Shenandoah Lecture to Feature Dr Nash on Environment and Humanities
Dr Arnold S Nash of the UNC Carolina Population Center will deliver Shenandoah College and Conservatory lectures on Man and His Environment at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Armstrong Auditorium with a follow up Q A session for educators and residents from Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties. He returns Thursday at 11 a m to address Shenandoah students and faculty on The Choice Before the Humanities with free admission and limited seating.
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Arnold S. Nash
South
Carolina Population Center
University of North Carolina
Shenandoah
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Armstrong Auditorium
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Nash
England
University of Liverpool
University of London
United States
Canada
Church of England Council On Marriage and Family
Student Christian Movement
White Hope National Goals
Europe
Asia
American Sociological Association
Sheriff Sale of Motor Vehicles in Frederick County
Frederick County Virginia sheriff announces public auction of five motor vehicles at the county jail on February 16 1973 at 7 00 PM cash sale includes a 1959 Chevrolet pickup a 1961 Chevrolet sedan a 1962 Mercury Comet a 1963 Chevrolet two door and three 1971 Plymouth Fury four door sedans listed under several court actions with sheriff Lacy H Anderson posted February 5 1973.
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South Cameron Street
Winchester
Virginia
Commonwealth of Virginia
Earnest Clem
Bonnie Fay Garrett
Larry Wayne Garrett
Shenandoah Gas Company
Charles E. Gillespie
Barbara Joyce Grindstaff
James Earnest Payne
Esso
White House
Elec
Singer
Electrolux
Relief News Briefs from Relief by Mrs Otis Brill
Relief Sp 4 Dale L Sours stationed at Fort Riley Kansas on 30 day leave with parents Mr and Mrs Edward Sours. He reenlisted in the U S Army and will depart for Hawaii February 25. Various local social visits noted including Misses and Mrs Swartz Williams Burkhart Hughes and Malone family. Death notice arrived for Harry Swartz of Hagerstown Maryland.
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Otis Brill
Dale L. Sours
Ft. Riley
Kan
Edward Sours
Relief
U.S. Army
Hawaii
Clarence Williams
Valley Ave
Joe Malone
Fairfax
Diamond as the hardest known substance
The diamond is described as the hardest substance known and is said to be cut only by another diamond, highlighting its exceptional hardness and unique cutting properties.
Alaskans Shocked by Oil Pipeline Ruling
Alaska leaders react to a U.S. appeals court ruling halting the 789 mile Arctic Slope oil pipeline. The 150 page decision says the 146 foot right of way violates the Mineral Leasing Act of 1920 and blocks a special land use permit without a law change. Alaska officials consider congressional amendment to the 1920 law.
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Anchorage
Alaska
U.S
Appeals Court
Arctic
Washington
William A. Egan
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Interior Department
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Alyeska
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Slope
Congress
Oil Company
Valdez
Gulf of Alaska
the Wilderness Society
Environmental Defense Fund Inc
Friends of the Earth
U.S. District Court
George Hart
National Environmental Policy Act
Robinson Seeks Closer Move to Budget Balance
Congressman J Kenneth Robinson urged a closer approach to balance in the federal budget at a Charlottesville Lincoln Day Dinner. He criticized spending excesses and supported revenue sharing while urging local citizens to prioritize community needs and fiscal restraint.
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Robinson
Charlottesville
J. Kenneth Robinson
Nixon
Congress
Republican Committee
Mount Vernon
Board of Supervisors
Dear Abby column letters reveal dentures pride and wedding woes
Readers share examples from Dear Abby, including a grandmother praising false teeth for independence and humor, a mother-in-law dilemma over birth announcements, a doorless bathroom concern, and a survivor recounting domestic violence and seeking guidance.
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Abby
Nixon May Announce 80 Million Cotton Sale To China
Washington sources say the Nixon administration could reveal an 80 million dollar U S cotton sale to China as part of broader trade talks. Officials acknowledge a 400 000 bale sale to Ralli Brothers and Coney in Britain and note revised 1973 export estimates of 4.5 million bales.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon
U.S
China
Peking
Department
Henry Kissinger
U.s.-China
White House
Texas
Ralli Brothers &Coney, Ltd
Former Pueblo Commander Joins Mine Flotilla Task Force
Navy Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher, former Pueblo commander, serves as chief staff officer of Mineflot One based in Guam. The group leads minesweepers clearing North Vietnamese waters as part of the Pacific anti mine force, according to Pentagon officials.
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Washington
Pueblo
Navy
Lloyd M. Bucher
Pentagon
Bucher
Mineflot One
Pacific
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