Four state candidates share views at Chamber luncheon
Four contenders for state office spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon and faced no audience questions. William A. Truban and Thelma Clore vie for State Senate while Raymond R. Guest Jr. and Alson H. Smith run for House of Delegates. All favored fiscal restraint and rejected tax increases or new bond issues.
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Chamber of Commerce
William A. Truban
Thelma Clore
State Senate
Raymond R. Guest Jr
Alson H. Smith
House of Delegates
Finance Committee
House
Ben B. Dutton
Legislative Action Committee
Lee Jackson
Linwood Holton
New Market
Truban
Senate
del. Raymond R. Guest Jr
Arcadia Park seeks extended study on sewer plan
Frederick County Sanitation Authority will study Arcadia Mobile Home Park proposal to connect 150 units to the county sewer while drawing water from a private source. Park would own lines and charge fees. $8 monthly service fee asked to be reduced. Authority to report on potential savings and compensation for services.
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Jim Ackley
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
Arcadia Mobile Home Park
Arcadia
Holton Speaks at Shenandoah Republican Dinner
Shenandoah Valley Republican candidates for the 16th 17th 26th and 27th districts were honored at a fundraising dinner with former Gov Linwood Holton as speaker. Local figures and supporters attended as Holton urged a two party system and endorsed the candidates.
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Lulu Williams
NEW Market
Shenandoah Valley
Fauquier County
Linwood Holton
GOP
William A. Truban
Del
Raymond R. Guest Jr
Nathan Miller
George Aldhizer
Clinton Miller
Bonnie Paul
Harrisonburg
Truban
Woodstock
Holton
Virginia
Warren French
Shenandoah County
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Winchester
J. Kenneth Robinson
Cecelia Hall
Hawthorne Drive
Winchester Fire Chief Unifies Department For Fire Prevention Week
Winchester's Fire Chief Gene Dailey completed unifying five volunteer companies into a single department since May. He emphasizes training, standard procedures, and full-time staffing to reach peak readiness with 16 paid personnel and 100 active volunteers. He aims to relocate Friendship Company and boost public fire prevention outreach.
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Tom McCabe
Winchester
Gene Dailey
Dailey
Reuss
Friendship Company
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Dorsey
Mary Dorsey
Rippon
W. Va
Hagerstown
FBI
West Virginia
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J. Miles Cory
Front Royal
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