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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1979

Page

4

Frederick County Board Rejects Federal Junk Food Ban

Frederick County School Board votes to allow local control over snack sales at James Wood High School and area schools. The move challenges USDA rules on junk food and questions if bake sales and donuts will vanish. Principals must implement policy locally while ice cream machines remain for elementary schools.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Frederick County USDA James Wood High School Melton Wright

Royals win game in ninth to force seventh in Valley League

In the Valley Baseball League championship series the Madison Blue Jays rallied in the ninth inning to tie and then win on a two out squeeze play, evening the best of seven. The Winchester Royals had led entering the frame but could not close it out.

Valley Baseball League Winchester Royals Royals Madison Blue Jays Blue Jays

Winchester caps series at home in deciding game

Winchester looks to finish the playoff series at Bridgeforth Field after a home crowd boosted by a 12-7 win over the Blue Jays. The team seeks another strong turnout to tip the series in their favor and end the Blue Jays’ challenge.

Winchester Blue Jays Bridgeforth Field

Letters to the Editor tackle Fishnet piece and fire donations

A Winchester community letters page responds to Mr. Patton's column criticizing Fishnet and defends Fishner's aims. The second letter urges support for volunteer fire companies, detailing rising equipment costs and the need for donations to sustain fire protection and training in Frederick County and Winchester.

the Star Scott Patton Patton Eldridge Cleaver Supreme Court Fishner G. Glen Merriman Larry S. Golliday Congregation of the Cornerstone Ministries P.O Box Winchester Frederick County Fire Service Winchester Fire Companies Winchester Firemen Executive Assn Shawnee Fire Company

Death Warrant for Private Schools

The piece argues Congress must retain control over tax law for private schools. It details how IRS misreads 501 c3 and could impose racial standards, threatening tax deductibility and survival of many religious schools. It urges suspension of the IRS rule and Senate review to restore legislative power.

Universal Press Syndicate Washington Congress Internal Revenue Service Legislative Branch IRS Carter Dornan California Ashbrook Ohio McDonald Georgia Crane Illinois House Senate

Humidity Melts Manhattan Man in Odd Patrol Tale

A spoof report features Captain Bolero of the S.W.E.A.T. squad investigating a man who “melted” on Columbia Avenue. The humidity is blamed as the culprit, with a quirky team including Morris Olga and Hank handling a comical dehumidifier rescue at a Fifth Avenue apartment.

New York Times Manhattan Leo Korbutsky Columbia Avenue Korbutsky S.W.E.A.T Bolero Morris Olga Bressoniere Hank Fifth Avenue Dora von Alghieri England Olga Richard Nixon Nixon Mortis Dora

Bush Runs Early Morning Drill in New Hampshire Campaign

George Bush rises at 6 a.m. to jog over three miles in humid New Hampshire weather as he builds a statewide operation led by George Gregg. The piece contrasts Bush with Ronald Reagan and portrays Gregg’s relentless retail campaigning as key to gaining ground in the 1980 Republican race.

Field Enterprises Inc Lancaster N.H George Bush New Hampshire Bush Ronald Reagan Reagan Hugh Greeg W E Gregg Harrigan North Country Ingram Boonen Loeb William Loeb Beaches One Bob Morrell Glen, N.H Heritage

Bush Campaign in New Hampshire Shapes 1979 Efforts

The article traces George H. W. Bush's New Hampshire outreach in 1979 with multiple visits and daylong talks with legislators in Concord. It notes his campaigning pace, compares him to Connally, and mentions interactions with local figures like Harrigan and Ingram, highlighting strategy shifts and endorsements.

New Ham John B. Connally Bush Concord Connally

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