Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic marks 20 years of service
The Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic celebrates its 20th anniversary amid rising demand and insufficient funding. Director Mrs. Ray M Beatty warns communities must fund the clinic to avoid poorer mental health outcomes, noting a 471 case load and over 1,000 patients seen in early 1960s months.
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Star
Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic
Winchester
Clarke
Frederick
Warren
Ray M. ‘Beatty
Washington, D.C
United Fund
Beatty
Valley Mental Health Clinic
Staunton
Northwestern Psychiatric Organization
Hospital seeks state nod for addition and $8.09 million Hill-Burton loan
Winchester Memorial Hospital moves closer to a two story west addition after the Executive Committee approved the certificate of need. The plan includes an $8.09 million Hill Burton loan with a 25 year term at eight percent interest.
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Fran Coombs
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission
Comprehensive Health Planning Committee
Handley Library
LFPDC
The
Planning District Commission
Carl S. Napps
W. Clifford St
Teresa Massie
Napps
Planning Committee
Federal Hill-Burton Fund
Board Approves Stonewall Heights Elementary Plan
Warren County supervisors approve a 400 pupil Stonewall Heights elementary school with a 750000 loan at 3 percent for 20 years toward a 1200000 project. One dissent cites referendum needs and fears of a countywide debt for a future vocational high school.
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Susan Burke
Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Stonewall Heights
George B. Baggarly
15Th St
Baggarly
Beer Cattle
South River
A. Norton
James S. Wetzel
Elizabeth W. Malta
Warner Named Principal of Gainesboro School
Frederick County School Board appointed Dr. Donald L. Warner as principal of Gainesboro Elementary. Warner comes from Prince William County schools and holds degrees from Lynchburg College, University of Georgia, and University of Southern Mississippi. The board also approved textbook updates costing 55,377 with 25,000 to 30,000 for replacements, and a federally funded Title I program totaling about 177,000 for 1975 76. Assistant and park use changes were noted.
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Donald L. Warner
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Warner
Prince William County
Lynchburg College
University of Georgia
University of Southern Mississippi
Melton Wright
Robert E. Ayler III
Dowell J. Howard Vocational Center
County Parks and Recreation Department
Frederick County Student Government Day Sees 36 James Wood Seniors
James Wood High School seniors joined county staff for an all day event that showcased the daily duties and wide responsibilities of Frederick County government, with questions ranging from qualifications for jobs to whether officials are elected or appointed.
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Frederick County
James Wood High School
Government Day Highlights Frederick County Student Tour
County Administrator J. O. Ronalds and Deputy David Dickson led students through three groups across the Winchester county government complex. They observed Data Processing, Building Inspection, Sanitation, Commonwealth's Attorney, and other offices, ending with jail and landfill tours and a park picnic.
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J. 0. Ronalds
David Dickson
Winchester
Clearbrook Park
Schenck Foods
Ed Bridgeforth
Winchester-Frederick County
City-County
Ronalds
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