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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1976
Page
2
Miss Crosby, Queen Shenandoah, remains undecided on her future plans and will focus on acting study across mediums. The 5'4" green-eyed performer recalls pageant memories, a young Red Cross swimming gold medal, and a college schedule with wardrobe plans for Winchester.
David Eisenhower and Julie Nixon plan to move from Washington to a two bedroom Upper East Side apartment overlooking the East River in Manhattan around May 15. Julie jokes about abandoning jeans amid a busy schedule of acting and dance classes.
Frederick County adopts an official Cleanup Campaign sponsored by the Frederick County Environmental Council. Laura Pifer chairs. Cleanup Week is May 16 to 22 with a school poster contest entry deadline May 28 and winner announced June 1.
The Frederick County supervisors discuss the school budget and a proposed no tax increase plan. They consider an equalization board with rough $25,000 to $30,000 funding and note state law requiring a four year land reassessment. Malcolm opposes cuts and questions line item decisions.
Northern Valley and Virginia areas show frosty nights with 30s lows and 70s daytime highs. Extended outlook through Monday stays warm with possible showers, while rainfall records and temperatures are summarized. plus a brief note on the Arch Moore extortion trial in Charleston, West Virginia.
U.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. challenges Secretary of State Kissinger’s push to repeal the Byrd Amendment, which allows Rhodesian chrome sales. Byrd warns repeal would heighten dependence on Russia for chrome, a key defense material, while Rhodesia, South Africa, and Russia hold most chrome.
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