Friendship Fire Co. to relocate to new east Winchester fire hall
The Friendship Fire Co. will move from S. Cameron Street to a new Pleasant Valley Road site near Bruce Street, with a nine-piece equipment capacity and sleeping space for 20 firemen. The $453,000 facility will be funded by selling the old hall and company-raising or borrowing funds.
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Friendship Fire Co
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Pleasant Valley Road
Bruce St
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Friendship
Baltimore & Ohio
Vietnam frees 49 Americans amid Vietnam unrest debate
Forty nine U.S. citizens and dependents stranded in South Vietnam are allowed to leave as Hanoi offers no official reason. Critics warn against linking the gesture to U.S. recognition or aid and urge accountability for missing servicemen. The issue remains, with no immediate move toward diplomatic ties.
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Fourth of July Firecracker: Soviet Nuclear Test Trimmed in Public
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that the Soviet Union detonated a underground nuclear test July 4 well over the 150 kiloton limit, with a larger blast July 29. U.S. officials debate the breach while Ford touts SALT progress and Kissinger pushes for SALT II, masking Moscow’s violation.
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Kissinger
Reagan Schweiker Ticket Talks Stir GOP Race
Reagan seeks Schweiker as vice presidential pick to pacify moderates and win Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and Delaware delegates. Schweiker touts anti detente stances budget controls and private sector driven social reforms while aligning with Reagan on key policy lines.
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Park Players Earn Praise For Showing At Dark Of The Moon
A reader commends the Park Players and director Scott Bayliss for their Dark Of The Moon performance. In a thunderstorm disrupted mid show, the cast stayed in character and completed the production, proving showmanship and resilience.
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Park Players
Scott Bayliss
Should lawyers advertise and the antitrust clash
Washington column notes small seismic shifts in legal advertising ethics as the ABA faces an antitrust suit over a ban on attorney ads. Justice Department actions echo FTC moves on price advertising for funeral homes and drugs. The piece argues First Amendment considerations may apply and questions if advertising simple services could benefit both lawyers and the public.
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Burger
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Winchester Evening Star
By Rowland Evans
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BY Frank van der Linden
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Jerry Brown
Morris Udall
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Far West
East
Young Americans For Freedom
Sen. Schweiker
Europe
William Miller
Goldwater
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Texas
Jimmy Carter
Bank of Virginia
W. Piccadilly St
Bank of Virginia-Shenandoah
By James J. Kilpatrick
Carts
Goldfarb
Virginia State Bar
Thomas J. Byrd
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas
O'Con
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester Va
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