Pharmacists Highlight Venereal Disease During Pharmacy Week
Local pharmacists observe National Pharmacy Week October 3 to 9 to educate the public on venereal disease. The campaign stresses awareness, prevention, and treatment, noting syphilis and gonorrhea as the major forms and urging testing and early treatment.
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The
American Pharmaceutical Association
National Professional Society of the Pharmacists of the
United States
Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
Association
Challenge Game at Lord Fairfax Campus Set for Noon
Lord Fairfax Community College hosts the first gridiron contest on its new field tomorrow at noon. Manchey’s Monsters face the faculty Fairfax Lords in a friendly with cheerleaders from both sides and practices underway.
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Lord Fairfax
Lord Fairfax Community College
New “College
Paul Manchey
Manchey
Monsters
Fairfax Lords
J. Thomas Mills, Jr
Walter K. Malinowski, Jr
Douglas M. Barrick
William C.B. Berghaus
William P. Briley
Donald A. DePoy
Maurice J. Duffey
Jack Fansler
Jerome J. Friga
John L. Fugate
J. Timothy Grey
Herbert Kaslow
William H. McCoy
Harold G. McMullen
Walter K. Malinowski
James T. Markley
Francis E. Martin
Roger L. Milburn
David J. Palmer
John L. Snapp
Vernon Stead
Robert W. Tolliver
Gregory M. Toth
Gary L. Tusing
Blaine Alkire
L.D. Arnold
E.J. Bowers
Donald Burke
Jack Christiansen
Joe Cooper
John Costello
Lewis Haines
Charles Kline
Luke Lavender
William Licklider
William McCauley
William Miller
Roland Rice
Tinker Thompson
Larry Vance
Donald Walton
Arson Probe Casts Light On Two Richmond Campus Fires
In Richmond two early morning fires damaged Virginia Commonwealth University buildings. The first fire heavily damaged the office area of VCU President Warren Brandt and several vice presidents and was labeled suspicious. A second blaze in the Hibbs Building basement caused smoke throughout the four story classroom structure as police and officials searched campus buildings.
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Richmond
Virginia Commonwealth University
VCU
Warren Brandt
Hibbs
Fire near Loudoun Street causes minor damage
Winchester firemen quickly extinguished a rear yard blaze at 314 South Loudoun Street around 8:25 a.m. Fire Inspector S.R. Dyke said the fire near an old oil tank may have been started by three small boys attempting to start a fire. investigation is ongoing.
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Winchester
S. Loudoun St
S.R. Dyke
Second Outdoor Concert Sunday At Shenandoah
The second of three Shenandoah College outdoor concerts under Paul Noble features the Wind Ensemble and Concert Band with about 125 performers. The program includes works by Shostakovich Texidor Jager Osser Berlioz Bacharach and invites the public to bring lawn chairs for lawn seating. In rain the concert moves to Armstrong Auditorium.
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Shenandoah College and
Conservatory of Music
Paul Noble
Shenandoah
Fire department awards certificate to Frank Clem
The State Dept of Education presents a fire schools certificate to Frank Clem, a member of South End Fire Company. Congratulating him is Thomas C. Glass, Winchester city councilman and Fire & Civil Defense Committee chairman.
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State Dept. of Education
Frank Clem
South End Fire Company
Clem
Thomas C. Glass
Winchester
Council
Fire & Civil Defense Committee
David Newlin
Paternity Law Emerges In Virginia Welfare Plan
Virginia officials push for a paternity measure requiring husbands in homes with children to share legal responsibility even if not the biological father. Otis L. Brown outlines a package for Gov. Holton including a man-in-house work rule, a statewide juvenile court network, and reforms to limit welfare rolls by requiring support from step parents and spouses. A regional jail plan for Henry County advances, with bids and details to come.
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Virginia
State Department of Welfare and Institutions
Otis L. Brown
Brown
Welfare and Institutions Board
Linwood Holton
General Assembly
Welfare Department
Welfare Board
Henry County
Americans Killed In Vietnam Last Week
Twenty one Americans were killed in combat in Vietnam last week, eight fewer than the previous week, the U S Command reported. Wounded totaled 117, up 70 from two weeks earlier, with higher casualties among South Vietnamese forces and allied units.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Richard Gardner
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Albatross Nesting Site Near Dunedin To Get Observatory
A rocky spur at Otago Peninsula near Dunedin New Zealand is the only mainland albatross nesting site. A public observatory is planned nearby to let naturalists observe the royal albatross more closely than anywhere else.
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Dunedin
New Zealand
Otago Peninsula
South Island
Tudor warship Mary Rose found near Portsmouth in mint condition
The hull of the Tudor warship Mary Rose was located near Portsmouth England in near pristine condition. The ship sank during a 1545 battle with a French fleet off the coast.
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Portsmouth
England
Henry VIII
Virginia Woman Dies Suspected Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Med ical College of Virginia reports 29 year old Sadie Clary Thomas of Brodnax died last Friday from cerebral atrophy likely caused by Rocky Mountain spotted fever. State Health Department says if confirmed, first Virginia death from the disease this year.
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Richmond
Medical College of Virginia
Brodnax
Rocky Mountain
MCV
Sadie Clary Thomas
State Health Department
Virginia
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Bill Sheads
S. Loudoun Street
Dacron
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Valley Ave
Ward Plaza
Nile
Children’s Now
Montgomery
DIAG
AFC
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