James Wood Key Club Displays Flags For Kiwanis Week
The James Wood High School Kiwanis Key Club showed a display of miniature flags from every country with a Kiwanis Club. Claudia Beard placed the final flag before presenting the gift to Winchester Kiwanis Club President Donald Smallwood. Don Packard, James Wood Key Club President, also serves as Division Nine Lieutenant Governor.
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James Wood High School
Kiwanis Key Club
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Claudia
Beard
Kiwanis Club
Donald Smallwood
James Wood Key Club
Don Packard
Key
Backers Rally for Bigger Pentagon Budgets in 1971 Fight
After two years on the defensive, supporters of higher military spending push a counter-offensive. The dispute centers on the 1971 defense budget as Laird signals possible increases, while critics led by Sen. Proxmire press for cuts and Vietnam-related restraint.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
U.S
the Armed Forces
Department of Defense
Aerospace Daily
William Proxmire
D. Wis
Proxmire
Vietnam
Nixon
Johnson
Winchester Tax Deadline Remains Open Saturday
Winchester residents must pay personal property and real estate taxes by the deadline to avoid penalties. City Treasurer Harry Carpenter announced the cutoff and said the treasurer's office will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday to accept payments.
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Winchester
Harry Carpenter
Roosevelt and Garner Sail for Japan in 1936
During Roosevelt's vacation aboard the USS Houston in Seattle a contrasting voyage occurred as Vice President Garner departed Seattle for Japan on October 16 1936. Roosevelt remained on U S soil aboard a naval ship blurring the line between land and sea sovereignty.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Houston
John Nance Garner
Japan
Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt
U.S
Oil Firms Fined For Offshore Safety Violations
Three major oil companies Shell Humble Union and Continental pleaded no contest to failing to follow federal offshore drilling safety rules. Each company received maximum fines with Shell facing up to 340000 for 170 offenses across 40 wells. The ruling follows a Chevron spill and a Shell fire that killed two workers and raised pollution concerns.
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New Orleans
Shell Oil Co
Louisiana
Humble
Union
Continental Oil
Chevron
Gulf of Mexico
U.S. Dist
Fred J. Cassiery
Continental
Shell
Gulf
Richard Nelson
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Capitol Hill
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Middle Road
Ward Plaza Shopping Center
Jonathan
Shawnee Springs
Florida
Skei
U.S. No
FIRM
Iceberg
Winchester Evening Star Oil
Chevron Oil Co
Shell Rng
Interior Department
Eutaw Springs
Berkeley County
S.C
C.P.O
Orkin Store
Ning
N. Loudoun ST
Ival and Sports
S.M.L
Penneys
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