berryville at John Enders Chapel with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Widely listed are Virgie Riley 58 of Front Royal and Elizabeth Larew 77 formerly of Winchester with services at Robertshaw and Jones Funeral Homes respectively. Other obituaries include Arvae Ashby ... and Mrs Donald Shirley 41 of Washington with services at Mt. Carmel Church and Timber Ridge Cemetery.

Tapscott Gertrude Virginia Tapscott Liberty St Berryville Winchester Memorial Hospital John Enders William Brook Beverly A. Fletcher Charles C. Fletcher Joseph Baker Tapscott James C. Tapscott Charles William Tapscott Roger C. Tapscott Green Hill Cemetery Riley Virgie Virginia Riley 11Th St Front Royal Robertshaw Funeral Home Mac Culver Danny Smith Lynn Armentrout Wayne Clark Joe Messick Rufus Welch Ralph Buracker Prospect Hill Cemetery Elizabeth Larew Winchester Prince William County Hospital Jones Funeral Home George Griffin Samuel Laren Baltimore Mount Hebron Cemetery Arvae Thomas Doc) Ashby Middletown Mt. Carmel Baptist Church M. L. Prather Emma Ashby Virginia Ann Strother Portsmouth N.H Ellen Tammy Pamela Ashby Gertrude Longshore Washington, D.C Grace Nickens Linwood Ashby Orrick Cemetery Shirley Donald Winona) Shirley D.C. General Hospital Timber Ridge Edwina Peer Manassas Shirley Shirley Hyattsville Leo J. Whitacre Robert D. Whitacre Falls Church John C. Whitacre Gaithersburg Delmus Whitacre Steven Brannon Kenneth Brannon Paul Brannon Clarence Cain Harry W. Oates Willard Oates Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge W. Va Virgie Ellen Jones Wilson St Martinsburg Brown Funeral Home Eugene Burge Rosedale Cemetery

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Air Fare Hike Opposition Shapes Economic Roundup

Federal watchdog urges against proposed domestic air fare increases while the Civil Aeronautics Board is urged to roll back fares. American Airlines seeks a 6 percent rise and Trans World Airlines 5 percent, with a 4 percent general hike tied to fuel costs set to expire next month. Sears reports first quarter income down 60.8 percent but anticipates ending discount sales as inventories improve.

Federal Sears, Roebuck & Co Sears Ford Congress House Ways and Wall Street Council On Wage and Civil Aeronautics Board American Airlines

Move to Suburbs Black Population Declines in D C

The District of Columbia lost about 27,000 black residents since 1970 while nearby suburbs saw gains. A Ford Foundation funded study by the Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies notes suburbs now hold 12.4 percent of area blacks, Alexandria and Prince George’s County reaching parity with regional shares. district blacks remain over 510,000. The metropolitan black population totaled about 800,100, 26.1 percent of all residents as of Oct. 1, 1974.

Washington District of Columbia Washington Center For Metropolitan Studies Ford Foundation Alexandria Prince George’s County

Deed Terms Violated by Pocahontas Penal Use in Virginia

U S Department of the Interior says the Pocahontas Correctional Field Unit at Camp 13 in Chesterfield County Virginia violates 1946 deed restrictions that barred penal use. Remedies include hearings to assess reversion to federal ownership an exchange of land acreage or special congressional legislation to permit penal use.

Richmond Pocahontas Chesterfield County U. S. Department of the Interior Department Harry F. Byrd India Camp 13

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