Water Plan Clears Public Hearing with Narrow Opposition
The State Water Control Board approved the Metropolitan Regional Water Quality Management Plan after a brief Middletown hearing. Winchester City Manager Wendell L. Seldon raised three amendments, all previously entered in Richmond, to be included in the hearing record, but none were adopted at this session.
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Fran Coombs
Middletown
State Water Control Board
Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission
Lord Fairfax Community College
Winchester
Wendell L. Seldon
Richmond
Seldon
State Water Control Board Bureau of Enforcement Panel
Winchester-Frederick County
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Ron Birckhead
The
Water Control Board
Bureau of Enforcement
Reynolds T. Harnsberger
Izaak Walton League
Water Control Board Panel
Herb Kerr
Virginia General Assembly Ap
Lower Shenandoah
Environmental Protection Agency
Front Royal Council Approves Sewage Plant Design Plans
The Front Royal Town Council unanimously authorized R. Stuart Roger Associates to complete instruction plans for a secondary sewage treatment facility with 2.5 million gallons per day capacity. The project, funded largely by federal state grants, aims to serve about 19 500 people and include two new pump stations and 10 miles of new sewer lines.
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EPA
Kerr
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Berryville
Front Royal
Star
R. Stuart Roger Associates
State Water Control Board
Shenandoah
Paul R. Hockman
Hockman
Warren County
Maricle
H. R. Haga
Joe Taylor
Walter Vickers
Charles Sweeney
Allen Nicholson
Stonewall Drive
Short St
Front St
Duncan
Jackson
South Royal
Halloween Party and Dance Planned for Area Children
The Winchester Kiwanis Club hosts a children party at the Winchester Armory for ages 10 and under from 7 to 9 pm with Germain the Magician and the Clown. Prizes include bicycles and a record player with candy ice cream and drinks. A teenage dance 11 to 17 follows 7:30 to 11 pm at the War Memorial Building with music from a new local group and contests offering a $50 savings bond an instamatic camera and records. Organizing partners include the Winchester Frede rick Ministerial Assn the Jaycees Ki Wives and local Key Clubs.
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Winchester Kiwanis Club
Winchester Armory
Germain the Magician
Clown
War Memorial
Kiwanians
Winchester - Frederick
Deadline Near for Absentee Vote in Nov. 5 Election
Voters must file absentee ballots this week with general registrars in their offices Tuesday through Thursday and all day Saturday. Mail ballots must be received by polls close Tuesday. in person voting ends Saturday. Secretary Joan Mahan cites Virginia Code requiring purge of nonvoters for four consecutive years, effective Dec 31 1974, with re registration required if removed.
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Virginia
Shenandoah Holds Luncheon and Workshop on Four Year Program
A Shenandoah College luncheon and workshop educated area educators about Shenandoah’s new four year program starting fall 1975. Dwight D. Moore, admissions director, led the event with Miss Gertrude D. Lewis and Dr. Verne Collins outlining the degree offerings and student designed concentrations across science, social and behavioral science, humanities, and recreation therapy.
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Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
Dwight D. Moore
Shenandoah
Gertrude D. Lewis
Virginia
Lewis
Moore
Verne Collins
Collins
Culpeper Star-Exponent backs Robinson for reelection
The Culpeper Star-Exponent endorsed Republican incumbent J. Kenneth Robinson for a third term in the House of Representatives. The editorial praised his record on balancing the federal budget and rejected his Democratic opponent as dependent on party leaders for any impact.
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Culpeper
Culpeper Star- Exponent
Rep
J. Kenneth Robinson
Robinson
Clarke Courier
Page News and Courier
Luray
Shenandoah Herald
Woodstock
Harrisonburg
the Star-Exponent
Washington
Congressman Robinson
Democratic Party
Congress
Gilliam Endorsed by 7th Demo Delegates
Charlottesville councilman George H. Gilliam won broad Democratic support for the 7th District seat. A news conference at the State Capitol featured Atty. Gen. Andrew P. Miller and delegates Gwathmey Pendleton Fickett Jones Michie Murray Smith Manns Aldhizer Michael Jr. stating Gilliam’s fiscal responsibility and open government.
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Richmond
George H. Gilliam
Charlottesville
J. Kenneth Robinson
Gilliam
State Capitol
Andrew P. Miller
Dels
Robert R. Gwathmey III
D-Hanover
Donald G. Pendleton
Nelson
Pendleton
General Assembly
George
Gwathmey
Dell
Lewis P. Fickett Jr
Fredericksburg
Joan S. Jones
Lynchburg
Thomas J. Michie Jr
James B. Murray
Albemarle
Alson H. Smith Jr
Winchester
George S., Aldhizer
Rockingham
J. Harry Michael Jr
Paul S. Manns
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Council
By Susan Burke
Old Virginia Inc
William A. Lillard
William C. Morrison
Bentonville
Morrison
National Park
Shenandoah National Park
Walter M. Duncan
Leach
Southern Railroad
Harold ‘‘Red” Markle
Citizens” Committee
Potomac Edison
Winchester Evening Star
Gene Rhodes
Sen
Byrd
James Wood
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
James Wood High School
Pete Robinson
Thomas Paine
Maurice Parlett
Joan Mahan
State Board of Elections
Mahan
Commonwealth
Shenandoah Workshop
Hoover School
Bass-Hoover
Stephens City
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