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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1971

Page

8

Nixon congratulates closings on Rehnquist and Powell confirmations

President Nixon praised the Senate for confirming both William Rehnquist and Lewis F Powell Jr to the federal bench. He stated the nominations would bring integrity and intellectual breadth to the Supreme Court and noted broad partisanship in the vote with 38 Republicans in favor and 30 Democrats in support overall.

Nixon Krelinquist Rehnquist Lewis F. Powell Jr

Democrats Fail To Override Nixon Veto On Poverty Bill

Senate Democrats fail by seven votes to override President Nixon on the $6 billion antipoverty bill with child care provisions. The measure dies for the session as Congress funds the Office of Economic Opportunity through next June 30, while welfare reform plans push to next year.

Washington Senate Nixon Congress Office of Economic Opportunity OEO House Senate Finance Committee

Clarke County Citizens Group Elects Officers

Ellis heads Clarke County Concerned Citizens Council at Millwood Community Center as Garrison Ellis is named president. Other officers include Rev Curtis Clarke vice president Phoebe Ellis secretary Ellen Casey treasurer and Rev Holland Clark chaplain. Executive committee members named are George F Johnson David Thorton and Emma Walker.

Millwood Garrison Ellis Clarke County Concerned Citizens’ Council Curtis Clarke Berryville Phoebe Ellis Ellen Casey Shenandoah Farms Holland Clark George F. Johnson David Thorton Emma Walker

New York Adopts State Flower Rose by School Vote 1891

New York became the first state to adopt a state flower when school children voted for the rose in 1891. The decision reflects a civic exercise showing youth involvement in state symbolism and marks a historic floral designation.

New York

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