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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1978
Page
16
In Rome the physician says Aldo Moro's handwriting shows effects consistent with Laloperidole use by captors. He notes changes in letters and claims a dosage pattern could stretch influence for 48 hours, likening symptoms to Parkinsonism and schizophrenia.
Mr. Erath runs a veneer plant founded in 1975 and manages 25 colorful notebooks tracking sales from 150 000 to 200 000 dollars per deal. He uses EDA loan help and emphasizes grain value, working capital, and production expertise amid a small number of national veneer plants.
Secretary Joseph Califano says HEW will form a panel to decide if Medicare should cover sex-change procedures in select medically necessary cases. Medicare currently does not pay for sex-change operations, which the Public Health Service lists as new and experimental. Califano notes Medicaid has funded at least two such operations.
A Chicago Tribune bridge column analyzes a North-South versus North-South deal. Declarer misreads slam potential, suffers a one down contract, and is blamed for bridge blindness while alternative lines show how the hand could have made. The discussion highlights play decisions, heart and trump management, and defender accuracy.
The Senate plans a debate on a private relief bill to pay 99000 to the estate of Harry E Walker of Anniston Alabama who died in Yellowstone National Park in 1972. The measure argues Park Service liability while opponents question park policy and strict liability in a private bill context.
J. Robert Russell was elected president of the Frederick County Fruit Growers Association. The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution by the Virginia Association of Counties to impose a one percent local use tax on all out of state materials used in the county.
Forty boys reported for Pony League practice at James Wood High School as they push toward a strong first season. Proceeds from three Navy Band concerts at James Wood netted 500 dollars for the school band instrument and uniform fund.
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