Linda Berryman Fall Day at Burwell-Morgan Mill
Linda Berryman 17 daughter of James E. and Mrs. Berryman of Bufflick Road enjoys a fall day by the millrace at Burwell-Morgan Mill Millwood. A senior at James Wood High School she belongs to Tri-Hi-Y Latin Club FHA and Concert Choir. She likes singing piano and sewing.
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Linda Berryman
Burwell-Morgan
Millwood
James E. Berryman
Bufflick Road
James Wood High School
Linda
DDC Seeks Tax Plan to Fund Loudoun St Semi Mall
Winchester officials discuss financing for the Loudoun Street Semi Mall a $216000 project including paving drainage lighting landscaping and cost details. The Downtown Development Committee proposes landlords and tenants on Loudoun Street pay shares with the city covering half the required funding and bonds at 5 percent.
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Winchester
Loudoun St
Piccadilly
Cork St
Irvin Shendon
DDC
Winchester Parking Authority
Shendon
Rouss
City of
Cork Sts
Rain totals and monthly records from 1966 to 1971
Weather data notes a September rainfall era with 9.27 inches in 1966 and 30.63 inches year to date in 1971. The fragment references rainfall totals and a period summary without full context.
30 000 Bushels of Apples Lost in Fire
A packing house fire near the Patrick County line in Carroll County destroyed 30 000 bushels of apples. Damages exceed 100 000 dollars. Newman Grocery Co. says storage area suffered extensive damage while 30 workers escaped harm. Firewalls and doors confined the blaze, installed after a 1966 fire. Fire crews arrived as workers tried to douse the flames.
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Arrarat
Newman Grocery Co
Thursay
Harley Hall
Carroll County
Patrick County
Voter Books To Stay Open For Virginia Students
U S District Judge Robert R Merhige Jr said he will order registration books kept open a week past the midnight Saturday deadline to help Virginia college students vote in the November 2 election. The plan was outlined to reporters by ACLU attorney Robert Dwoskin after a court hearing.
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Richmond
U.S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Virginia
Merhige
Robert Dwoskin
American Civil Liberties Union
Dwoskin
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate Votes Withdrawal Amendment
The Senate approved a Mansfield led plan for total U S withdrawal from Indochina within six months by a 57 to 38 vote. The move aims to end the war though House approval remains doubtful. A related draft extension amendment had earlier passed the Senate but failed in the House.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
U.S
Indochina
House
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Ohio
Mansfield
Laos
Thomas F . Eagleton
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
United Nations
Rhodesia
Robert Dole
Kansas
Gulf of Tonkin
Vietnam
Congress
Area Candidates Air Views At Jaycee Event
Republican hopefuls and Democrats in the 217th District debated education drugs and public funds at a Jaycees candidates night. Koontz touted education programs worth 333 million in a new state constitution, Larrick urged free textbooks, Guest urged local control and tougher drug penalties, while incumbent Gibb highlighted nine laws he helped pass. Smalley urged sound public fund use and drug education, Truban could not attend.
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Star
S. Roger Koontz
House of Delegates
Jaycees
Koontz
J.fred Larrick
Raymond Guest, Jr
L. Duncan Gibb
House of Délégates
House
Robert W. Smalley
Senate
William Truban
Smalley
Truban
Nixon May Seek Port Injunction Amid Nationwide Strikes
Dock workers on all coasts and thousands of coal miners walked out as talks with shippers and coal producers collapsed. President Nixon signaled a Taft Hartley 80 day injunction if ports shut down. miners seek higher wages and welfare funding as nationwide labor action expands across states.
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Associated Press
Gulf
West
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Maine
Texas
New York
Beaumont
Port Arthur
West Coast
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
U.S
Nixon
United Mine Workers
UMW
Washington
Chicago
Melvin B. Fry
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Congress
Storm Ginger Inland After Hurricane Link Hits North Carolina
Tropical Storm Ginger moved inland after hitting the coast as a hurricane with 90 mph gusts. It flooded streets from Washington to Morehead City, caused one death, and left about 1,931 people in Red Cross shelters across six coastal counties.
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Morehead City
N.C
North Carolina
U.S. Weather Service
Raleigh
Weather Service
Washington
Insurance Information Institute
Atlanta
Beaufort
Atlantic
Belhaven
Pungo
Bath
Atlantic Beach
Swan Quarter
Red Cross
National Guard
National
Bob Scott
The
Highway Patrol
Charles Clifford Price
Washington, D.C
Pungo River
Pamlico River
Tropical Storm Ginger Hits Virginia With Winds and Rain
Tropical storm Ginger brings brisk winds and heavy rains to south central and eastern Virginia with potential for heavier rainfall in the mountains later. The piece mentions local names and stores in a clipped, partially readable context.
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Richmond
Virginia
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ACLU
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Troy
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