Obituary notices and funeral notices from Berryville area
Richard Beverly Brinklow 59 of Berryville died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survivors include wife Annie Hays Brinklow two sons Beverly Lee Brinklow and William Lloyd Brinklow and many siblings. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial Reliance Cemetery.
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Richard Beverly Brinklow
Crow St
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
J. Brinklow
Strasburg
W . Henry Brinklow
Ruth Booth Brinklow
Front Royal
First Baptist Church of
Fredericksburg
Annie Hays Brinklow
Beverly Lee Brinklow
Laurel, Md
William Lloyd Brinklow
Sally Mastin
Louise Helen Crisman
James E
Grafton D
Lee H
Thomas C. Brinklow
Bobby Lynn
John M
Joseph E. Brinklow
Richmond
Garland Swanson Brinklow
Colorado
William K. Brinklow
Stephenson
Katherine Coontz
Rt. 5
Winchester
Boody
Enders Funeral Home
Sealock
Howard Lee Sealock Sr
Sharp St
Michael L. Grooms
Green Hill Cemetery
Minnie Emerson Thompson
Rt. 3
Harrisonburg
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Mount Valley United Methodist Church
Rick Woodall
Church
Grandle Funeral Home
Broadway
Charles William Lowery
Kent St
Mr. Lowery
Fred
Mabel Davis Lowery
Grocer’s Wholesale
Pearl Haun
William Peffer
John P. Lowery
Carl F. Lowery
Pearl Elizabeth Clark
Allison Ave
Wincheser Memorial Hospital
Charles Edward Clark
Omps Funeral Home
Tommy Herndon
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Auction of Gold Sparks Sharp Decline in London Market
The U S Treasury announced a November auction of 1.25 million ounces of gold triggering a drop in bullion prices by up to 17 50 in Europe. Gold opened at 374 50 in London and 376 50 in Zurich, with the dollar gaining against major currencies.
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London
U.S. Treasury
Europe
Samuel Montagu Ltd
Zurich
Frankfurt
Anna
Paris
Amsterdam
Milan
Senate committee backs $200 tax credit aid for fuel costs
The Senate Finance Committee approved a windfall profits tax plan paired with a $200 yearly direct tax credit for low to middle income families to ease home heating bills this winter. The credit scales up to $767 per year in cold states, with eligibility up to $20 000 income and gradual phaseouts beyond $18 000. The House contemplates $1.35 billion more in immediate fuel assistance for the poor, totaling about $1.6 billion including prior approvals. The plan relies on windfall tax revenues and targets oil producers.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Finance Committee
HOUSE
Senate
Carter
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