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Warren Phone Rates To
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Hi huiiir telephone servue
fin tlx- p.ist .'n years and
an;, idditninal long dis
tan. i' revenues \>. ill redui .
tin si/e nf our rale
mi'tease request Wil
liamson said in a press
release issued Wednesday
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Student", in Warren < ountv Schools reported for their first da> of the 19H1-XL'
school year on Monday. Kindergarten children are shown aDove ai Sorthsidr on the
orientation day. getting acquainted with new surroundings and teachers Superinten
dent Mike Williams reports that 3018 students showed for orientation on Monday as
compared with approximately 2880 students at last year's orientation Addition;,
students are expected to enroll later this week, in light of the fact that last \car the total
enrollment increased by about 200 by the 10th day of school.
Williams added that all schools opened more smoothly than expected, given the
recent reorganisation He urged once again that those who are experiencing problems
concerning busing routes or school assignment, continue to have patience when
working with principals and school officials on solving these problems
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[i.m> needs highi
lines is an t'< <
change allow inn i '
ti'in in the long >t -' i •
tnd telephone etjuip,"
markets Kev eiuies
tht ■se portions ,.i
business lias . , .
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down at cording >\
liamsoi! \s thus* > » ,i
lieeome competltr > '' <
revenue support v U
lost or reduced hi -tale
illiamson .nl<i. 1 t1 .
residential customer I i .
U'en pay lilt: rates tl .1
Iielovv costs I )ereU'. i' <
W ill W1|H' out the sOU!
that subsidy hi' sal'i
The S-17 milliei.
increased revenues
quested by the conip.ii
would cnme tion ' f ■ i
following sources
Increased tell
rates $;> million
Increased ser\u i
nection move and ,•! «ri»'e
charges $1 j rinlli.
Increase in the Imv.
local service rates ;
million
Increase in cl e -
for supplemental >erv ■ rs
$4 million
Hospital Patient;
Patients in V\ arren i .en
eral Hospital on Tuesdav
afternoon were li.-ted as
follows
Margaret I> Henkt i .
Charles A Williams Nick
Robinson. Matthew Bui
lin k .lohn K Moslev Ruth
H McCurry. Mary T Held.
Lucy D Alston l,<mnie
Richardson
Visit Here
Mr and Mrs Willian
Raskervill of South Hill
Va visite<l Mrs Basker
v i 11 on Sunday
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served tin ..ugh our liigl
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15)77 7.S there urn- niih '>2*
patients served in thf.si
i-linii-s in I'JKusi then
wore .! '1 women served
In addition our two
\earold high nsk infan
identification. screenini
and tracking program i
which 9S percent of a!
newborn records are no\
lining reviewed for ris
factors is alerting parent
to potential health pro!
i Continued on page 13
N^rlina, Warrenton
, , Come Under Study
8y Inspection Team
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liui sarr:"!'<1
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■ 1 .iiid all limbs
.ii't'ds and iithfi
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•>:. i heck (in Thursday
• -,-nu tk■ f(>rf the ins[*'i
.i! me le he certain
r plans have been
■ . the criteria
,st be considered
i.ntiniK develop
t : 1 -ivani/ation for the
; -i supporting and
.■ .iiiitiii industnal
,■ i I.u ations financial
i■ i; :inn tu form local
. n .niftit corporations
I Ail. enable the com
:v in opt ion. purchase
1 st 1. piiiperty to mdus
.i. . Iients as well as
i.i; . i ihe construction of
- 11ni industrial build
i,u> . I'tiiinunitv profile in
II .i t the industrial clients
, i' \ itied vital and
: information about
•: . piiminitN informa
taxes utilities.
,iris[tt rt'tion. etc mdus
ii ml sites and community
Virgi nici AAan Held
On Theft Charges
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vilIM' nil S.,t .' 'l.i
lit! Ko\ 1 . I
placed in i.i,. >
(ViikI and . hi Mi it,,l,i. .(•»
,!t first retusiiig 1 • .
papers for his t-\: a ■
t;• Virginia 1 w '!i' i'i -
tn.m Virgin!.i • \pe t.-i
to pick lill, u[ a! thf
'Aarri'ii i 'nun! v ... S.i? w
• i.t
Klo>(i \>as ■n.irgci » ii I
stealing a Kurd tractn' and
trinoi trailer at Jarrell
True k Stop in Mario.e:
( ount\ \ a a here hi1 is
t xpected td -tand trial Ac
■ording tn 1 >■ put> Seaman
Klo>d said he stole the
'ruck wher. he found it
parked at ttie truck stop
earls Saturda> morning
mththekes in the lin k Me
said that he stole the
trailer truck attei his car
tiroki down while tie a as
en route to W arren i ount>
to see his girl fra ad
Klovd although arrested
in the western part of
Virginia gave his address
as White Plains Ya VI
though he refused to sigr
extradition papers on
Monday morning later it.
the da> he did so upon
advice of I Vput\ I'he,i \\ il
liams, who is said to haw
knc.v n him
The truck, the pn>pert>
of A & B Bartharge liu
of Fayetteville. was being
driven at the time of the
theft tn Jerry Franklin
Jones, in his forties Jones
is supposed to have left his
cab in order to purchase a
soft drink or coffee
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unit'
> ' > • . • '..i! tie
TlK'k
. ■ ■ • . »<:;.>• not
- • . \ irgima
• notified
. sheriff
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-• i i 1 .seaman
) i desenp
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: ir ■ .r i't
i •>•>) fh(-\ {iimjhI the Iru.'k
ii:'! ar'i-sli'd the alleged
*!h>'i ■'i. Kurai Paved Koad
'A arrcn ( • uuit> and
M Miii there i arned him to
'Aa-*-!! »'ount> jail
I obocco Boms
Are Hre Victims
I.', V\ arret' County
■ >t>a i ( barns were de
■: \>-d t>\ fire last week
(• i'. a'.ls to both barns
were u^Hcred b\ the
\\ am-nt":-. Rural Volun
teer Kin Department
Kach barn and its contents
were a total loss
The firs! of the two fires
Acre reported at f ^ a m
Tuesday \ug 25 13
firemen, a pumper and a
tractor were disoatched to
the farm of I. (' Cooper.
Warrenton Although their
report stated that farm and
( (intents were completely
destroyed, no estimate was
t!i ven of loss
In the second fire at the
(arm of Bobby Williams.
Kt ; Warrenton, loss of
both barn and contents
.sere described as total.
However, in this case the
loss was described as
$2.000 for each.
The a hi rm was turned in
at 7 4f> a m and 12 men. a
pumper and tanker were
sent to the scene of the fire
DISTRICT GOVERNOR VISITS — Karl Barnes of Raleigh, second from right,
district governor of Rotary International, looks over a book of accomplishments of the
Warrenton Rotary Club during his annual visitation here last week. Shown with Mr.
Ramos arc Or. Gilbert Sellars, area Rotary representative from Henderson, left,
Warrenton Rotary Secretary Jim Davis, and Rrad Carroll, right, Warrenton Rotnry
president
(Staff Photo)