4-H Week Projects Brighten Clarke County Courthouse Grounds
Young 4-H Club members spread across the Clarke County courthouse lawn performing yard work and mulching as part of National 4-H Club Week. In Frederick County 4-H'ers prepared posters and placemats and handed out bumper stickers and banners. County Extension staff Madeline B. Myers and Ramey Cather oversaw the activities, with 4-H through the U S Department of Agriculture via VPI.
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Clarke County
Frederick County
4-H
Caroline McKay
Jan Silman
Kim Carter
Bill McIntosh
Sally Levi
Robin Stickles
Lisa Grubbs
Kim McIntosh
Kelly Chapman
Kate Chapman
Tina Chapman
Bryan McKay
Mike Cather
Clarence Johnson
Richmond Teens Face Juvenile Court Over Explosive Cache
State police arrested two Richmond youths ages 17 and 15 on Interstate 95 after discovering them walking with cardboard boxes containing bags of gunpowder and ammunition. A juvenile court hearing was set for today on charges of possession of explosives.
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Richmond (Ap
Richmond
Forum Highlights Issues for Frederick County Board Candidates
Frederick County Board of Supervisors candidates debated at James Wood High School. Topics included water sewer funding annexation prevention recreational facilities and pollution control. Candidates Snarr Dicks Rosenburger Brumback Russell Phillips and others outlined plans and intensifying citizen involvement.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
James Wood
George Snarr Jr
Shawnee
Snarr
Raymond Sandy
Opequon
Gene Dicks
Thomas Rosenburger
Back Creek
Thomas Brumback
Stonewall
Gainesboro
Robert Russell
County School Board
James Hutton
Frederick County
Russell
Board of Supervisors
Laryaramine
Top industrialists reverse stance on wage price controls
Industrialists in the Business Council shift from near total rejection to near unanimous support for Nixon’s price freeze and Phase 2. They foresee 5 to 6 percent wage boosts guided by the Pay Board and expect Phase 2 to last 18 months to two years. The group endorses the Price Commission and notes assurances that Pay Board decisions won’t be vetoed by the Cost of Living Council.
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Hot Springs
Business Council
Nixon
Labor Industry Public Pay Board
Price Commission
White House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Abortions in New York Reach 181,821 in First Year of Law
New York reported 181,821 abortions in the first year after liberalization, mostly by white women under 25 from outside the state. About 75 percent occurred in the first three months of pregnancy. State Health Department data show 98,084 abortions were performed on nonresidents from 48 states.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
State Health Department
Department
Utah
New Mexico
Senate panel approves cut to military aid and Israel earmark
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to end all aid to Pakistan and earmark 85 million for Israel while cutting military aid 20 percent to 565 million from 705 million. The panel tied its approval to Nixon's 3.5 billion foreign aid request and postponed final action until next week.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pakistan
Israel
Nixon
U.S
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Congress
Indian Subcontinent
Alliance For Progress In
Latin America
House
Church
Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Arraignment Set Oct 26 for Texas City Man in Armed Robbery
In Frederick County Circuit Court on Tuesday Robert Joseph Carr of Texas City Texas had arraignment scheduled for Oct 26 on an armed robbery indictment with George Shanks appointed as his attorney. Russell Lee Loy of Mountain Falls received a three year penitentiary sentence after a guilty verdict for shooting into a vehicle carrying his brother near Mt Williams last December. The report notes ongoing pollution threatens Chesapeake Bay seafood.
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Frederick County
Robert Joseph Carr
Texas City
Texas
George Shanks
Russell Lee Loy
Mountain Falls
Charles R. Loy
Mt. Williams
Festival of Faith opens Sunday in Winchester TN
Dr. Wallace Davis Chappell, pastor of McKendree United Methodist Church in Nashville, arrives for the Festival of Faith at Market Street United Methodist Church. The event runs nightly through Oct. 22 with choirs from James Wood, Handley High, and Shenandoah College, and broadcasts on Winchester Cable TV and WINC.
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Wallace Davis Chappell
McKendree United Methodist Church
Nashville
James Wood
Handley High
Shenandoah College
Harlan Hannum
Market Street Church
Church Women United
Robert Hockman
Winchester
WINC
Wh‘pl
Shah of Iran Hosts Eight Course Banquet for Anniversary
The Shah entertained 500 guests from 68 nations at Persepolis with an eight course, six wine feast, featuring roast peacock quail and lamb. Empress Farah and dignitaries attended as guests viewed a starlit sound light show. Israel was not invited drawing editorials from the Jerusalem Post.
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Shah of Iran
Persepolis
Iran
Persia
Spiro T. Agnew
Poland
Sweden
Farah
Maxim's
Paris
Grace
Monaco
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Anne
Britain
Prince Philip
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet Union
Romania
Agnew
Grand Duke of
Luxembourg
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Pakistan
Shah
Ingrid
Denmark
Fabiola
Belgium
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Frederik
Cyrus the Great
Israel
Jerusalem Post
Cyrus
Babylon
Senior Recital Sunday at Shenandoah College
Vincent Tornello from Oceanside New York a Shenandoah College senior alto saxophone major in music education will present his recital Sunday at 3 p.m. in Armstrong Auditorium. Tornello a senior class president Alpha Phi Omega Wind Ensemble Jazz Ensemble Saxophone Quartet Pep Band director and dormitory resident advisor will perform Bach Fourth Sonata Heiden Sonata Dubois Suite Francaise Glazounov and Petiot concert works.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Armstrong
Vincent Tornello
Shenandoah
Gerald Brown
Oceanside
N.Y
Tornello
Alpha Phi Omega
J. S. Bach
Bernhard Heiden
Pierre Max Dubois
A. Glazounov
A. Petiot
Homecoming at Mt Pleasant UMC with Rev Don Austin
Mt Pleasant United Methodist Church hosts homecoming events starting Sunday at 10 a.m. with Sunday School and worship at 11 a.m. A noon luncheon follows, and an afternoon service at 2 p.m. Rev. Don Austin is the guest speaker for both services.
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Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church
Don Austin
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