Obituary: Mrs Nettie M LaFollette 89 Capon Springs WV
Mrs Nettie M LaFollette 89 of Capon Springs West Virginia died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was married to the late Oliver LaFollette, daughter of Strother and Emily Pangle, and member of Walnut Springs Christian Church Oranda. Survived by daughter Hyla Nesmith Yellow Springs WV son Earl LaFollette Capon Springs 10 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Hebron Lutheran Church Intermont West Virginia Saturday at 2 pm with burial beside the church cemetery. Pallbearers listed and body at Carrier Funeral Home LeHew WV prior to service.
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Nettie M. LaFollette
Capon Springs
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hebron Lutheran Church
Intermont
J.A. Fogeleman
John Brill
George Brill
Paul Simmons
Marvin Simmons
Philip Orndorff
Jimmie LaFollette
Carrier Funeral Home
LeHew
W.va
Stolen Ford Recovered Abandoned in Frederick County
A 1964 Ford reported stolen from the Lamar Sloan Ford used car lot on Valley Ave. was found abandoned on Apple Pie Ridge. State Trooper S. L. Lee located the vehicle, as reported by the Frederick County Sheriff's office.
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Lamar Sloan Ford
Valley Ave
Apple Pie Ridge
S. L. Lee
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Two Berryville Crashes Cause Over $7,000 in Damage
Clarke County two-vehicle crashes yesterday evening caused more than $7,000 in damage. At 6:40 p.m. on Rt. 7 west of Berryville Carl Emerson and Leonard Luttrell colliding as Emerson turned left and Luttrell passed. The second at 7 p.m. on Route 255 three miles south of Berryville involved Wesley Thompson and Lewis Craig on a curve. No injuries reported.
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Clarke County
G. N. Jenkins
Rt. 7
Berryville
Carl Emerson
Leonard Luttrell
Winchester
Emerson
Mr. Luttrell
Route 255
Wesley Thompson
Lewis Craig
Warrenton
Flood Relief Pick Up Days In Winchester This Weekend
The Virginia flood relief program sponsored by the Winchester Jaycees holds pick up days this Saturday and Sunday for large items. Small items should go to the donor church or a civic group. mailing address is Via Flood Relief Program, Box 41, Winchester. Call 662-2536 for special pickups. Virginia Jaycee chapters aim to raise 137 000 dollars statewide for western Virginia flood victims.
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Virginia
Winchester Jaycees
Jaycees
Kenneth Eisner
Winchester
Virginia Jaycee
Mourning Rules Spread After Ho Chi Minh’s Death
Hanoi radio orders daily black bordered Ho Chi Minh bios and two color mourning bands for cadres and workers as celebrations are halted. Street reports note somber crowds in rain listening to broadcast and cries from residents reflecting the loss.
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Hanoi Radio
Vietnam Laodong (Communist) Party
Uncle Ho
Saigon
Winchester Public Schools Calendar 1969 70
The Winchester city calendar lists 182 teaching days with two snow days for 1969 70. Students get a two week Christmas break December 19 to January 5 and Thanksgiving days November 27 28. Spring vacation runs March 24 31. Professional days occur October 10 13 January 26 and June 11. Final pupil day is June 12. New grade reporting forms replace previous cards for grades 7 12 and 1 6 with revised schedules for nine and six week periods.
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Winchester Public
Jacob L. Johnson
Johnson
Holton to Visit Winchester Area for 16-Hour Campaign Swing
Linwood Holton the Republican gubernatorial candidate will tour Winchester Frederick Clarke area on Sept 25. A committee led by Rubbermaid executive Jay Mincks will coordinate activities from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. with officials including Wayne Whitham and state lawmakers arranging outreach to voters.
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Winchester
GOP
Winchester-Frederick-Clarke
Wayne A. Whitham
Frederick
Clarke County
Jay Mincks
Rubbermaid Commercial Products, Inc
Robert C. Burkholder
Frederick County
J. Kenneth Robinson
Robert M. Henry
H. Delmer Robinson, Jr
Maurice
Pat) Duffy
Weather Elsewhere Report From The Associated Press
Weather across regions is reported with temperature trends and notable conditions. Forecasts include chance of rain in coastal areas and cooler nights in inland zones.
Shanks Passes State Bar Examination
George Warren Shanks formerly of Wilmington Delaware now of Winchester was among 204 who passed the State Bar Examination this summer. He married Patricia Davis and graduates from Temple University Law School with Virginia study for the Virginia Bar Exam. Kemble White III of Martinsburg West Virginia also passed the Virginia State Bar Exam per the Virginia Board of Bar Examiners release.
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George Warren Shanks
Wilmington, del
Winchester
Mr. Shanks
Patricia Davis
Jack F. Davis
Temple University Law School
Philadelphia
University of Virginia
Kemble White III
Martinsburg, W. Va
Albin Children Host Backyard Carnival for Flood Victims
A group of Albin kids organized a backyard carnival to aid flood victims. They raised $31.40 through games and refreshments with Gay Harman and Janice Reel as co chairs and assistance from Cindy Bell Deborah Lynch and Anita and Debbie Foster.
