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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1976

Page

4

Shenandoah proposes park site alternative for city stadium

Shenandoah College urges better fitting location for a baseball stadium on park land opposing Parks and Recreation Board plans for a lighted stadium on Millwood Ave. near the armory. The college offers to relocate and underwrite lighting while preserving park openness and reducing traffic with a Senseny Road site near I-81. A public hearing is set before the planning commission to weigh the two options.

Shenandoah College Parks and Recreation Board Millwood Ave Armory College Shenandoah Ralph Shockey Pleasant Valley Road Senseng Road Shenandoah’s Planning Commission Shockey Senseny Road Commission

Winchester Post Office building plan faces continued use debate

Local officials led by Mayor Stewart Bell Jr oppose selling the old Winchester post office at Piccadilly and Braddock Streets. Congressman J Kenneth Robinson proposes GSA acquiring the building for federal space and leasing back a downtown postal facility, preserving service for residents.

Winchester Piccadilly and Braddock Sts Stewart Bell Jr Postal Service Handley Library Seventh District J. Kenneth Robinson Robinson General Services Administration Bell GSA

In House Shift At Winchester Council Clerk Post

The Winchester City Council approved an in house shift moving clerk duties from B M Perrero to Michael M Foreman effective Jan. 1. Perrero will devote full time to city auditor office accounting and data processing duties. Foreman also serves as Winchester Circuit Court clerk and has been a City Council member.

B.M. Perrero Winchester Michael M. Foreman City Hall Perrero Foreman

Press Link Between People and Government Shaped by McCabe

Frederick County reporter Tom McCabe describes the press as the bridge to government and stresses discretion to inform citizens. He recalls Viet Nam service and career path from Scarsdale roots to the Star in 1975. He covers Frederick County growth, planning, sanitation, and fire news with dedication to public responsibility.

Frederick County the Star Tom McCabe McCabe Georgetown University New York City Scarsdale Air Force Viet Nam George Stoddart Wffv Radio Middletown Jim Costello Planning Commission Sanitation Authority Gene Dailey Winchester Dailey

Committed teen condemns abortion in Star letter

A Winchester writer argues abortion is murder and opposes the practice, stating the unborn child is not part of the mother and urging against pregnancy. The letter also contends hunting photos show callousness and favors more positive images, noting editor’s note on submission rules.

the Star The Star Greystone Terr Winchester James Royston Parkway St. Winchester

Polite Revolution Threatens United Kingdom Over Scotland

Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that rising Scottish nationalism threatens UK unity as devolution debates spark fears of independence. With oil revenues shifting toward Scotland, Labour faces losses in Scottish seats and a push for autonomy could become a broader bid for sovereignty.

London United Kingdom England Scotland Labor Party Margot McDonald James Callaghan Scottish Nationalist Party SNP Conservatives Nationalists Labor McDonald Japan Edinburgh

Abortion Debate Spurs Viewpoints in Community Forum

Citizens and clergy express strong opinions on abortion and a proposed constitutional amendment reversing Supreme Court limits. Notable voices include Rev Ken Smith and Dr. Joseph M. Deignan citing religious and moral grounds, while others argue for legality and caution against punitive measures.

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