Stephens City Considers Doubling Business Tax
Stephens City public hearing on the 227000 dollar budget discussed increasing the business tax from five to 10 cents per hundred dollars of gross sales. Critics warned of an anti business image while supporters noted no real estate or personal property tax increases.
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James Galladay, Jr
General Assembly
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Future Homemaker Awards Presented at Aylor
The Robert E. Aylor Junior High School Future Homemakers of America held its Spring Banquet in the school cafeteria awarding honors to members. Honorary Membership went to Bernadine Rollins, a special education teacher since 1973. Linda Shaw was named Outstanding Member of the Year. other awards went to Carol and Karen Littleford, Wanda Roomsburg, and Carol Newcome. Officers received pins. Tonya Long is current president. A fashion show accompanied the program. About 260 people attended.
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Bernadine Rollins
Aylor
F.H.A
Frederick County
Linda Shaw
Lucille Shaw
Rt. 1
Winchester
John Lewis
Virginia State Association of F.H.A
Carol
Karen Littleford
Kenneth Littleford
Rt. G
Wanda Roomsburg
Ray Roomsburg
Rt. 3
Carol Newcome
Alice Edmonds
Stephens City
Linda Dodson
James Dodson
Tonya Long
David E. Kerns
Celeste Ritter
Carolyn Driver
Women of the Church elect new president in Keyser meeting
Mrs. Harry Ridgeway was elected president of the Women of the Church of Winchester Presbytery at the 61st annual meeting in Keyser West Virginia. James Wood High School yearbook The Woodbine was dedicated to Robert E Ayler superintendent of Frederick County schools.
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Frederick County
Harry Ridgeway
Women of the Church of Winchester Presbytery
Keyser
W. Va
James Wood High School
Woodbine
Robert E. Ayler
Virginia
Frederick County Public Works Department
Court Square
Winchester
James E. Boyd
Finance Department
P.O
Claude Smalts Re elected Virginia Florists Chair
1953 report notes Claude Smalts was re elected chairman of the Virginia unit of the Florist Telegraph Delivery Association. Town of Boyce reveals plans for a 32000 gallon reservoir with four outlets and adapters to fit fire hoses.
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Claude Smalts
Virginia
Florist Telegraph Delivery Assn
Boyce
Carter blasts Congress for curbing presidential foreign policy
President Carter told a Chicago news conference that Congress too often restricts presidential conduct in foreign policy amid Soviet and Cuban activity in Africa. He warned against further restraints while denying any intent to send U S troops to Africa or intervene in Angola. A senior official said the administration rejects intervening there to support pro West guerrillas.
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Education for All Faces Equal Access Dilemma in Virginia
Virginia educators await a pivotal question on special education funding and equal access. Parents of middle spectrum students worry about fair share of tax dollars while districts fear potential discrimination lawsuits. The first ruling could shape statewide program implementation.
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Winchester School Board
Plea Hearing For Miss Fristoe In Misused Meter Funds
Attorney Ashley testifies Fristoe used parking meter fines to cover personal debts including doctor bills. Dispatch desk drawers held receipts, with access by department staff. funds usually moved to Town Hall Mondays. Fristoe cooperated with investigators. probation report due June 30 and potential leniency discussed pending that outcome.
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Douglas Swift
Miss Fristoe
Ashley
Town Hall
Moon Phases Named in Four Classic Stages
The article lists New Moon First Quarter Full Moon and Last Quarter as the four principal lunar phases. It notes progression from new to full and back to waning phases, marking monthly celestial cycles.
Winchester Police Clarify Break-In Details At Gifford Home
Police say the Lois Gifford residence at 316 Parkway Ave was robbed after 3 pm Thursday with more than 25 in change taken from a jar. Initial reports that entry came via an adjoining apartment are uncertain as investigators note possible entry by the apartment or by picking a lock.
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Winchester
Lois Gifford
Parkway Ave
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