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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1971

Page

14

Nixon push to open more jobs and tighten minority apprentice rules

The Nixon administration seeks 64.3 million dollars in a summer youth jobs plan to provide 100000 new spots, boosting jobs for 514000 youths. Labor Secretary Hodgson announces tougher minority apprenticeship rules to close gaps in acceptance and skilled trades while the engineer jobs bank underperforms with 5000 applications for 300 positions. A pilot retraining program for engineers aims to tackle urban problems.

Washington Nixon Labor Department James D. Hodgson White House Congress Engineer Jobs Bank Fred E. Romero Office of Technical Support Job Bank Sacramento Calif Hodgson

Antiwar Groups Denied Use of Rock Creek Park for Demonstrations

Federal officials rejected a request by the People's Coalition for Peace and Justice to camp in Rock Creek Park from April 24 to May 9, under park service rules banning overnight camping in the District of Columbia. The decision leaves protesters seeking space, with estimates of thousands likely to come, while another coalition asks permission for a Capitol rally May 24 and plans marshals for crowd control. President Nixon encountered demonstrators near St. John's Church as protests began at the White House, IRS, and Justice Department offices.

Washington Chicago Washington Park Interior Department Rock Creek Park National Park Service District of Columbia People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice Rennie Davis Interior National Peace Action Coalition People’s Coalition Capitol Phil Hirschkop National Peace, Action Coalition White House Internal Revenue Service Justice Department Nixon St. John’s Episcopal Church Christ

Hunting Rules and Regulations Amendment Notice

The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries publishes updated hunting regulations including restricted possessions in national forests, specific deer bag limits across counties, new chapters for Mountain Lion, Turkey bearded hunting dates, and trout angling season details. Custis L. Coleman, M.D., Chairman (4-10-11).

Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Richmond Virginia West Broad Street Custis L. Coleman M.D Code of Virginia

Dear Abby Confessions on Homesickness and Family Life

A Chicago Tribune syndicated Dear Abby column covers a son withdrawn by homesickness planning college, a wife seeking help for a domineering husband in public settings, and a letter urging adoption over bearing unloved children, plus a tale of a once-wild husband settling into quiet home life.

Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc Abby Sidney Eastern University Checker Mrs. H Anchorage

Retired Officer Faces Prison After Plea

Retired Maj. Gen. Carl C Turner pleads guilty to soliciting 136 firearms from Chicago police and keeping them for himself. Sentencing deferred pending a probation report. Turner faces up to five years and a $5,000 fine. Eight other firearm charges were dismissed. Turner also faces tax evasion trial beginning June 7 for 1965 to 1968.

Alexandria Carl C. Turner Army Chicago Turner Springfield U.S Justice Department Senate Senate Permanent Investigations Kansas City

Deerfield News Briefs Reach Across Towns

A series of visits and gatherings are noted in Deerfield. Families from Brunswick Maryland Winchester and local households visited relatives including Nellie Stipe Fannie Orndoff Nettie Himelright and the Luttrell and Grimm families. Angeline Grimm spent time with her great grandmother Artie Shiflette as well.

Nettie Himelright Danny Luttrell William Luttrell Hilda Ruck Angeline Grimm Artie Shiflette Richard Grimm Bill Luttrell Ella Russell Virgie Grant Samuel McDonald

Regulation R28.3 Repealed and R92.1 Grouse Hunt Authorized

Regulation R28.3 prohibiting hunting in Glinch Mountain and Hidden Valley WMA is rescinded. New regulation R92.1 allows grouse hunting in Clarke Frederick Page Rockingham Shenandoah and Warren counties from the first Monday in November through January 31, both dates inclusive. Also adopted R16-5.1 after July 1 1971 turkey bag limit set at one per day and three per license year bearded turkeys only. no more than two may be taken during fall season in Bland Grayson Pulaski Russell Smyth Tazewell Washington and Wythe counties.

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