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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
6
A 1972-74 report urges distinct penalties for commercial versus gratuitous drug distribution, warns against harsh sentences for personal possession, favors probation for simple possession, and calls for targeted confiscation laws. It also prioritizes expanding rehabilitation facilities and moving addicts to appropriate treatment programs during the current General Assembly session.
A concise catalog outlines available professional and train programs. Details include program titles, duration, delivery mode, eligibility, tuition, and applicability for continuing education. It guides prospective students toward enrollment options, schedules, and contact channels.
Explosions in Mirpur Dacca's Bihari sector prompt government to deploy former Bengali guerrillas with regular Bangladesh troops. Reports of clashes with Pakistani forces end the earlier fighting, search for arms continues, Red Cross refused entry, curfew in effect.
New York Mayor Lindsay says he won’t concede before voters speak as he heads for campaign stops in Massachusetts and Florida. Indiana Senator Hartke blasts Nixon taxes blamed for unemployment and inflation, while Los Angeles Mayor Yorty criticizes Nixon plan as temporary relief. Senator Jackson opposes amnesty for draft dodgers, citing Vietnam losses. Senator Humphrey heads to West Virginia to enter the May primary and urges tax reform addressing special interests.
Washington AP Congress, led by Democrats, delays action on Nixon’s dock strike bill. House and Senate hearings proceed as the 117 day walkout costs exports and burdens the public. Republicans push for quick action amid rising unemployment on Hawaii.
The House debates constitutional limits on state aid to private education amid calls to define quality education. A separate anti litter measure targets disposable bottles with liquor exemptions sparking retailer concerns. The Holton administration's $215 million income tax hike bill prompts partisan caution as hearings set for Friday.
Assistant professor Linda P. Stutzenberger will present a piano recital of 20th century works at Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music in Armstrong Auditorium at 8 p.m. The program features Stravinsky, Ravel, Schoenberg, and Prokofieff. Admission is free.
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