Obituary for Janet Lee Cooke of Front Royal
A funeral service for Mrs Janet Lee Cooke of Rt. 2 Front Royal who died yesterday will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in the chapel of Robertshaw Funeral Home Front Royal. Dr Melton Wright officiates. Burial will be in Shenandoah Memorial Park Winchester.
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Janet Lee Cooke
Rt. 2
Front Royal
Robertshaw
Melton Wright
Fred Cooke
Daniel Cooke
Charles Cooke
Ronnie Cooke
Ross Cooke
William S. Royston
Kenneth Spence
William C. Humphries
William Sargeant
Thomas H. DeHaven, Jr
James O
Pennsylvania man charged with grand larceny in White Post theft
Dennis W. Stickley 33 of Pennsylvania was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Douglas Anderson on grand larceny charges for stealing a microwave oven from Brads Esso in White Post Friday night. He remains jailed awaiting arraignment in Frederick County Court in lieu of a $5,000 bond.
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Dennis W. Stickley
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Douglas Anderson
Brads Esso
White Post
Mr. Stickley
Post Office Issues Veterans Day Holiday Schedule
Winchester Postmaster Joseph C Haines outlines the Veterans Day weekend schedule. Saturday includes city and rural delivery, regular Saturday collections, and window service until noon. Sunday services remain normal. Monday holiday services include lockbox, special delivery, and mail dispatches, but no window service or carrier delivery.
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Winchester
Joseph C. Haines
Ziegler Firm Entered About $50 Taken
The firm of Robert W. Ziegler Inc on West Germain Street was burglarized last night. Approximately $50 in petty cash was taken and desks ransacked. Entry was gained by prying open a window, police said.
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Robert W. Ziegler, Inc
W. Germain St
Warren Rudolph
Rudolph
Salvation Army Rummage Sale Set for Saturday
The Salvation Army Home League sponsors a rummage sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in the building front room. Items include household goods, children's clothes, and men’s and women’s apparel. The public is invited.
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Salvation Army Home League
UNC Enrolls Students from Every U S State
The University of Northern Colorado reports its student body includes representatives from all fifty states, reflecting a nationwide reach in admissions and outreach efforts.
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The
University of Northern Colorado
Frederick County Supervisors Candidates Focus on Schools Taxes and Roads
Frederick County Board candidates Thomas Rosenberger Dennis Cole and Gene Dicks voiced priorities in a session centered on schools taxes and highway safety. Rosenberger highlighted three new schools and budget prudence, Cole pressed for Rt 7 Valley Mill Road I-81 intersection improvements, and Dicks urged value over prestige in spending to benefit taxpayers.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Thomas Rosenberger
Back Creek
Dennis T
Denny) Cole
Stonewall
Gene Dicks
Opequon
Cole
Colonial Heights
Valley Mill Road
Norman Garrison
Rt. 7
Highway Department
False fire alarm mobilizes Winchester volunteers and state police
At 11:35 last night a call prompted Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad, Shawnee and Round Hill volunteers, and the State Police to surge from the Shenandoah River area along Rt. 50. They searched east and west of the city for a car fire with occupants, but found nothing.
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Winchester
Shawnee and
Round Hill
Rt. 50
Shenandoah River
PTA Endorses Desegregation and Human Relations Focus
In Richmond the Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers wrapped a three day convention with resolutions backing local school board moves to end racial segregation, opposing sex discrimination in education, and urging more human relations training for teachers. About two thirds of 250 delegates attended to approve the resolutions as the gathering ended Wednesday.
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Richmond
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Trade meeting hears ambassador weigh import tax and Japan ties
In Williamsburg the World Trade Conference hosts Nobuhiko Ushiba who rushes to a 1 PM address amid hopes for a policy statement on the 10 percent import surcharge. Commerce official James T. Lynn defends the tax as temporary and urges open trade.
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Williamsburg
Virginia
Nobuhiko Ushiba
Nixon
James T. Lynn
Japan
Europe
Open Church Doors to All Says Chappell at Market Street
Dr. Wallace Chappell, Festival of Faith preacher at Market Street United Methodist Church, urged opening doors to all and making them welcome. He urged prayer with a time place and power and warned against pursuing personal will in church matters. The Vivace Chorus from Handley High School, directed by Douglas Russell, provided music.
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Wallace Chappell
Market Street United Methodist Church
Chappell
Dr. Chappell
Handley High School
Douglas Russell
Stephenson Social Club Meets Amid Candidate Wives
The Stephenson Social Club held its monthly meeting on a Wednesday with the wives of Democratic candidates in attendance. Members included Mrs. J. Fred Larrick, Mrs. Robert W. Smalley, and Mrs. Duncan C. Gibb.
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Stephenson Social Club
J. Fred Larrick
Robert W. Smalley
Duncan C. Gibb
Russell Owens
Stephenson
Marie Kay Barney
Hunting Ridge
Russell C. Anderson
L.O. Dick
Angers
Kitty Prince
Wall Street Drops Further Amid Uncertain Economic Outlook
The Dow Jones average tumbled 1.82 to 853.83 as declines outpaced advances two to one on the NYSE. Analysts cited Phase 2 of the Nixon program, potential recession abroad, and protectionist responses to an import surcharge as the market's negative climate persisted with notable moves in Natomas Delta Air Lines Maremont Healthtex Philip Morris and Consolidated Leasing.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Europe
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Natomas
Delta Air Lines
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Healthtex
Philip Morris
Consolidated Leasing
Chivalry-Minded Bank Robber Kisses Sarasota Teller
A Sarasota Federal Savings and Loan robber ordered a teller to hand over 15000 dollars in cash then kissed her hand before fleeing. The man, about 25, described as chivalrous, departed just minutes before police arrived.
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Sarsota, Fla. (Ap
Lorraine Butler
Sarasota
Holton urges community action in Virginia mental health fight
Gov Linwood Holton tells a Roanoke mental health conference that Virginia must shift from institutions to local services. He cites 3.3 million state support, 20 local boards, six more coming, regional centers, and pilot projects to reduce unnecessary elderly hospitalizations.
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Virginia
Linwood Holton
Holton
Commission On
General Assembly
Commonwealth
State Departments of Mental Hygiene
Eastern State Hospital
Weather Elsewhere Report on Vandal-Destroyed Phone Booths
An official report says about 90 public telephone booths are destroyed daily in the Irish Republic. Young vandals are blamed for the widespread damage across towns and cities.
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Kills Communication
Dublin
Ireland
Irish Republic
Weather snapshot for Virginia with showers and temps
Mostly cloudy conditions persist in Virginia through Friday with a chance of rain. No rain fell in the last 24 hours. today’s noon temperature was 49 with a previous day high of 62. Forecast calls for Saturday and Sunday rain chances then clearing to fair early next week.
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Virginia
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