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Albin
Gay Harman
Janice Reel
Cindy Bell
Deborah Lynch
Anita
Debbie Foster
Wall Street Dips Again Amid Modest Trading Slump
The Wall Street market opened lower as the Dow fell 3.63 to 832.04 at 10:30 a.m. with more decliners than advancers. IBM, Control Data, Polaroid, and Du Pont dropped while Gulf States Utilities rose on blocks, and opening prices showed mixed results before a late session decline shortened by a power outage at the NYSE.
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Control Data
Polaroid
du Pont
Great Western Financial
Gulf States
Spartans Industries
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
American Telephone & Telegraph
Atlantic Richfield
Dow Jones
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Allen Electric
Alamera Oil
Brazilian Light & Power
Poverty in Greece Hit By Britannica Figures
Britannica lists Greece as among the poorest lands with over half the population as peasant farmers. Less than 10 percent work in industry and only three towns exceed 100000 inhabitants, according to the encyclopedia.
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Greece
Encyclopaedia Britannica
No Full Protection for Harbor Seal in Pacific Waters
A harbor seal gains protection in New England waters but faces a bounty in Pacific and Canadian Atlantic regions where it is labeled a suspected codworm carrier. The issue highlights regional wildlife protection gaps and proposed controls.
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New England
Pacific
Canadian Atlantic
Rape Case Dismissed in Shenandoah County Hearing
Richard Theodore Montee 25 of Glenville Ga was freed on 1000 dollar bond after the rape charge was dismissed at a Shenandoah County Court preliminary hearing. The sodomy charge was bound over to the grand jury with 1000 dollar bond. James Thelmord Lester 25 of Fort Pierce Fla was released after his charge was dismissed. Robert Long remains sought in the same case involving a 17 year old girl connected to the Shenandoah County Fair carnival.
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Richard Theodore Montee
Glenville
Frederick County
Shenandoah
James Thelmord Lester
Fort Pierce
Fla
Robert Long
Record Rains Fall Again in New York and New Jersey
Heavy rainfall drenched New York and New Jersey with 5.38 inches by 9 a.m. since Wednesday, threatening records and snarling traffic while Newark police reported cars submerged in five to six feet of water.
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New York
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Newark
N.J
Nixon Plans Major Cuts in Federal Construction Projects
Western White House sources say the plan would cut 75 percent of funds for new federal and federally aided state projects with no dollar figure given, possibly up to 2 billion. The Cabinet would also discuss pending legislation and Ho Chi Minh's death impact on Vietnam. It is Nixon's second Cabinet meeting at the vacation White House since Aug. 9.
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White House
Congress
Ho Chi Minh
Weather Outlook for Virginia Shews Showers into Friday
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms expected mainly in the afternoon and night through Friday. Highs near 78, overnight lows around 63 to 68. Saturday trends partly cloudy and warmer. Winchester forecast notes sunset 7:39 p.m. and sunrise 6:44 a.m. Moonrise 12:25 a.m.
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Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages for past years given
The report lists 24 hour rainfall 0.25 and year to date 0.38 for September with 1969 total 25.77. Monthly averages for 56 years show January 2.41 through December 2.32. Five year January to December totals are 91.63 in 1964, 26.85 in 1965, 33.82 in 1966, 36.48 in 1967, 32.56 in 1968. The long term annual average is 36.43.
Marine commandant orders steps to curb racial bias in corps
Gen Leonard F Chapman Jr orders an end to racial violence and discrimination in the Marine Corps. He allows the Afro haircut if neat and permits the black power salute among Negro marines. He urges review of promotion rules, social activity, and grievances while promising swift action against violations.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
Pentagon
Vietnam
Toys Bill Is Expected To Sail Through House
Washington AP report notes the House will take up consumer bills after recess focusing on a toys measure. The bill would ban sale of dangerous toys including electric ovens and miniature rockets with protruding fins if deemed hazardous by government supervisors.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House
Senate
Secretary of Transportation
Two Convicted In Williamsburg Holdup Case
In Williamsburg Circuit Court two men were found guilty of robbing the Colonial Williamsburg information center on May 4, taking 22500 at gunpoint. John G. Adams of Richmond and William R. Burruss Jr. of Williamsburg face sentencing September 17 after the presentence investigation. Burruss claimed to be an informer for federal narcotics agents and said he planned to expose Adams after the heist.
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Williamsburg
Information Center
Colonial Williamsburg
John G. Adams
Richmond
William R. Burruss Jr
Burruss
Adams
Tax Bill Faces Debate Over Depletion Allowance Change
The House bill curbs oil depletion at 20 percent from 27 to 42 percent, a move Kennedy accepts and Nixon must adjust a campaign stance. The measure aims to favor consumers but may hamper investment and long term growth.
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Kennedy
House
Nixon
Answers from a Fragmented Page Referencing Taft and Regions
A compact fragment mentions William H. Taft and assorted terms including a bottle and a cork, a distance of 150 yards, and references to Russia Florida and embarrassment. The source text appears disjointed with placeholder phrases and scattered nouns.
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William H. Taft
Russia
Florida
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