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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1978

Page

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Two Memorial Day programs set in Winchester area

Memorial Day weekend brings two main ceremonies in Winchester. The Winchester Veteran's Council will hold its 11 a.m. program at the U.S. National Cemetery, joined by veterans groups. A 1:30 p.m. ceremony is planned at Shenandoah Memorial Park on Front Royal Road. S. Roger Koontz, principal, will deliver the main address.

Winchester Veteran's Council U.S. National Cemetery Shenandoah Memorial Park Front Royal Road Winchester Veteran's Council Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Conrad Hoover Stonewall Jackson Disabled American Veterans Mosby Barracks The Veterans of World War I W.F.W. Davis-Williams S. Roger Koontz George J. Jurkowich U.S. Army V.F.W. Post Anthony Wadsworth Gainesboro

Fate of Ivy Lodge debated at public meeting in Front Royal

Public meeting discussed Samuels Library plan to remove Ivy Lodge to allow a new facility. Officials cited space needs and service improvements while historians urged preservation of the 1825 era building. Memorial Day events and local activities were scheduled as a holiday approached.

Samuels Star Front Royal Ivy Lodge Samuels Library Samuels Library Board of Directors Bernard Samuels Courtney Carbaugh Library Board Donaldson Blue Ridge Hunt Pony Club Walnut Hill Farm Boyce Belle Grove Middletown

Carter presses SALT talks as talks move to Washington

President Carter shifts directly into Soviet American strategic arms talks as Gromyko arrives for White House discussions. Officials anticipate progress toward a new SALT treaty this summer and a possible five year underground test ban with Britain, while key disputes over missiles and Backfire deployment remain unresolved.

Washington Carter Andrei A. Gromyko White House Gromyko New York Moscow Cyrus R. Vance Senate Foreign Relations Committee Vance Vance-Gromyko United Nations Africa U.S

Prom night at James Wood sees familiar prom tradition

Prom details appear in Living Section. The notes say prom faces may change but the event remains the same as James Wood hosts a senior dance tonight. Warren County High clinches Region I baseball title and advances to state. Handley High wins State AA Boys Tennis Championship.

James Wood Ceer Eee Een Erreees Warren County High School Handley High School

Five Die in Oklahoma Escapees Gun Battle Finale

In Caddo Oklahoma two escaped convicts ending a month of terror killed five, including three state troopers, in two gun battles. The fugitives Claude Dennis and Michael Lancaster fired on officers before being cornered at a residence. Trooper Pat Grimes died, Summers and Hughes were among the wounded.

Oklahoma Highway Hoyt Hughes Oklahoma Caddo Okla Hoyt Claude Dennis Katherine Charles Catterton Mattie Hullum Dennis Michael Lancaster Russell Washington Washington G.D. Busby Houston Pappy"’ Summers Enid Billy Young Woodward Lancaster Summers Ernest Slack Paul Johnson Slack Pat Grimes Moore Edmund Oklahoma City

Red Cross Grain Arrives in Kolwezi Amid War Sweep

A Red Cross train delivered 120 tons of cornmeal to Kolwezi, supplying about 15,000 people for ten days. French forces continue a sweep for rebels after the May 13 seizure, with paratroopers digging foxholes around the city.

Kolwezi Zaire Red Cross Frederick Steinemann Angola Foreign Legion Defense Ministry Paris France

Police Seek Identity of Traffic Victim Near Berryville

An unidentified black man in his late 20s to early 30s was killed on Rt. 7 about five miles east of Berryville at 2 a.m. He wore dark brown pants a yellow striped shirt and a faded denim jacket. An autopsy will be performed and the driver’s identity remains withheld.

Berryville Rt. 7 Here M. E. Swiger Swiger

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