Obituary notices from Virginia and West Virginia regions
Multiple obituaries announce deaths of Mrs Katherine Burns Mrs Delpha Warwick Mrs Mildred Zirilli and Mr David Childs and Mr Robert Childs with funeral plans at John H Enders Berryville Green Hill Cemetery arrangements today and pallbearers listed. Other notices include Howard Shull Jr 66 Middletown died in Winchester nursing home with service at Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church and burial in unknown cemetery and Mrs Bessie McDaniel 80 Rt 5 to be buried at Old Stone Church Cemetery with services at Jones Funeral Home. James Dailey Dale Fleming 49 White Post died at Winchester Memorial Hospital with services at Macedonia Methodist Church and multiple funeral home transfers and pallbearers listed. May Hoagland Paw Paw Hattie Martin Delray both noted with hospital births and incomplete details.
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Katherine Burns
Charles Town
W. Va
Delpha Mae Warwick
Arlington
Mildred Louise Zirilli
Guanm
David F. Childs
Robert Lee Childs
Clarke County
John H. Enders
Berryville
D. Maxwell
Green Hill Cemetery
James A. York
Jack D. Hardesty
John Porter Burns, Jr
David Marshall Burns
Winston Warwick
David ©. Childs
Howard Elizah Shull, Jr
Middletown
Winchester
Mr. Shull
Marlboro
Howard E
Sadie Clagett Shull
Cedar Creek
Bessie S. McDaniel
Rt. 5
Jones Funeral
Forrest S. Racey
Foster Couchman
Franklin Shifflett
James Shifflett
Buford Pitcock, Jr
Russell Kerns
Ralph Coates
James Pitcock
Old Stone Church
James Dailey
Dale) Fleming
White Post
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Fleming
Purgitsville
W.va
Ethel Davey Fleming Buckbee
Jesse Fleming
Alleghany Freight Lines
Teamsters
Madeline Pyles
James Richard Fleming
Kathy Fleming
Jesse H. Fleming
Stephenson
Alma Rinker
Waneda Mauck
Macedonia Methodist Church
Frederick County
Kathryn Eye
Macedonia Cemetery
McKee Funeral Home
Augusta
Willard Meade
Lonzro Price
Earl Snapp
Clyde Vance
Conway Conrad
Richard Spurling
Thomas Kirby
Harry Corbin
Robert McKay
Richard Flowers
Donald Crites
Buddy Smallwood
Melvin Brown
May Hoagland
Paw Paw
Hampshire Memorial Hospital
Romney
Hattie Martin
Delray
McDaniel Funeral Service Friday at Jones Funeral Home
Mrs. Bessie S. McDaniel’s services are scheduled for Friday at 3 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home with family welcome and rites to follow.
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Bessie S. McDaniel
Ford Prices Up on 1971 Ford Lincoln Mercury Cars
Ford increases sticker prices across its 1971 lineup by an average 4.6 percent or about 153 dollars. The change affects models including the Ford six cylinder sedan, Mercury Monterey, Thunderbird, Lincoln Continental, and the Mark III with specific price jumps shown for each body style. Rising material costs and an upcoming UAW wage contract may prompt another adjustment.
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Detroit
Ford
United Auto Workers
Meir Arrives in New York Seeks Nixon Talks
Prime Minister Golda Meir arrives at Kennedy airport and tells reporters that Israel has no desire to strike Arab nations but is ready to defend itself. She plans to meet President Nixon on Friday as reporters are kept behind barricades for security.
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Golda Meir
New York
Kennedy Airport
Israel
Meir
Nixon
Zoning and Subdivision Amendments Sought for Countywide Clarity
Donald L Bayliss of Lake Holiday Estates announces a countywide push for amendments to zoning and subdivision laws to require central water and sewer systems for developments with more than 20 lots. He cites updated state pollution rules and emphasizes equal application to all developers.
