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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1973
Page
2
A 1973 Dear Abby column presents three reader queries. One asks if a husband who borrows pantyhose and wears wife’s nightgowns might be a transvestite. A second describes an elderly husband’s odd behavior and hoarding since his 77th birthday. A third thanks Abby for promoting birthday flowers to parents, and a final item jokes about overheard doctor calls.
Artmobiles visit Middletown and Rouss Ave for Apple Blossom week. Lord Fairfax College hosts Images of Reality with 15 works from Wyeth to Warhol. The Blue Ridge Chapter sponsored Encounter II: Color explores color use in art with school-friendly panels. Monday April 30 to Friday May 4 viewing hours vary by site.
Princess Grace of Monaco vows not to wear furs from animals threatened with extinction joining Elizabeth Taylor and Mia Farrow in the pledge.
Gloria Steinem urges reporters to cover women with accuracy not empathy at the American Newspaper Publishers Association meeting. She criticizes stories focusing on dress or looks for women while men are described differently, noting biased reporting such as a Washington paper calling her "blonde" but not naming the male committee head.
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka will depart July 29 for talks with President Richard Nixon on U.S. Japanese relations. Officials declined comment while Japan briefs press. In Washington a State Department spokesman said Nixon will visit Japan when a suitable time is arranged.
Spain's future king Prince Juan Carlos and Princess Sofia visited the 83,000 ton U S aircraft carrier John F Kennedy about 20 miles off Spain's southern coast. Rear Adm Donal D Engen greeted them on Thursday.
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