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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1976

Page

2

Experimental heat water tank home aims to cut energy use

Ground broken near Richmond for a demonstration house featuring an underground insulated water tank 500 times a bathtub size. A heat pump will heat in winter by extracting heat from the water, while ice formed will be used to cool in summer, promising energy savings.

Richmond

County board stalemates over travel trailer permit and land use

The Board of Supervisors offered no new light on the travel trailer campground decision. A motion for restrictive future land use was discussed, then withdrawn after executive session on legality. The vote to deny the permit failed to gain full support, prompting a postponed land use report and possible June 7 special meeting. In San Diego, jazz musician Stan Getz reported a beating and robbery incident with injuries and loss of cash and a watch.

Sesson Monahan State Water Control Board Rosenberger Opequon Will Owings Dennis Cole Raymond Fish Poe Back Creek San Diego Stan Getz Getz

Confederate Memorial Day Observed in Warren County

Confederate descendants gathered as the Confederate Museum acquired the Union flag captured at the Battle of Front Royal on May 23 1862. The 30 star Maryland flag and a Lee Battery flag were loaned or donated by Chicago and Front Royal figures, with Mosby’s Spurs also on loan. Approximately 30 descendants attended a plaque dedication for Lucien Love of Mosby’s Rangers, followed by Confederate dead ceremonies at Prospect Hill Cemetery.

Laura Virginia Hale Warren County Curt la Fontaine Battle of Front Royal la Fontaine Lee Battery John Mosby Mosby Chicago Historical Society Museum Star Confederate Museum Herbert G. Houze Chicago Historical Society FMC Chicago John S. Mosby Rangers Miss Hale Chester St Maryland Lucien Love Love Lola Wood Prospect Hill Cemetery

Norfolk extortion plot baffling authorities over ransom case

FBI agents detained a man linked to a $350,000 kidnapping ransom plot targeting the granddaughter of Norfolk attorney Louis B. Fine. The plan unraveled as a bank receptionist redirected the money drop and investigators learned Katherine Fine, an eighth grader, was safe in Richmond after being lured for an award from Gov. Mills Godwin.

Halifax North Carolina Halifax County John David Simpson Lexington N. C Meredith C. Dortch VCU Richmond Virginia Commonwealth University State Auditor of Public Accounts Charles K. Tribble Warren Strandberg VCU School of Education Mills Godwin Godwin Norfolk, Va Norfolk FBI Louis B. Fine Fine Katherine Fine Cape Henry Collegiate School Philip Enlow Katherine Barbara Fine Norfolk Virginian-Pilot University of Richmond State Senate Tidewater

Wampler Dies Pioneer in Virginia Turkey Industry

Charles W. Wampler Sr. 91, a founder and first president of the National Turkey Federation and early leader in the Virginia Poultry Federation, died Wednesday at Rockingham Memorial Hospital in Harrisonburg. He chaired the State Board of Agriculture, served on Virginia Tech’s board of visitors, led the Emergency Poultry Board in WWII, and helped pioneer contract production of turkey and broilers. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Bridgewater Church of the Brethren.

Harrisonburg Charles W. Wampler Virginia Wampler Rockingham Memorial Hospital National Turkey Federation Virginia Poultry Federation National Federation Virginia Group The Poultry Hall of Fame State Board of Agriculture Board of Visitors Virginia Tech Emergency Poultry Board Bridgewater Church of the Brethren

Douglas Discharged From the Hospital

Former Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas leaves Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland and flies to Washington with his son William Jr. after discharge.

Portland, Ore Supreme Court William C. Douglas Good Samaritan Hospital Douglas Washington, D.C William Jr

Weather forecast regional showers and warm temps

Northern Valley tonight shows increasing clouds with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Friday brings variable clouds with a chance of showers or thunderstorms reaching the 70s. Virginia and surrounding areas expect more showers or thunderstorms mainly in the southwest and along the state Friday with 50s tonight and 70s tomorrow. The extended outlook calls for showers likely Saturday into Sunday, partial clearing Monday, with highs around the 70s and lows in the 60s. Rain totals shown include 2.86 inches so far today and historical 5 year patterns listed.

Virginia

Burglars Target D C Metro Area Looting 110 Homes

Police in Fairfax County report a group of sophisticated burglars has looted 110 homes over five months in the Washington area. They take silver and jewelry, avoid furs and electronics, and carry loot in pillowcases, with 61 homes hit including 43 in McLean.

Washington Fairfax County Ronald Watts Watts McLean Arlington

May Die Over Holiday Memorial Day Traffic Toll

The National Safety Council projects 340 to 400 deaths in Memorial Day weekend traffic. Belt use could cut nearly 100 fatalities. only about 30 percent of motorists wear belts. The 3 day period runs 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday local time, with 425 deaths the prior year and 1969's 597 as the all time high.

Chicago National Safety Council

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