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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
4
discussion of the Dow Jones index as a barrier concept and the belief in its mystic power, plus notes on stock index revamps using computers. It then shifts to weather warnings improving, potential weather control to divert rain, reduce floods, and aid agriculture for a more productive era.
Letters praise the James Wood Athletic Club Invitational Basketball Tournament for its quality and growth led by Dr. H. Brian Landes. Peggy Kelly questions welfare costs, urging accountability. Phoebe Ellis urges Virginia ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, citing national support and asking readers to contact legislators.
The article notes a learning phase as Nixon's second term begins with many cabinet members new to their roles and Congress handling housekeeping tasks. Both House and Senate include newcomers aiming to acquaint themselves with Washington and newly formed staffs, while veteran teams press ahead.
From the Star Files ten years ago in 1963 Ralph L. Hardy was named chairman of the Winchester Heart Fund campaign. Snow and fog were forecast after a mother’s march that yielded $950 county and $1,500 city. Citizens considered a quonset hut for a teen club and Hugh Henry and the recreation board planned a yearly program meeting.
Daily meditation discusses how relationship defines life within neighborhood, school, and family. It argues that harmonious ties keep homes peaceful, firms cohesive, and schools effective, while dissent and protest coexist with relationship shaping progress and fulfillment.
The article describes a looming clash between Elliot Richardson and the White House over selecting the assistant secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs. It pits Richardson’s favored Jonathan Moore against NSC aide Helmut Sonnenfeldt, highlighting a broader White House strategy to control appointments and reshape the civilian leadership in Nixon’s second term.
U S District Judge Charles L Brieant ruled that news analysts who express opinion on public affairs cannot be forced to join AFTRA The decision shields opinionated broadcasters from union shop coercion The Baton Rouge case follows a prior restraint order on reporting in a civil rights probe and raises press freedom questions The piece contrasts two major First Amendment issues and a broader defense leadership power struggle in Washington
HAL BOYLE reflects on ownership in New York AP column. He argues possessions often possess the owner and true happiness comes from simple living, work you enjoy, a modest home, a content spouse, and children. Wealth can corrupt and erode contentment.
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