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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1979
Page
4
The piece argues Washington DCs reluctance to allow right turns on red, driven by federal pressure and costly signage, creates severe congestion. It notes 80 percent no-right-turn signs at intersections, costing about 250000, and cites the American Automobile Association on the policys impact.
Del Walter E. Fauntroy writes to the House committee seeking a full-scale NFL investigation over game timing and officiating. The Redskins fan cites last Sunday’s loss to the Cowboys and argues for scrutiny from helmet to cleats.
The Friendship Fire Co. argues for a 10 to 12 foot paved one way fire lane from Pleasant Valley Rd. to Van Fossen St. extending to Bruce St. to speed responses in the northeast area. They propose a timed gate to keep general traffic off and call for authorities to address community safety needs.
Lulu Williams recalls Milton Ridgeway a Winchester resident who sold papers from a red wagon for decades. The column honors his perseverance independence and generosity noting his struggle with aging and disability and his role as a community symbol.
James R. Cooke delivers a funeral homily for Charles Milton Ridgeway, praising a 25 year community landmark known for hard work, faith, and neighborly service. He muses on heaven as rooms in God’s house and Milton’s entry into eternal life this Christmas season.
Kilpatrick argues Congress dithers on energy policy as oil prices rise and imports remain high. He urges shrinking federal constraints, promoting free enterprise, and accelerating domestic energy development to ease costs for the poor.
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