Berryville Seeks 93000 Grant for New Sewage Plant
The Water Control Board recommends a $93,000 grant to Berryville for a new sewage treatment facility funded by federal pollution control programs. At the council meeting, Mayor Canter announced reappointments to committee posts for the year ending Aug 31, 1969, and several road, water, and safety projects were approved.
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Berryville
Water Control Board
A. H. Taessler
The
Garland M. Canter
William Bowerman
Kenneth C. Levi
Levi
Roy Potts
Potts
Thomas Howell
E. L. Magruder
Strasburg Community Survey Targets Improvements
A public opinion study by the Strasburg Jaycees seeks resident input on priorities for community action. Earlier polls helped fund lights at Strasburg High School, with key questions on five needs and local zoning or annexation plans.
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Strasburg
Jaycees
PTA Units To Help Air Bond Issues
County PTA units plan to aid in informing voters about the $81 million bond referendums on November 5 for Virginia higher education and mental hospital projects. Funds include $67.23 million for six new community colleges and other needs, with $13.77 million for mental hospitals and facilities for retarded children and a psychiatric institute. A film strip from the State Chamber of Commerce explains how the bonds operate without tax increases and how yearly repayments come from the budget. Mrs. David S. Dorman notes the films will be available at the Chamber office for viewing.
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Frederick County Council
PTA
Virginia
State Chamber of Commerce
Mills Godwin
General
David S. Dorman
PTA Council
Chamber of Commerce
Martha Funk Receives Virginia Conservation Education Award
Stephens City Elementary School teacher Miss Martha Funk earns an achievement award from the Virginia Resource Use Education Council for outstanding classroom work in conservation education. Funk, a county educator since 1932, has taught at Gravel Springs and White Hall before joining Stephens City School as a fifth grade teacher.
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Martha Funk
Stephens City Elementary
Virginia Resource Use Education Council
H. Denis Hoover
Melton F. Wright
Frederick County
Funk
Gravel Springs
White Hall
Stephens City School
Mary Helen Massie
Johnson Launches Strong Campaign Push Across Nation
President Johnson speaks on NBC radio urging a Democratic ballot with Humphrey Muskie as key ticket. He contrasts Democratic gains with Republican plans he says would dismantle progress, denounces Wallace, and attacks Nixon’s record on education and Medicare.
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Washington
Johnson
T the People
MBC
International Ladies Garmenters Union
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Hubert Humphrey
America
Republican Party
White House
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Nixon
Humphrey
Truck Fire Damages Vehicle on I 81 Near Sen sency Road
Firefighters responded to a southbound truck blaze on Interstate 81 just south of the Sensency Road bridge at 2 45 p m yesterday. Inspector Gochenour said the truck owned by J C Young of Staunton was a total loss. the cargo of empty apple crates was undamaged. George Washington as president declined a carpet gift from the king of France.
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Shawnee
Winchester
Sensency Road
William Gochenour
J.C. Young
Staunton
George Washington
France
Muskie Reports Net Worth Of 106 468 In Campaign Statement
Sen Edmund S Muskie Democratic vice presidential candidate says his total net worth is 106 468 with real estate and securities the bulk. He lists Bethesda Maryland home worth 65 000 and Kennebunk Maine home 30 000 with mortgages 36 026 and 12 621 respectively. Securities 14 940, household goods 11 000, vehicles 4 780, life insurance cash value 12 930, Civil Service Retirement Fund 18 550. liabilities 48 647 mortgages 2 250 bank loan 2 370 misc.
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Trenton
N.J
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Bethesda
Kennebuck
Maine
New Jersey
U.S. Civil Service Retirement Fund
Two-Vehicle Crash on Rt 50 Near Winchester Causes $1,100 Damages
State Police report a 3:45 p.m. crash on Rt. 50, 0.8 mile east of Winchester, when George Custer of Berryville turned left into Jack Lindsay of 702 Virginia Ave. Lindsay sustained $600 damage and Custer $500 in the collision.
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Rt. 50
Winchester
L.M. Bauserman
Jack Lindsay
Virginia Ave
George Custer
Berryville
Custer
Lindsay
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Rice St
Jack Enders, Jr
Athur, Inc
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Winchester, Virginia
Electric
Ane Anderson
W. Boscawen St
Strasburg Survey
Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg - Rockingham
L. A
Felix Landau
Los Angeles
Mary Baldwin College
Mattha Ss. Grafton
John Paul Jones
Tiffany Foundation
Enrico Montenegro
Anton Tapies
James Gill
Time Magazine
Potomac Edison
P.E
Altoghany Power
LBJ
Congress
Tenyck
Denny’s
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