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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1975

Page

8

Frederick County's Criminal Investigator Carroll Mauck

Carroll Mauck, Frederick County Criminal Investigator, is a Marine veteran with an AA in Police Science and pursuing a BS. He is the department’s lone plainclothes officer driving an unmarked car and handling countywide felonies from murders to arson while working long hours to close cases including the George Strother murder.

Frederick County Carroll Mauck Mauck Lacy Anderson Anderson Edinburg High U.S. Marine Corps Winchester Police Department Lord Fairfax Community College George Washington University Frederick County Sheriff's Dept Rosalie Middletown George Strother Sheriff's Department

Married People Happier Even If Critics Say Different

University of Michigan psychologist Dr Angus Campbell and colleagues report happier lives for married Americans compared with singles based on a survey of 2 164 adults. The study finds higher life satisfaction among married groups both with and without children, with single women generally happier than men.

Chicago United States University of Michigan Angus Campbell Psychology Today Phillip Converse William Rodgers Campbell

Bank Robbery Trial Delayed for Susan Saxe

In Philadelphia federal court Judge Alfred Luongo pushed the Susan Saxe bank robbery trial from May 12 to June 9 to address pretrial matters. Saxe, once on the FBI’s Most Wanted list, was arrested after four years as a fugitive for a Philadelphia suburb bank robbery and faces a second Boston case in which a guard was killed.

Philadelphia Susan Saxe FBI U.S. District Court Alfred Luongo Brandeis University Boston Frederick County School Board Frederick County Court House Winchester Virginia Frederick County Stonewall Boundry Whitehall Whitehall School Circuit Court Lawrence R. Ambrogi Clinton R. Ritter Frederick County School Board Dennis T. Cole

FDA invites suit to block billions of throwaway bottles

The FDA drafts an environmental impact statement on plastic bottles and invites a lawsuit to clarify if the 1969 National Environmental Policy Act amends the 1906 Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. Industry has not yet responded to the proposal while FDA weighs safety and environmental concerns.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA Federal Register Schmidt Supreme Court Congress Coca-Cola Pepsi-Cola

Monkeying Around in Substation Causes City Power Outage

A monkey entered a locked substation in Petersburg area, contacting 34,500 volts and plunging about 1,800 homes plus Dinwiddie County and nearby areas into darkness briefly. Power was restored by 5:30 p.m. The incident recalled a similar event years ago and officials noted the unusual cause of the outage.

Richard Bland College-Johnson Road McGiever Matoaca

Financier Smith fined for illegal campaign gifts in 1970

C Arnholt Smith, 76, was fined 10000 for promoting illegal campaign contributions to a U S Senate candidate in 1970. Robert Schnacke imposed the maximum fine as Smith seeks appeal from a March 20 misdemeanor conviction. He faces 25 felony counts over misapplication of 27500000 from the United States National Bank before its 1973 insolvency.

San Diego Calif C. Arnholt Smith U.S. Senate U.S. District Court Robert Schnacke Smith George Murphy R-Calif United States National Bank

President Ford views unofficial portrait of himself

President Ford and Betty Ford inspected an unofficial portrait donated to the Capitol Hill Club by Philadelphia artist Donald E. Johnson. Ford, a fiscal conservative, commented that he enjoys seeing a politician with his hand in his own pocket, noting his left hand in the portrait.

Washington Ford Betty Capitol Hill Club Donald E. Johnson Philadelphia

Paella Described as Pan Not Dish in Catalan Phrase

In Catalan usage the term paella refers to the large flat round saucepan used to prepare and serve the traditional Spanish meat and fish dish. The iron pan is hand wrought and features two handles.

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