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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1973

Page

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Angry Truckers Renew Blockade On Ohio Turnpike

Truckers renewed a blockade of the Ohio Turnpike shortly after clearing a 24 hour traffic jam. State police and National Guard tow crews moved to clear Interstate 70 near Columbus and Interstate 75 near Toledo, amid protests over fuel costs and lower speed limits.

William Kronholm Associated Press Columbus Ohio National Guard Toledo U.S. 20 U.S. 250 Washington Terry Mahoney Erie U.S. Transportation Department Turnpike Walt Lowery Transportation Department John Gilligan

Byrd Named New General Manager at The Winchester Star

Thomas T. Byrd, 27, named general manager of the Winchester Evening Star by Publisher Harry F. Byrd Jr. He is a fourth generation Star executive with military service, education at Lynchburg College, and board roles in local organizations. He lives in Clarke County with wife Dana and children Courtney and Tommy.

Thomas T. Byrd Winchester Evening Star Harry F. Byrd, Jr Byrd The Star Staunton Military Academy Virginia Military Institute American School Switzerland U.S. Marines Viet Nam Lynchburg College Old Dominion Savings and Loan Winchester

Davis named senior executive assistant to Gov elect Godwin

Jack F. Davis, longtime Winchester Evening Star executive, will join Gov elect Mills E. Godwin Jr as senior executive assistant when the new administration takes office January 12. Davis, 53, will leave The Star after 12 years as general manager and editor, with prior AP service and Virginia State Chamber of Commerce presidency. He calls the post a "real and exciting challenge."

Virginia Mills Godwin Richmond Jack F. Davis the Star Mills E. Godwin, Jr Winchester Evening Star Davis Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Winchester Associated Press Thomas T. Byrd Sen. Byrd Jack Davis Gov. Godwin Star Bruce Miller Godwin Linwood Holton Carter O. Lowance Lewance College of William and Mary Huntington W.va Marshall University Huntington Herald-Dispatch Charleston Winchester Star U.S Harry F. Byrd Jr

Prices Jump as Wholesale Fuel Costs Surge in November

Washington reports a sharp rise in wholesale prices led by fuels and energy products, up 19.3 percent—the largest one month jump on record. Farm products and processed foods and feed, however, declined 1.5 percent from October.

Washington Department of Labor

Two Killed in Middle Road Car Crash Near Winchester

Two young men died in a one car crash on Middle Road about six miles south of Winchester at 11:30 p.m. yesterday. Peter Donald Neale, 22, of Rt. 6, died at the scene as driver. A passenger, later named, was taken to hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and died at 5 a.m. today. Trooper L P Coverstone said the car, northbound on Rt. 628, struck a tree.

Middle Road Winchester Peter Donald Neale Rt. 6 L.P. Coverstone Neale Rt. 628

Ford Expected to Be Confirmed as Vice President

Nixon nominated Gerald R. Ford to fill the vice presidency and the House was set to confirm today with a near certainty, marking the first use of the 25th Amendment. Ford would be sworn in in a joint session with Chief Justice Burger presiding, as Congress faced impeachment clouds surrounding Nixon.

Gerald R. Ford Michigan Washington Ford United States House Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Senate Supreme Court Warren F. Burger

Egypt and Israel clash over Suez high in the sky

Egyptian and Israeli jets dueled over the Suez Canal with both sides claiming to shoot down a plane. Cairo radio said Egyptian fighters intercepted Israeli planes near Ein Sukhna and that one enemy jet was destroyed. Israel reported a MIG21 downed and all its planes returned safely.

Associated Press Suez Canal Cairo Ein Sukhna Suez

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