Garrison Named Aide For Cole Dennis T
Norman W. Garrison to serve as campaign manager for Denny Cole in Stonewall District for Frederick County Board of Supervisors. Garrison, longtime county leader and Colonial Heights owner, joins Cole’s team with strong local ties and emphasis on sewerage sanitation and pollution. A separate note: Good News folk musical slated for Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Berryville Baptist Church by youth groups from Clarke, Berkeley, and Jefferson counties.
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Dennis T. Cole
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Stonewall
Norman W. Garrison
Nefftown
Mr. Garrison
Frederick County
Colonial Heights
Grace Lutheran Church
Izaak Walton League
Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department
Shasta
Cathy
John L. Supione
Garrison
Denny Cole
Board of Supervisors
Berryville Baptist Church
Berryville
Clarke, Berkeley
Jefferson Counties
Durham murder trial date set in Frederick County
Luther Durham Jr. will face a new trial in Frederick County Circuit Court on October 23 at 10 a.m. Judge George S Whitley Jr will preside after prior judges disqualified themselves. Motions will be heard by the Commonwealth and defense. Durham was previously convicted in 1965 of the knife slaying of 85 year old Annie Snow.
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Luther Durham, Jr
Frederick County
Lawrence Ambrogi
Commonwealth
George S. Whitley, Jr
Second Judicial Circuit
Whitley
State Supreme Court
Elliott Marshall
Robert K. Woltz
Ambrogi
Waltz
David G. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Durham
Annie Snow
Double Tollgate
H.E. Widener, Jr
U.S. District Court
Harrisonburg
TAC Run Off Election Set For October 23
The TAC run-off for club president pits Robann Coontz against Mike Meyers after a tie in the initial vote. The War Memorial Building opens 7 to 9 p.m. Oct 23 for TAC members to vote, per Recreation Dept. advisor Robert Fletcher.
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Robann Coontz
Mike Meyers
TAC Executive Committee
Robert Fletcher
Recreation Department
James Wood
TAC
War Memorial
Wall Street Falls Amid Slow Trading On Phase 2 Doubts
In moderate early trading the Dow Jones industrial average slid 3.58 points to 885.22 as declines outnumbered advances on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts link hesitation to unclear Phase 2 details of the new economic program. Boise Cascade rose to 235, Occidental Petroleum climbed, Chrysler and RCA fell while Gulf Oil dropped.
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NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Boise Cascade
Occidental Petroleum
Chrysler
RCA
Gulf Oil
Davis Speaks During National Newspaper Week
Mr. Davis spoke on National Newspaper Week as he was greeted by Holmes Newcome, secretary.
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Holmes Newcome
Mr. Davis
Week
Volkswagen and Datsun Boost 72 Car Prices
The Associated Press reports price increases for 1972 models by Volkswagen and Datsun tied to Nixon era surcharges and currency revaluations. The Super Beetle rises to 2278 dollars with a 75.99 import surcharge. Datsun 1200 to 2114 dollars including the surcharge. Audis and Porsches also climb.
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Volkswagen
Datsun
Associated Press
Nixon
Ford
American Motors
Robert O. Link
Nissan Motor Corp
U.S
Englewood Cliffs
N.J
James Wood FFA wins gold emblem for Endangered Environment poster
The James Wood Chapter of FFA earned the gold emblem rating in the national Build Our American Communities contest for the Endangered Environment project. Roger Zimmermann led the local effort. posters were shown in the school and shared with civic groups and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Virginia
Future Farmers
Kansas City
U.S
Roger Zimmermann
FFA
James Wood
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Winchester Evening Star
Barry’s Drug Store
W. Boscawen St
Wall Street
Jacks F. Davis
Kiwanis Club
Audi
Porsche
Virginia Is
Seve
Valley Ave
Ward Plaza
Women’s & Children’s Shoes
Imen
Rey
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce ST
Winchester
ESC
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