Weekend Crashes Hospitalize Three In Area Traffic Spreads
Three crashes over the weekend sent several people to Memorial Hospital and others treated and released. A seven year old girl from Acme City suffered multiple injuries after being struck by a car. Gerald Marple and Johnny Kerns, both teens from local addresses, were hospitalized with serious injuries after a single vehicle wreck on Cedar Creek Grade. John Edward Neel of Keyser was admitted for a broken left leg from a Sunday crash on Rt. 50. Four others were treated after a two car collision on Rt. 50 near the I 81 overpass. A tire blowout on Rt 522 caused damage to multiple cars and a power pole incident near Cameron Street. The incidents were reported by state and local police with details varying by case.
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Wapaeeee Memorial Hospital
Carolyn
Acne City
Stephens City
Cedar Creek
Gerald Marple
Johnny Allen Kerns
Rt. 2
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Marple
Kerns
B.E. Williams
Winchester
Robert Boyd
Williams
C.D. Taylor
Mr. Neel
Rt. 50
James Fleming
Madeline Fleming
White Post
Susan Shuman
Elizabeth Shuman
Johnstown
Rt. 522
L.W. Waters
Frank Clinton Walker
Salem
Kenneth Waybright
Cross Junction
Harold Charles Sitterly, Jr
Akron
Ohio
Urbanization Said New to Frederick
Feasibility studies for Sunnyside Senseny Road and Dye Wea Villa shown potential consumers offset costs. By 1968 financing arranged but July negotiations broke off. New plan uses wells at Apple Pie Ridge to supply water and sewer from Red Bud Run to Sunnyside and Abrams Creek areas.
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Sunnyside
Senseny Road
Dye-Wea Villa
Colvard
Senseng Road
Apple Pie Ridge
John McNair & Associates
Board of Supervisors
Sanitation Authority
Opequon
Rt. 7 E
Abrams Creek
Frederick Heights
Shenandoah Hills
Greenwood Heights
Burning Knolls
Massie outlines Byrd bid and sewer financing plan
Mrs. Massie profiles Harry Flood Byrd Jr as a leader, notes her Winchester roles, and outlines a proposed $7 to $8 million sewer system financed by revenue bonds with a $3 million cushion. Landowner and business surcharges are proposed to fund the project, with two-year service rollout contingent on feasibility and connections. The discussion touches annexation, the Sanitation Authority, and the Wea Villa area.
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Harry Flood Byrd, Jr
Massie
Hot Springs
Ark
Teresa Jennings
Winchester
Colvard
Wea Villa
Senseng Road
John S. Davenport III
Sanitation Authority
Board of Supervisors
Annexation
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Davenport
Vast Saigon Crackdown Nets 8000 Arrests In One Month
In Saigon, police report more than 8,000 arrests in the first month of a three month campaign called Vi Dan for the people. The drive targets social evils in the Saigon Cholon Gia Dinh metro area with shops accused of breaking economic rules and weapons seized, though many arrests were for traffic violations or petty crimes like long hair.
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Saigon
Saigon-Cholon
Gia Dinh
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Keyser
W. Va
Gore
Naomi Michael Miller
Watson Ave
Herbert Holliday
Cameron
Cork St
Alice Lupton Seabright
Leicester St
Larry Sullivan
Winchester Volunteers
Interstate 81
Frederick
Mrs. Massie
Wayside Foundation For the Arts, Inc
Christ Episcopal Church
Altar Guild of the Church
Century Club of
Little Garden Club
Shenandoah Valley
David R. Huddle
New York City
Elizabeth, Masgie
Richmond
Europe
DIAL
Winchester Evening Star
Lost
Beagle
Puta
Gaunt
Gaunt’s Drug
Melvin Boone Sr
Kaiser Aluminum
FREE
Halterman
Aluminum
Moorefield
W.va
Kibler’s
John Robinson
Lake Holiday Estates
Lake Holiday Estates, Inc
P.O
Call
Kaiser
Graham Nelson
Plaza Real Estate Agency
Misc
Colonial Heights
RED Delicious
Stayman
Glass Orchard
Middle Road
Richards Fruit Market
Westinghouse
Kenmore Oil
Winchester Credit Corp
Rouss Ave
Winchester, Va
Wood
River Front
Forks of Capon
James H. Bidinger
Green Spring
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
R.B. Young