Drug Abuse Series Begins in The Star
Winchester Evening Star reports Lulu Williams conducts an eight part series on drug abuse in the Winchester area. She describes off the record interviews with police teachers doctors parents and youths and details her research including courses at the University of Virginia and visits to Western State Hospital.
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Lulu Williams
Winchester Evening Star
University of Virginia
Virginia
Western State Hospital
Potomac
West Virginia
India tells U S to keep warships out of Bay of Bengal
India's ambassador says New Delhi asked Washington to bar the U S nuclear carrier Enterprise and escort ships from the Bay of Bengal amid the East Pakistan crisis. He cites reports of a possible evacuation beachhead and notes Soviet naval buildup nearby. India would not oppose foreign planes aiding evacuees from Dacca and aims to avoid evacuating Pakistani troops to reinforce West Pakistan.
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Washington
India
United States
U.S
Enterprise
Bay of Bengal
East Pakistan
Lakshmi Kant Jha
Pakistan
Jha
Asst
Joseph Sisco
7Th Fleet
Defense
White House
Straits of Malacca
Singapore
Indian Ocean
West Pakistan
Jho
Bangla Desh
Dacca
Weather in Virginia brings warm temperatures and clouds
A southerly flow between a midwest low and an Atlantic high gave Virginia variable clouds and warm weather today. The report notes elevated temperatures and unsettled skies across the region amid broader atmospheric patterns.
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Richmond
Midwest
Atlantic
Virginia
India May Cease Fire If Pakistan Surrenders
The Indian chief of staff Gen Sam Manekshaw said a cease-fire would follow a confirmed Pakistani surrender as India halted bombing of Dacca. Lt Gen A A K Niazi appealed for a cease-fire and Pakistanis reported their forces near East Pakistan's capital with Indian troops within range of the city. The broader front included Chittagong and disclosures about U S Navy activity and East Pakistan governance. Meanwhile a separate murder trial opened in Winchester for the slaying of a wife and a man. testimonies described the scene and the alleged motive.
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East Pakistan
New Delhi
India
Dacca
Sam Manekshaw
A. A. K. Niazi
Chittagong
Manekshaw
Niazi
Radio Pakistan
U.S
Enterprise
Bay of Bengla
Raj Bahadur
Washington
Bay of Bengal
Calcutta
A.M. Malik
East Pakistan’s Governor, and His Council of Ministers
Red Cross
Hotel Intercontinental
Jack Fossie
Los Angeles Times
Dan Coggan
Time Magazine
Demra
Lakhya
City Approves Water Sale to Authority in Close Vote
City Council narrowly approved an agreement for Winchester to sell water to the Frederick County Sanitation Authority. The 7-5 vote with one abstention authorizes up to two million gallons daily at 35 cents per thousand gallons for 20 years, superseding a 1968 pact and subject to renegotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Scaff
Winchester
Frederick
Wendell Seldon
William M. Battaile
Stewart Bell, Jr
Roy W. Bayliss, Jr
H.W. Butler, Jr
James ~.H. Fleming
Wayne A. Whitham
William M. Mote
George H. Garber
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Thomas C. Glass
C.L. Riley
Charles A Dorton
Robert S. Barbour
Mr. Garber
Mr. Bayliss
Butler
Winchester Moves to Open Way for Loudoun Mall
Winchester asks the General Assembly to enact a general law authorizing taxes on abutting property owners to fund a two-block Loudoun Street semi mall. The Downtown Development Committee seeks 216000 total financing with 108000 city share and 108000 from landlords and tenants via a tax of 60 cents per square foot over 10 years.
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Winchester
General Assembly
Loudoun St
Piccadilly
Cork Sts
Richmond
Downtown Development Committee
DDC
Monetary Solution In Sight
Nixon agrees to devalue the dollar for the first time since 1934 to ease the global monetary crisis. A nine hour Azores meeting with Georges Pompidou produced a framework including a possible 8 percent devaluation and broader currency fluctuation ranges. Negotiations target settlement of short term issues and plan talks with Common Market nations.
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Washington
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Azores
United States
U.S
Treasury
John B. Connally
NBC
High Administration
Pompidou
Gunman Wounds Jordan's Ambassador in London
Jordan's Ambassador Zaid al Rifai, 35, was hit in the hand by automatic fire while being driven to his London embassy. He was taken to a hospital as police tightened security and searched for Arab extremist links. The assailant fled. three Palestinians were detained by Egypt.
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London
Jordan
Zaid al Rifai
Rifai
Wasfi Tell
Cairo
Britain
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Gene Harbert
Sue Carrington
Palo Alto
Calif
Mary Ann
Red China
Ole McDonald’s Farm Market
Silco Jr. Dept
THE
Associated Press
Jordan Nicholson
John Henry Benson
Corporation Court
Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
Trgge
Frye’s Grill
Watts
Benjamin Butler
Benson
Kern St
By Doug O'Connell
Sanitation Authority
James L. Bowman
Garber
Joseph C. Haines
Winchester Post Office
Haines
Berryville
Front Royal
Strasburg
Woodstock
Assembly
Loudoun Mall
Glass
Boston Rockers
Sherwin-Williams
Corrigan Rug Cleaners
West Germany
France
Gunman
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