Obituaries for Jaeger Funk Burner Crim Ward in area churches
Obituaries list Addie Virginia Jaeger of Charles Town widow of Herman Jaeger died Sunday in Jefferson Memorial Hospital born in Jefferson County former teacher funeral today at Smith and Strider Charles Town burial Edge Hill Cemetery. Brooke G. Funk of 120 Shirley Street died this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital funeral arrangements incomplete. Ida Mae Burner 90 of Berryville died Sunday funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville burial Green Hill Cemetery. Virginia Louise Crim 72 of Front Royal died Sunday in Warren Memorial Hospital born January 14 1903 in Vaucluse Frederick County survived by two sons two daughters five grandchildren nine great grandchildren funeral today Front Royal Bible Church burial Prospect Hill Cemetery. Elwood Johnson Ward 61 of 8 N Purcell Ave died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital funeral today 1 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Addie Jaeger
Addie Virginia Jaeger
Charles Town
W. Va
Berryville
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Brooke G. Funk
Shirley St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Ida Mae Burner
Rt. 1
John H. Enders
Craig B. Burleson
Henry Burner
John
Phil
Harry
Robert Cunningham
George Craig
Aubrey Waters
Green Hill Cemetery
Virginia L. Crim
Virginia Louise Crim
Steele St
Front Royal
Warren Memorial Hospital
Crim
Vaucluse
Frederick County
Frank
Della Tewart Strickler
Clarence E. White
Glen Burnie
Walter F. White
Chicago
Ill
Gladys) Massie Sr
Wesley
Mabel) Campbell
Garland Strickler
Stephens City
Harry Strickler
Riverton
Claude Strickler
Winchester
Lucille Steffler
Baltimore
Front Royal Bible Church
John J. Stevenson
Prospect Hill Cemetery
New York Mayor Frees Up Revised Debt Projection
Mayor Abraham Beame says the three year operating deficit for New York City may be $800 million, possibly $200 million too high. He will present an optimistic revised deficit to the Emergency Financial Control Board and outline $52.2 million in cuts already planned with the rest to be detailed later. The state board, led by Gov. Carey, can approve or reject the plan. President Ford rejects federal bailout while Rockefeller suggests possible aid if a balance plan by 1978 is shown.
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New York
Abraham D. Beame
New York City
Beame
State Emergency Financial Control Board
Hugh Carey
Board of Estimate
Washington
White House
Ron Nelson
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Congress
FBI Probes Dynamite Bombings at Pine Ridge Reservation
FBI agents investigate four dynamite bombings on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation causing about 45000 in damage. No injuries reported. Damaged sites include the BIA headquarters and Law and Order Building as well as the tribal headquarters court chambers and a Nebraska Public Power substation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Ridge
S.D
FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Richard G. Held
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Held
BIA
BIA Law and Order
Theodore Tibbetts
Nebraska Public Power District
Water fears trigger two Marion County jail escapee recapture
Federal prisoners Edward Roche and Maurice Philion, both 39 and 40, were captured miles apart near Salem after escaping from the Marion Federal Penitentiary with three others. They cited fear of polluted creeks and lack of water, while other escapees remained at large until later recapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Ill
Marion
Salem
Edward Roche
N.C
Dennis D. Hunter
Chicago
Henry Gargano
Ohio
Gargano
Hunter
Roche
Philion
Baltimore & Ohio
Tom Fischer
Hearst Allowed to Eat With Prisoners at San Mateo Jail
Patricia Hearst now may share meals with other prisoners at the San Mateo County jail. Sheriff John R. McDonald Jr says heightened security costs up to 200 a day due to Hearst and mentions tape recorder smuggling by Patricia Tobin during a visit. He notes Hearst remains calm and connected with family and lawyers while security increases and routines shift to maximum security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
Calif
Patricia Hearst
San Mateo County
John R. McDonald Jr
Patricia Tobin
Miss Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
Vicki
Anne
Miss Tobin
McDonald
Miss
Famous Last Words About Money and Saving Wisely
The piece cautions against impulse spending when windfalls arrive and warns about overreliance on credit. It urges regular small savings, planning major purchases, and building a cash cushion of at least two months pay. It notes the value of saving even modest weekly amounts and the risk of losing income.
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David Smith
Elva Place
Washington and
Amherst Streets
New York Times News Service
Associated Press
Paris
Preparatory Conference of
Charles Robinson
Robinson
Tokyo
China
U. S
United States
Nixon
Shanghai
Chou En-lai
Hsinhua
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Information Department
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Kissinger
Tibet
U.S
State Department
Patty Hearst
Hearst
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
George A. Froom
Baker Lane
Red Barn
Weems Lane
Armco
Stauffer Building Systems, Inc
Andria
Virginia
Palitica Building Systems
ARMC
Harry M
Wee
Floor Shop
North
Loudoun ST. Mall
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