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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1973
Page
4
Senator Kilpatrick argues for cautious federal rules on private retirement plans amid rapid growth to 35 million workers. He notes strong vesting in many funds, low failure rates, and the portability problem, while urging incremental reform over radical changes.
The article argues unity on wheat supply is unlikely as U S demand outstrips production and 2 billion bushels would only be possible with ideal weather. It traces the long evolving phone tax since 1942, noting reductions under Public Law 91-614 and predicting further changes by 1982. It also touches on superstition and the origin of the phrase knock on wood.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that the Ervin committee aims to question Bud Krogh in a private interview to determine if Nixon authorized the Blue House Plumbers break-in at Dr. Fielding in Beverly Hills. They note Cox rejects national security excuses and discuss potential impeachment momentum if the President ordered the burglary.
More than 500 Jaycees and their wives traveled from across Virginia to attend the Virginia State Jr. Chamber of Commerce work conference. Henkel Harris won the championship of the Little Minor League. Babe Ruth lay in state at Yankee Stadium with thousands viewing the body. Winchester Memorial Hospital building fund totaled $600 from last week’s fun festival.
The piece asserts that Robert Browning claimed certainty about God is the sole guarantee for daily confidence. It contrasts material success with happiness and argues that belief in God's goodness, power, and providence sustains courage amid life's disturbances.
Former Nixon attorney Herb Kalmbach reaffirms his Senate testimony that Ehrlichman approved six figure payments to Watergate defendants. Ehrlichman denies approving, Kalmbach calls him untruthful. Subpoenaed tapes dispute, White House defends executive privilege while Nixon travels for policy speech.
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Homer Marion O'Dell 45, a Charlotte based professional wrestler, was charged with felonious assault in Richmond for an on stage July 27 incident. He allegedly struck 16 year old Philip Ellinger after a dispute during a wrestling exhibition. O'Dell is linked to C&M Promotions and Rip Hawk as a wrestler and manager.
Conrad Aiken a Pulitzer Prize winning poet died Friday in Savannah Georgia. He won the 1930 Pulitzer for Selected Poems.
A reader asks how to handle overflowing charity requests and whether to trust professional fundraisers. Abby says legitimate charities provide financial statements and that fundraisers can be costly but necessary. Another reader asks about a boyfriend who exits to take long calls, with Abby calling him a clown. A third letter from worried grandparents asks how to handle a daughter with clutter and lifestyle choices, and Abby urges keeping hands off and suggests a psychiatrist for the grandparent.
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