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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1977

Page

3

Lynchburg Converts Two Old Schools Into Apartments

In Lynchburg two historic schools Frank Roane built 1890 and Robert E Lee built 1916 are slated to become 92 apartment units for elderly and low income residents. The project uses VHDA and HUD funds with design by Kirk Noyes of Gloucester Massachusetts and aims for late summer construction.

Lynchburg Virginia Frank Roane Robert E. Lee Herbert R. Moore Moore Lynchburg Covenant Fellowship Gloucester Mass Kirk Noyes Noyes LCF Garland Gray J. F. Jamerson & Sons Appomattox Virginia Housing Development Authority U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development VHDA HUD National Trust For Historic Preservation

Ninety Plus Women Ordained Priests in Episcopal Church

An AP survey shows over 90 women ordained since approval of female ordination with 62 more women deacons or candidates heading for priesthood. By mid November 96 men had been ordained. about two thirds of women hold paid church roles or work in secular institutions. The church reports 13 congregations left, 18 withheld funds, 10 barred bishop visits, and 3,400 members left in 1977 over ordination and reforms.

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Fashion history recalls 1967 leg fashion year

The Star Files looks back ten years to 1967 praising leg fashion and mini skirts as part of a leg craze. Paul Whiteman, 77, famed bandleader, died. hailed as dean of modern American music who fused classical with jazz. Auto industry planned 3 million cars for early 1953.

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