Obituaries from Winchester area. Sowers Wood Lichliter Sisk
Obituaries notice lists Charles Willard Sowers 79 of Berryville dies at Loudoun Hospital. Florence Jane Wood Wood 73 of Roanoke memorial obituary with multiple survivors listed. Harry Corban Lichliter Sr. 70 of Strasburg dies. funeral at Stover with burial at Sacred Heart. Neville L. Sisk 64 of Mt Falls dies. services at Jones Funeral Home.
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Charles Willard Sowers
Washington Square Apartments
Berryville
Loudon Memorial Hospital
Leesburg
Enders Funeral Home
Florence Wood
Florence Jane Kelley Wood
Virginia Ave
Vinton
Winchester
Middletown
Harry Lichliter
Harry Corban Lichliter
Strasburg
Lichliter
Shenandoah County
George and
Ida Miller Lichliter
Lichliter Pontiac Co
Mary Alma Smith Lichliter
Harry Corban Lichliter Jr
Nina Keller
Violet Blanton
Clary
Stover
Cyril
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Ronald Stickley
Joseph Lurz
Woody Kline
John Doyle
Silas Phillips
Tom Williams
Neville L. Sisk
Mt. Falls
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sisk
Purcellville
Strother L
Alice £. Longerbeam Sisk
Hillsboro Baptist Church
Theodore H. Sisk
Robert T. Sisk
Alexandria
Violet Thompson
Port Richie
Fla
Getty Akers
Indian Head
Valeria Morgan
Dorothy Rowe
Bluemont
Hazel Park
Florida
Jones Funeral Home
Russell J. Urquhart
Mount Olive Cemetery
Hayfield
New York City Deepens Debt by 183 Million in Year
The city added 183 million to its debt ending July 1, bringing total net debt to 11.3 billion. City obligations stood at 6.2 billion while 5.1 billion came from the Municipal Assistance Corp. The report notes 1,550 per resident, a national high.
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New York
New York City
Sidney Schwartz
Municipal Assistance Corp
Centenarian votes after long trek to polls
In Spartanburg South Carolina Ed Coleman 103 walked two miles to vote arriving exhausted after dawn. He told officials he crawled the final stretch and rested as needed saying he would walk to the mailbox if necessary. Coleman urged young people to vote and use their voice in government.
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Coleman
Spartanburg
Max McKinney
Danville Council Violated Open Meetings Law Says Judge
Circuit Court Judge B A Davis III ruled that Danville City Council violated the Virginia Freedom of Information Act by holding an improper three hour closed session on June 7. He did not void actions taken but requires disclosure of what occurred. The session preceded decisions to overturn the planning commission and permit a new car dealership on U S 58 near Windsor Heights. The motion to enter executive session was too vague and did not list agenda items. The judge did not impose a $500 fine on eight council members and postponed ruling on costs and fees. Some session details may be privileged under attorney client relations with City Attorney W Ewell Barr. The Windsor Heights suit also alleges the planning commission decision was illegal for lack of demonstration of arbitrary abuse of discretion.
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Danville
B.A. Davis III
Davis
City Planning Commission
U.S. 58
Windsor Heights
Enance
Windsor
Es Commission
Commission
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