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Donald L. Bayliss
Lake Holiday Estates, Inc
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Bayliss
Frederick County
Board of ‘Supervisors
Nationalist China Plays Balancing Act at UN General Assembly
The Nationalist Chinese government led by Chiang Kai-shek seeks to maintain its UN seats and Security Council status amid ongoing Beijing competition. Ottawa talks with Peking, African outreach by Vice Foreign Minister Yang, Vanguard aid to 29 nations, and U.S. base ties shape voting dynamics ahead of the October General Assembly.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kaishek
U.N. General Assembly
China
General Assembly
Security Council
Chiang
United Nations
Peking
U.S
Canada
Ottawa
U.N
Italy
Red China
United States
Project Vanguard
Wall Street climbs further as midweek rally continues
The Dow rose 4.93 to 759.24 at 10:30 a.m. amid moderate volume and advancing issues about four to one over declines. Analysts link the gain to technical factors and hopes for a lower prime rate, with banks already cutting rates. Major movers included Litton Industries, Federal National Mortgage, Royal Dutch, University Computing, Kinney National, and Occidental Petroleum.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
General Motors
Litton Industries
Federal National Mortgage
Royal Dutch
University Computing
Kinney Nsw
Occidental Petroleum
Bids Opened for Repaving Courthouse Plaza and Meters
Frederick County Board of Supervisors is receiving bids to repave Courthouse Plaza install new parking meters and redesign the area between City Hall and public buildings. Plans include diagonal parking and one way traffic between Boscawen Street and Rouss Avenue.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
City Hall
Boscawen St
Rouss Ave
Thomas Rosenberger
Winchester Council
Public Safety Committee
Weather snapshot Virginia today and weekend forecast
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the 60s. Friday expect a chance of thundershowers and highs in the 80s. Saturday remains warm with fair conditions. Extended outlook shows mostly fair weather with 80s highs and 60s to upper 50s lows through Monday.
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Virginia
Pacific Northwest
Gulf Coast States
Great Lakes Region
Lakes Area
Midwest
Jordan Arab rebels clash with government forces in Amman
Jordanian army reports government units flushed guerrillas from seven districts around Amman though not the city center. The government says the attack began with an unprovoked artillery strike on Majali’s downtown headquarters. Majali orders surrendering guerrillas received with honor and allowed to join royalist forces if desired. In Damascus, President Atassi calls for quick intervention by Arab states to stop the massacre and informs Egypt, Libya, Algeria and Sudan ambassadors.
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Amman
Majali
Winchester murder case moves through grand jury and mistrial
Mr. Jones was arrested after a 13 hour search in Winchester following the killing of Mr. Wadsworth. Indicted by a grand jury on Jan 26 he pled not guilty at arraignment. A mistrial forced a retrial date set for today with defense attorneys appointed in January.
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Jones
Winchester
Wadsworth
Winchester Municipal Court
John W. Rice
Corporation Court
A.C. Kiczales
Mr. Simpson
Distress signal SOS described as simple letter code
The text explains that SOS is just a sequence of letters, easily sent and received by wireless communication, without implying any special code beyond a basic signaling pattern.
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Norman B. Childs
Howard E. Shull, Jr
Sadie Long Shull
Ellen Burrows
Prince George County
Virginia Hite Shull
The
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
James Shull
Helen Kluchnick
Stover Funeral Home
Strasburg
McDaniel Service
James D. Fleming
Mrs
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Ordera
Homer
Oor
Eve Wincheste
Bernard F. Groves
Dscawen St
Gainesboro
Lake Holiday Estates
Lake Holiday
Quality
Aints
Meron
Lun
Ber
Associated Press
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Albuquerque
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Smarck
Charlotte
Chicago
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Cleveland
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Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
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Juneau
Kansas City
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Milwaukee
San Diego
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Seattle
Tampa
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Winnipeg
Wall Street
Atlantic Coast
Smokey Carper
Porterhouse
Willow Lawn Super Market
Valley Ave
ON Sons
Bermuda
Heidelberg Beer
SI Kay
Great Northern Bush
Vienna
Tuna Chunk
del Monte 14’S
Rolf
Chuck
Repaving Plaza
Winchester Skies
Amelia Earhart
John Bunyan
Mexico
Vermont
Rome
Independence
Mah Jong
Jordan
Hagerstown
Regent
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