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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1973

Page

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Godwin receives mixed reaction to governor bid in Virginia

In Richmond AP two Democratic lawmakers endorse Mills E. Godwin Jr. while Lt. Gov. Henry E. Howell Jr. attacks the candidacy. House Speaker John Warren Cooke signals possible entry as a candidate and other potential Democrats ponder their positions after the General Assembly session.

Richmond General Assembly Mills E. Godwin Jr Godwin Paul W. Manns Bowling Green del. D. French Slaughter Jr Culpeper Henry E. Howell Jr House of Delegates Cooke House Atty Andrew P. Miller William B. Hopkins Roanoke Miller Hopkins Mann Slaughter Senate Virginia Commonwealth

POW Returns From Vietnam Conflict To Clark Air Base

A total of 143 prisoners of war returned to Clark Air Base Philippines aboard U S hospital planes from Hanoi and Loc Ninh. Most in good condition they were examined by 60 doctors as crowds cheered their homecoming and one veteran proclaimed God bless America and Nixon.

Clark Air Base Philippines North South Vietnam U.S Navy Jeremiah A. Denton Jr Virginia Beach God Bless America Hanoi U.S. Air Force Saigon Clark Loc Ninh Laos United States Hanoi Hilton

Nixon Urges Quiet Welcome for Returning POWs

President Nixon calls for a quiet, respectful welcome as the first U S prisoners of war return from Vietnam. He emphasizes honoring their fortitude and privacy, with prayers and a pledge to avoid exploiting the moment. He notes no plans to meet the POWs immediately.

San Clemente Calif Nixon Vietnam U.S North Vietnam White House Veterans Administration Washington Abraham Lincoln Palisades United Methodist Church Capistrano Beach Clark Field Philippines Secretary of Defense

Frederick County Woman Fatally Shot

A Frederick County woman identified as 53 year old Margaret Miller of Gore was shot at her home and died from gunshot wounds. She was pronounced dead at Winchester Memorial Hospital around 8:24 p.m. The investigation by Sheriff’s deputies continues with no charges filed at this time.

Frederick County Gore Osbourne Renner Douglas Anderson

Armed Robbery at Safeway Behind Front Royal Store

Police report an armed robbery after 9 30 p m Saturday in the alley behind the Safeway in Front Royal. Two employees were held up at gunpoint and a sizable amount of cash and checks were taken, mostly payable to the Safeway. Investigations are ongoing by Front Royal Police Warren County Sheriff Virginia State Police.

Front Royal Safeway Front Royal Police Warren County Sheriff’s Department Virginia State Police

Fire linked to repairs at Staten Island LNG tank

A Staten Island LNG storage tank eruption was attributed to ongoing repairs rather than product storage. Fire Chief O Hagan said 26 bodies were recovered from the 61 foot deep pit as rescuers searched for 14 missing victims amid debris and ice. the facility opened in 1970 by Texas Eastern Transmission Corp stored 600,000 barrels of natural gas at extreme cold. Separately in Saratoga Florida, David Lawrence of U S News & World Report died at 84 after a 60 year journalism career spanning 11 presidencies.

New York Staten Island John T. O’hagan O’hagan Texas Eastern Transmission Corp Saratoga Fla David Lawrence U.S. News & World Report

Meat Cutters Despair Over Inspectors Pressure

Clarke County Locker Plant owner John F. Milleson and manager Harry Newlin describe relentless inspector pressure over oil use on meat hooks. They fear rust and unclear guidance, risking closure after 26 years of custom cutting in Berryville.

John F. Milleson Clarke County Harry Newlin Milleson Berryville

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