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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1973

Page

2

Danville set to vote on mixed drinks in restaurants

Virginia locals weigh a November 6 referendum on permitting mixed drinks in restaurant service in Danville joining other cities and counties where ABC licensed cocktails with meals are allowed. The plan faces opposition framed around liquor fears, but supporters cite favorable outcomes where allowed.

Danville Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Commission Salem ABC Board Virginia Fauquier Frederick Nelson Northampton Stafford Emporia Warrenton ABC

Impeachment Talk Is Pure Nonsense In Nixon Era Debate

James J. Kilpatrick surveys the presidential impeachment debate in Washington. He argues impeachment is constitutional and political nonsense, noting prosecutors and officials shifting actions, while acknowledging the practical limits of Senate removal. The piece weighs Ford or Albert as possible successors and the vice presidency’s ceremonial duties.

Washington Richard Nixon Gerald Ford Carl Albert Ford Free World Nixon Jerry Ford Senate Harry Byrd Virginia James Buckley New York White House Agnew Michigan Albert

The Washington Pay-Off fuels Ford vice presidency doubts

A year-old book by Robert Winter-Berger drives attacks on Gerald Ford as Congress weighs his qualifications for vice president amid partisan maneuvering. The piece questions the double standard in media coverage, notes Johnson’s slights, and endorses a constitutional fix via a special election to avert future crises after Agnew’s resignation.

Washington Gerald Ford Nixon Congress Spiro Agnew Robert Winter-Berger Winter- Berger Ford Michigan Jerry Ford Arnold A. Hutschnecker Hutschie Richard Nixon Drew Hutschnecker Winter-Berger Lyndon Johnson John McCormack Capitol Hill Bobby Baker United States LBJ McCormack Senate Robert Winter- Berger Washinton Pavelf

Egypt saved by cease fire ends Arab drive to crush Israel

Ralph de Toledano argues the Soviet Union forced a cease fire that saved Egypt and Israel from a decisive Arab victory. He claims the United States mediation props up a fragile balance, warning that a collapsed Israeli defense would threaten U.S. prestige, trigger wider war, and leave Israel a garrison state facing renewed Arab aggression.

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Education For Excellence Declines In American Schools

Russell Kirk criticizes post Sputnik era schooling, condemning busing for racial balance, narcotics impacts on children, excessive television, and declining writing and thinking skills. He laments the neglect of academic excellence, praises private or church schools, and cites teachers and administrators failing to foster genuine learning.

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Football, politics, and odd quotes in a light column

A satirical, opinion style piece riffs on Senator LBJ, Gerry Ford, and AMN quotes about football helmets. It touches on Congress, American farmers and housewives, air travel, the White House, plumbers, Spiro Agnew, press influence, and possible U.S. export goals to Russia with a humorous nod to golf product markets.

Danville Register Subscriptions Rates and Notices

The Danville Register lists subscription terms and prices for daily and Sunday editions. It notes in city and suburbs carrier delivery at 50 cents weekly and single copies at 10 cents, with Sunday only at 20 cents. Mail rates are one year $20, six months $10.50, three months $5.25, one month $1.75, with notices mailed 10 days before expiration and renewals urged promptly.

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