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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1972
Page
3
Editorial meditating on Easter as personal experience and transformation. It contrasts Christian resurrection with other beliefs, anchors hope in a living Christ, and claims Easter grants purpose, courage, and invulnerability to fear and death.
The article notes electric vehicles remain limited by range and speed as battery tech advances with many manufacturers seeking improvement. It also covers rapid progress on a constitutional amendment granting women equal rights, approved by Hawaii and moving to 38 states within seven years, amid debate over drafts and alimony implications.
Star Files reports Valerian Zorin announced Moscow changed its stance on allowing nuclear test ban inspectors after new Soviet military measures. Wendell Dick WVU senior is chosen for the Student Steering Committee at the AHPR National Convention in Cincinnati April 6 to 10. Charlene Baddour of Winchester Rehabilitation Center speaks at the Lions Club. Winchester Common Council approves tax rate increase to 1.65 per 100 for property and real estate. Glenn Elliot of Virginia American Legion warns on US Soviet relations. Patsy Ritter visits home from Farmville State Teachers College for Easter.
A Winchester reader criticizes the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar as blasphemous and misleading. Dr. Jack Van Impe cites biblical passages to argue the work presents a false Christ and could mislead new believers while praising church audiences for standing ovations.
Washington Wisconsin voters weigh George Wallace impact in the Democratic presidential race as Republicans cross party lines to back him. If he polishes off a crowded field, he could trouble nominees at the Miami Beach convention. a weak showing may relegate him to a regional role.
James J. Kilpatrick reports Hubert Humphrey in Wisconsin where he shifts from defensive to aggressive, leads the Democratic primary field, and presses a vigorous, everyday campaign. Wallace, McGovern, Muskie and Jackson follow, with Wisconsin shaping delegate prospects and potential crossover impacts for the national race.
The meditation recalls Easter as a sunny day for the disciples with appearances in the morning and evening. It notes witnesses who testified to the risen Jesus and asserts his presence brings peace to believers today.
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