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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1970

Page

4

Public Confidence Growing as Economy Rebounds Under Nixon Program

Washington reports signs of recovery with declining wholesale prices and slower inflation. Business leaders expect a gradual rebound, higher production, and steadier employment as wage talks and price adjustments aim for modest gains and the administration maintains a calm stance amid readjustment.

Washington Labor Department

Youth views on war, citizenship, and 18-year-old voters

A 1966 study of 2,200 adolescent males shows they favor fighting communism and obeying law, viewing military service as service to country. Researchers note they do not fit the generation gap stereotype and may steady future elections if 18-year-old voting is approved.

Sibverty A Vietnam Michigan Supreme Court Latin America Addis Ababa Death Valley

Reversing Rural to Urban Population Shift

Two senators propose federal action to redistribute population from cities to uncrowded areas. They seek dispersed offices, annual rural utility health care and education reports, and state cooperation with potential tax incentives to speed relocation while respecting individual freedom.

Congress

Bison sales planned as Interior Dept auctions 339 animals

The Interior Department will auction 339 buffalo from three refuges C National Bison Range Montana Ft Niobrara Nebraska and Wichita Mountains Oklahoma with butchered meat sold later at Wichita refuge. The sales mark ongoing herd management to thinning rather than extinction.

Interior Department National Bison Range Moises Mont Ft. Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge Valentine Neb Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Cache Okla Wichita

Miss Kathryn Sue Flory Weds Rev Walter Maier

The ceremony took place at the First Presbyterian Church as Miss Kathryn Sue Flory became the bride of the Rev Walter John Maier. The couple’s vows were attended by family and friends in a traditional service with readings and music.

Kathryn Sue Flory Walter John Maier First Presbyterian Church W. C. Snyder Mountain Falls Grant Pollock WINC Berkeley County Junior Board of Trade Martinsburg Capt. A. F. Huebner

William Carey Father of Modern Missionary Movement

The sermon extols William Carey as a cobbler who became a great missionary and scholar. Despite limited schooling and resources, his idea to promote missions inspired others to act, leading to significant translation work in India. The message urges cling to good ideas regardless of opportunity.

William Carey Carey England India

Washington frets as Vietnam exit molds the war's fate

James Reston reports officials worry about the economic and political fallout of Saigon's withdrawal, inflation eroding wages of South Vietnamese forces, and Cambodia complicating U.S. aims. They fear Hanoi and Saigon may dictate the timetable while Washington claims progress.

New York Times Service Washington Vietnam Southeast Asia Saigon South Vietnam U.S Cambodia Hanoi Ho Chi Minh North Viense

Don’t Reform Your Husband Says columnist says

HAL Boyles humorous caution says wives should not expect to reform husbands into ideal mates. He contrasts courtship promises with after marriage behavior, noting changes in communication, cooking, and clothing choices as couples settle into domestic life. The piece uses light satire to advise realistic marriage expectations.

Tires Go Up In Flames On Connecticut Service Ramp

A Michigan family pulled off a highway into a Connecticut service station ramp when a front tire suddenly burst into flames. Experts warn underinflated tires at highway speeds cause heat buildup and possible fires. Maintain proper inflation, use a personal gauge, and water not extinguishers to suppress internal tire fires.

Carlton Smith Michigan Connecticut Rubber Manufacturers Association RMA The AMA New York N.Y

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Winchester Evening Star By David Lawrence Buffalo Boy Scout Troop 22 Christ Episcopal Church Frederick County Earl L. Douglas By James Reston White House Paris Nixon Hal Boyle I.Q Advertising and Business Jack F. Davis Eugene P. Miller Douglas B. O’connell Winchester
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