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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1971
Page
4
Relief in sight or new risk? Life underwriters have invaded auto insurance in the last year. They may seek combination policies or capitalize on higher auto premiums and safety trends. Competition could bring policyholders relief if auto costs outpace car values.
A letter from Mrs. Garland E. Perry applauds Kernstown United Methodist Church youth for their Lenten and Easter programs. She credits Raymond Stelzl for guidance, notes the modern UMYF program's success, and lauds Rev. Charles Harless and all generations for unity amid drums, lights, and peaceful themes.
The piece details the 1963 Mo Jo station killings in Port St. Joe Florida with Pitts and Lee sentenced to death after a contested process. It highlights alleged coercion, trial flaws, and a later confession by a white man that prompted a post conviction review, framing the case as a grave injustice.
The House Ways and Means Committee weighs tying Social Security increases to the cost of living and funding via wage index taxes. Critics warn escalator clauses may fuel inflation and stress the economy. The East Pakistan war worsens with mass departures, killings, and involvement from India, Russia, and China, while Yahya Khan seeks a negotiated settlement.
A scientist predicts the world of tomorrow offers abundant tasteless weeds and melted ice water, with plenty to eat and drink but little hope for solving traffic jams. New transportation may emerge yet worsen congestion. If the crystal ball is right, no one will hurry home for dinner.
Irvan O Connell director of the Winchester Frederick Historical Society and local businessman is the guest speaker at the regular Rotary Club meeting. Seaman Aaron Zuckerman arrived home on leave from the Pacific with his family in Winchester. U S Bond purchases in Winchester and Frederick County for March total $66443 75.
A meditation on past and present money crises warns that recessions arise when people confuse ownership with finance. It recalls 1929 margins, notes banks own homes and cars, and cites George Washington borrowing to illustrate money’s fragility. The piece flags debt, education costs, and medical care as stressors.
Column argues Nixon uses measured moves toward Communist China to split Moscow and Beijing, easing war in Vietnam while seeking possible diplomacy with both giants. Notes risk of prisoner repatriation and troop withdrawals, ends with moral reflections.
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