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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1970
Page
4
A 200 acre Cyprus project proposes a desovereignized world citizens colony with UN protection. The idea sparks debate on sovereignty duties and potential future enclaves amid Greek Turkish tensions. Charles B. Shuman suggests income supplements for farmers and winding down price and production controls.
Mitchell Schuster, a 16 year old from New York, funds an eight year old Vietnamese orphan through Foster Parents Plan by giving $16 a month earned as a busboy. He says he feels a mix of pride and responsibility when writing to the child as a “Dear Parent.”
William B. Ryan a 19 year veteran of Northern Virginia Power Co is promoted to General Foreman of the line department succeeding J Russell Shawen. A gala dance at the Golf Club honors Miss Sheila Claybrook McGuire daughter of Dr and Mrs William P McGuire. Mrs Denver P Spring announces the engagement of her daughter June to James Mandly Brown with a March wedding planned. The Boyce Vets an independent basketball team of returned servicemen opens season vs Winchester Independents at Boyce high school. George W Miller son of Mrs Miller appears on honor roll cadets at Fisburne Military School Waynesboro for the month ending December 18. Miss Mary Eloise Russell daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Russell earns the 13th year bar for regular attendance at Brucetown Methodist Sunday School.
The piece surveys growing signs that Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, elected to a fourth term, may pursue the U.S. presidency. It notes urban reform steps and hints at possible shifts within the GOP, with speculation about Nixon’s future and party leadership dynamics.
The article examines Nelson Rockefeller as a flexible federalism advocate and potential Republican presidential nominee while noting Nixon era discontent and economic hardship. It discusses Democratic and Republican reactions, speculation about a Rockefeller bid, and the cautious stance of aides. It ends with a separate meditation on daily decision making and its moral impact.
Washington notes a testy Congress near collapse in the 91st session after the death of Sen. Dirksen. The piece argues modern leaders lack pragmatic wheeler-dealers, unlike Rayburn and Johnson, and warns current leadership cannot enforce discipline or craft compromises to move major legislation.
An exchange discusses teenage concerns about chronic bad breath from multiple sources. Causes noted include dental infection or disease, sinus or respiratory infections, lung issues, tobacco odors, and digestive tract disorders. Menstrual cycle changes and anxiety are mentioned. Advice suggests medical evaluation starting at the mouth, then sinuses, lungs, and digestive system. stopping smoking may help some cases.
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