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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1972

Page

4

Connally Says Not at War With State Dept on Policy

Treasury Secretary Connally rejects war with the State Department and calls for greater concentration of authority in foreign economic policy. He notes a cautious outlook for 1972 and predicts real monetary reform progress in 1973, with possible automatic sanctions if surplus Nations resist.

State Dept Connally Washington Treasury John B. Connally State Department Associated Press United States Great Britain Japan U.S

Agnew Declares Nixon Real New Populist of 1972 Campaign

In Tulsa Agnew called Democratic hopefuls populist followers under Wallace pressure while praising Nixon as the true new populist. Muskie attacked eight tax-avoiding firms in New Castle and pledged to repeal investment credits. McGovern urged oil quotas end in Massachusetts, Humphrey urged Jerusalem recognition, Wallace eyed Pennsylvania, and Pat Paulsen quit over FCC equal air time rules.

Associated Press Spiro T. Agnew George C. Wallace Nixon Tulsa Okla Agnew Washington Sen Edmund S. Muskie New Castle U.S. Steel U.S Muskie America George McGovern Massachusetts Legislative Commission New England Hubert H. Humphrey University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia United States Jerusalem Israel Jordan Wallace Pennsylvania Pat Paulsen Federal Communications Commission FCC Paulsen

Death at School Will Be Probed

The Virginia ACLU will conduct a thorough investigation into the death of 16 year old Edward Word at Beaumont School for Boys after an acute asthma attack. Word had attended the school since March 28 for delinquency and truancy, and the school cites his sudden death before a doctor could reach him.

Richmond Virginia The American Civil Liberties Union Beaumont School For Boys Shalom Barron Virginia Aclu Edward Word Brookneal Word Richmond Times-Dispatch

Planning Seminar on Land Use and Citizen Participation

The Lord Fairfax Planning District and V P I Extension Service sponsor a one day Comprehensive Land Use Planning and Citizen Participation seminar at Lord Fairfax Community College on Friday May 12. Maston T. Jacks and Ralph E. Anderson will lead sessions for local officials and citizens in Clarke Frederick Page Shenandoah Warren Front Royal Luray and Winchester.

Lord Fairfax Planning District V.P.I. Extension Service Lord Fairfax Community College Division of State Planning and Community Affairs Maston T. Jacks Ralph E. Anderson Clarke Frederick Page Shenandoah Warren Front Royal Luray Winchester Commission

Creasy Wins Oratorical Zone Contest

Frank Creasy thirteen of Route six won the zone oratorical contest at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Representing the Winchester Optimist Club and a student at Robert E Ayler Junior High School he advances to the District State Contest on May twenty at Virginia Beach for a five hundred dollar scholarship. Todd Groome and Lloyd Buress took second and third, with all three earning trophies.

Frank Creasy Rt. 6 Virginia Beach Lee Jackson Austin Creasy Robert E. Ayler Winchester Optimist Club Optimist Club Todd Groome Herndon Optimist Club Lloyd Buress Charlottesville Optimist Club

Coast Guard C130 makes forced landing in Virginia

A Coast Guard C130 Hercules based at Elizabeth City with a nine member crew made a forced landing at Shenandoah Valley Airport in Weyers Cave Tuesday night after a turbine engine malfunction. Lt Cmdr Howard Lindsay said metal fatigue likely caused the failure. The plane was en route to aid in a search for a civilian helicopter believed down in West Virginia and will stay for repairs once parts arrive.

Weyers Cave Coast Guard Shenandoah Valley Elizabeth City N.C West Virginia Cmdr Howard Lindsay

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