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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1971

Page

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Kostel Chosen by Virginia Democrats for Lieutenant Governor

Virginia Democrats pick George J. Kostel a moderate conservative as their nominee for lieutenant governor at a Hampton convention. The vote over Carrington Williams foreshadows a tight race with Henry Howell likely running as an independent and Republican rivals looming. Kostel, 43, Clifton Forge attorney, secured the nomination on the fourth ballot amid party unity concerns and liberal resistance in Northern Virginia and among black and labor voters.

Hampton Virginia Henry Howell George J. Kostel Howell Norfolk Kostel Carrington Williams Fairfax J. Sargeant Reynolds Williams Northern Northern Virginia Hampton Roads Coliseum Clifton Forge Virginia House

Winchester Council Set Tonight On Cedarmeade Zoning

Winchester VA City Council convenes in special session at 7 30 p m to vote on Cedarmeade rezoning from R 5 and R 2 to R 2 and from R 5 to B 2 on east Cedarmeade near Wentworth and York. The plan has planning commission support with mixed public opinion and opposition from subdivider Russell Patterson. Also under review are Virginia Municipal League recommendations on welfare costs sewage funds street construction and tax options to be presented at the Sept 12 14 convention in Virginia Beach.

Pat Robinson Winchester Cedarmeade City Planning Commission Russell Patterson Virginia Municipal League Legislative Committee Virginia Municipal League Virginia Beach

Bee sting spike and copperhead bite reported in Winchester

Winchester Memorial Hospital treated five bee stings in a 12 hour period with one admission. A Baker child Sandra Miller was admitted at 12 30 p.m. after a copperhead bite and is reported as progressing well. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will collect all types tomorrow at Christ Episcopal Church Parish House from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It seeks 17 pints of B positive and five pints of A negative for open heart surgery. The August visit is sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad chaired by Mrs Leona Frye.

Winchester Memorial Hospital W.va Sandra Miller RED Cross Bloodmobile Christ Episcopal Church Parish House National Institutes of Health Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Leona Frye

Vepco Seeks 19 Percent Rate Hike in Virginia

Virginia Electric & Power Co asked the State Corporation Commission for a 19 percent rate increase adding to a 7 percent emergency boost. A fuel adjustment clause was also proposed to pass through fuel costs. Hearing set for March 6, 1972, with suspension of the rate change and a note on historical rate base.

Richmond Virginia Electric & Power Co State Corporation Commission SCC Commission Virginia Vepco Nixon T. Justin Moore Jr

Nixon Freeze Hailed by Some Auto Leaders Amid Inflation Fight

President Nixon's wage and price measures drew mixed praise from business and labor leaders. GM chairman James Roche backed the plan and the repeal of the 7 percent auto excise tax, while a textile executive criticized the effort as insufficient to curb inflation.

Associated Press Nixon National Association of Manufacturers Afl-Cio George Meany James M Roche General Motors Corp Lynn Townsend Chrysler Corp W. Ray Shockley South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association Shockley

Foreign Money Markets Closed by Nixon Move

The dollar faced strong pressure abroad as major European money exchanges closed awaiting Nixon's action to defend the dollar by suspending gold settlement. Exporters fret over a 10 percent surcharge on dutiable goods. Japanese officials warn trade impacts, and in Europe markets paused while an international monetary conference emerges to study Bretton Woods charges.

London Nixon U.S Europe Orient Japan Britain West Germany Switzerland Sweden Norway Italy South Africa France Belgium Luxembourg Tokyo United States Japan External Trade Association Bretton Woods N.H Paris

Weekend Crashes Hurt Sixteen People In Area

Zelma M Baxter of Elkton Florida was admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital with internal injuries after a 1 20 a m crash on Cameron Street. Five others were injured in the same collision and a station wagon owner from Stephenson was also involved. Officers Hillyard and Miller said Baxter was driving a 196 Ford when she collided with the parked vehicle. The injured include George Barr Shirley Barr Lurene Sweeting and Carolyn Elaine Baxter 14 all treated at the scene or hospital. The Baxter car was a total loss and the station wagon $400 in damages. Earlier a crash at the intersection of Orchard Avenue and Elm Street at 4 19 p m left five hurt and a house damaged.

Zelma M. Baxter Elkton Fla Winchester Memorial Hospital Baxter W.E. Hillyard R.D. Miller Cameron St Ward Keller Stephenson George Barr Shirley S. Barr N. Cameron St Lurene Sweeting Clearbrook Carolyn Elaine Baxter Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Orchard Ave Elm St

Connally Defends Dollar Policy as Float Not Devaluation

Secretary Connally said Nixon's move to let the dollar float is not a devaluation. He predicts mixed effects against world currencies and cites new talks with Britain, Holland, and France to ease barriers to American goods. He also argues a balanced approach to trade and notes profits for U S businesses have fallen.

Washington Connally

James Wood Choir Home from Europe tour ends

The James Wood Concert Choir returned at 6 p.m. after a three week Europe tour. The 27 voices gave eight performances in major capitals and won top honors at Guilford England's Anglo-International Festival of Music.

James Wood Europe Guilford England Paul Thompson Winchester

Weather outlook brings clear skies to Virginia highs in the 80s

A cold front from the Eastern Shore westward across Virginia yielded mainly clear to partly cloudy conditions with temperatures in the 80s and little rainfall. Local notices mention listeners and classifieds for sewing machine repair, plus an ad for country ham at 99 cents.

Richmond Virginia

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