Distributing Assets Through Wills and Trusts
A tax expert describes how wills and especially trusts can reduce estate taxes for families. Banks like C&S, F&M, and SVNB favor naming a bank as executor and trustee for continuity, with advice to fund trusts for children while giving the widow income from the children's trust.
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Bob Hersey
Commercial and Savings Bank
C&s
Children's Trust
Children’s Trust
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
F&m
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
SVNB
Sentencing Postponed in Crawford Robbery Case
David E. Crawford pleaded guilty to robbing the Stephens City Exxon of 130 dollars on June 20. The sentencing in Frederick County Circuit Court was delayed for Marine Corps testimony and an uncolored report. The court also heard a pre trial psychiatric report on John Albert Curry and indicted others including James W. Graninger for murder and Gregory A. Cain for manslaughter.
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David E. Crawford
Stephens City
Frederick County
Robert K. Woltz
U.S. Marine Corps
Crawford
Marine Corps
Woltz
John Albert Curry
James W. Graninger
Jesse James Sisk
Southern States
Gregory A. Cain
David McClendon
Mark Anderson
Siamese Twins Joined at the Heart Revealed at Duke
Duke Medical Center doctors confirm twins born to a Fuquay Varina couple are joined at the heart with a bridge of tissue and other serious defects. They were moved from Wake Memorial Hospital to Duke for treatment and further testing on shared organs.
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Wake Memorial Hospital
Raleigh
Duke
Howard C. Filsten
Fall Clean Up Week Opens in Winchester
City Engineer L. L. Branner announced Oct 9 to 14 as Fall Clean-Up Week to coincide with Fire Prevention Week. Residents may place attic or basement items at the curb for two open-truck collections including metal recycling. Call 662 7761 if any material remains after the second collection.
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L. L. Branner
Winchester
Branner
Public Works Department
Magic Fingers Closed After Plea Deals in Front Royal Court
Three women from different areas pleaded guilty or no contest yesterday in General District Court over charges tied to the S. Royal Ave establishment once known as Magic Fingers. Hutson faced a no contest plea for keeping a bawdy place with a $200 fine and license surrender. Crider pleaded guilty to prostitution with a $100 fine. Barb also pleaded guilty to frequenting a bawdy place and was fined $100.
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Front Royal
Ronn Mason
Mason
Walter M. Duncan
Milton Robertson
General District Court
Commonwealth
S. Royal
Magic Fingers
Linda Sue Hutson
S. Royal Ave
Robert Hayes
Gleadus Alice Crider
Alexandria
Easter Virginia Barb
Woodbridge
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