Obituaries for Ritter Campbell and Corkan in Winchester area
Col James F Ritter 67 of Arlington died today at Walter Reed Hospital Washington He was born January 21 1904 in Winchester He is survived by his widow a son James F Ritter Jr of Alexandria a daughter Patricia Dorman of Houston six grandchildren and three brothers Funeral arrangements are incomplete Clenwood Campbell 76 of Iron Gate died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital He was former Iron Gate police chief and C O Shops machinist Surviving are his widow three sons a daughter and a sister Burial and arrangements are listed at Knicely Brothers Funeral Home A graveside service for Irene R Corkan 71 of 342 Fairmont Ave who died Monday will be held tomorrow at Arlington National Cemetery Burial there The family requests donations to the American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers
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Arlington
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Col. Ritter
Winchester
T.H. Ritter
Stephanie Witkowski
James F. Ritter, Jr
Alexandria
Patricia Dorman
Houston
Tex
L. Lester Ritter
Stephens City
Frederick M. Ritter
Edwin F. Ritter
Clenwood Campbell
Iron Gate
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William Campbell
Williams
Campbell
Altha Unree Campbell
Claude Campbell
Newport News
Homer Campbell
Roy Campbell
Staunton
Lonie Kenney
Glen Wilton
Owen Campbell
Knicely Brothers Funeral Home
Irene R. Corkan
Fairmont Ave
Arlington National Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Moratorium Day Crowds Dip Across Cities
The Associated Press reports smaller Moratorium Day crowds against the Vietnam War with peaceful protests and issues such as wage-price controls voter registration prison reform and gay liberation. Six arrested outside Kirtland Air Force Base and 100 marchers in New York City garment district. City leaders faced heckling while demonstrations took place in San Antonio Chicago Philadelphia and other cities nationwide.
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Miller and Miller event aims for annual community gathering
Dick outlines plans for a yearly community event with increased local participation. Tickets are available at the Winchester Frederick County Headquarters or via the Frederick County Democratic Committee. J. N. Clore Jr. handles sales. Miller, a Virginia attorney general since 1970, is a Fairfax native and Princeton and UVA graduate with a Virginia Army service record.
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Winchester Frederick County
South Loudoun St
Frederick County
Democratic Committee
J. N. Clore, Jr
Miller
Jaycees to Hear Larrick Tonight
Democratic candidate Fred Larrick will speak at the Winchester Jaycees Ladies Night banquet at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. The event begins at 6 30 p m.
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Larrick
Fred Larrick
House of Delegates
Winchester Jaycees
Lee Jackson
Unemployed Teachers Seek Jobs in City Jails
In San Mateo a new group Organization of Unemployed Teachers OUT aims to place laid off teachers in unconventional roles such as jail schools. Founder Robert Dwan cites 89 percent of city and county jails lacking schools and invites about 5 000 Bay Area teachers to a Monday meeting. He notes rising teacher surplus and explores projects including developing jail education programs and regional, locally relevant materials with Nexus in Menlo Park.
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San Mateo
Calif
Robert Dwan
Dwan
San Francisco Bay Area
Linda Williams
Nexus
Menlo Park
OUT
Kostel Discusses Endorsement and Voter Support
Kostel says he would welcome endorsements and hopes to poll more than 500 000 votes. He notes a three way race in the 10th District, Howell and Shafran in the Tidewater south west 9th is a Republican Dem scramble, and Kostel targets Richmond 3rd and southern 4th 5th districts. He criticizes Howell as focusing on headlines over consumer protection and mentions a joint TV debate with Shafran and Howell rescheduled for WWBT Richmond on Oct 31.
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Howell
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Reception for Demo Hopefuls at Gainesboro Fire Hall
A reception for Frederick County Democratic candidates will be held Saturday night at the Gainesboro Fire Hall from 5 30 to 8 p m. All citizens of Gainesboro District and Frederick County are invited to attend.
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Frederick County
Gainesboro
Gunter Rulings Spark Public Fight Over Date Alteration
The court opinions discuss Mr. Gunter accused of falsifying a document date to mislead a Bar Committee investigating his conduct. Justices emphasize this was a civil disciplinary proceeding, not a criminal case, and note evidence does not prove misled the committee. The ruling questions the trial court’s actions on privileged communications but upholds the core finding that the date was altered to avoid a conflict of interest scrutiny.
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Winchester
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Weather Summary for Virginia October Outlook and Temperatures
Rainfall figures and temperature outlook for Virginia by dayparts. Yesterday peaked at 69 degrees with a mostly cloudy pattern and a 6 37 p.m. sunset. Extended outlook shows a chance of showers in the mountains Saturday spreading to the coast Sunday with mild highs in the 70s and 50s at night.
Senate panel limits Cambodia aid and forces
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to cap U S aid to Cambodia at 250 million dollars and limit personnel to 200. The panel added a proviso against large scale U S involvement and approved the measure 9 to 4 as part of the foreign aid bill. A separate House action on a six month war halt deadline and a 21 billion weapons bill is set for next Tuesday.
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Laos
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
U.S
House
House Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Senate
Window Broken at Pattons Grocery. Hams Stolen
A large plate glass window at Pattons Grocery 307 N Cameron St was smashed last night and six country hams weighing 10 lbs each were stolen. Pro proprietor Howard Patton estimated value at about 72 dollars based on 1.20 per pound.
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N. Cameron St
Howard Patton
Firemen Respond Twice To City Incidents
City fire companies were called twice yesterday. At 12:30 p.m. firefighters visited Timber Ridge Fruit Farm on Wyke Street to a motor wiring fire in the basement at the Butler Packing Shed. Fire Inspector Stewart Dyke said smoke was heavy and wiring suffered the only damage. A second call at 1:35 p.m. reported a car malfunction near the south bound exit of I 81 East, caused by an air conditioner and resulting in no fire or damage.
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Winchester Fire Companies
Timber Ridge
Wyke St
Butler Packing
Stewart Dyke
Winchester Adventist Open House Aims to Welcome Public
The Winchester Seventh-day Adventist Church holds an open house with a Sabbath school program focusing on Parents in the Home. Frankie and Reggie Derflinger provide music, and Mrs. Rodney Luttrell narrates the mission story. Pastor Donald A. Eckenroth preaches at 11 a.m. Discover the program starting 9:30 a.m.
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Winchester Seventh-day Adventist Church
Richard L. Clem
Rodney Luttrell
Donald A.eckenroth
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