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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1974

Page

4

Walking Safely On Mall at Winchester’s Loudoun Mall

The Winchester Star discusses dangerous pedestrian access points at the Loudoun Mall. It notes motor traffic near Boscawen Street and Indian Alley with no curbs or barriers, calls for stop or signal lights, and urges traffic restrictions to protect shoppers. Ben Dutton cites potential light options and police action to add a stop sign at the Auto Park exit.

Winchester New Loudoun Mall Boscawen St Indian Alley Commercial and Savings Bank Boscawen Street Ben Dutton Public Safety Committee The Star Boscawen Dutton Auto Park Mr. Dutton Piccadilly Street Piccadilly Loudoun

Rumsfeld in China Deepens Ford Energy Policy Crisis

Washington observers report Donald Rumsfeld is in China with Henry Kissinger, delaying a full energy policy briefing for President Ford. Officials fear the White House is hamstrung, with plans for a domestic energy program stalled and a gasoline tax still opposed by Ford.

Washington Donald Rumsfeld Orient Ford Vladivostok Rumsfeld Henry Japan Korea Mr. Ford Kyoto Frank Zarb Federal Energy White House Kissinger China Vail Zarb Congress Ron Nessen Oval Office Jerry Ford Forbidden City

Decriminalization Debate Grows in Congress on Marijuana

Congressional Quarterly reports groups press Senate subcommittee to repeal criminal penalties for private marijuana use. Advocates cite reduced penalties in states since 1973 and Oregon civil offense. Opponents warn decriminalization undercuts deterrence and public health.

Washington Congress Senate Oregon Richard J. Bonnie University of Virginia Law Bonnie Keith Stroup National Organization For the Reform of Stroup Thomas E. Bryant Private James 0. Eastland D Miss Senate Judiciary Committee

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Winchester Evening Star Loudoun Mall Piccadilly and By Rowland Evans Robert Novak Defense James Schlesinger Schlesinger Pentagon Administration Congressional Elisha Congressional Quarterly PRO CON Jerome H. Jaffe Robert L. Dupont John F. Hughes Washington, D.C Thomas T. Byrd Lewis H. Ebert Douglas B. O'Connell Eugene P. Miller
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