Interviewing Technique Seminar at Local Bank
The Winchester Frederick Education Adult Service will hold a three hour Interviewing Technique Seminar in the Farmers & Merchants National Bank Community Room on Thursday February 22 from 7 to 10 p.m. The program covers steps in conducting an interview follow up filing tools of the trade and the interview and the law. Instructors include Lynn Weakley Stanley Marquess and Ronald L McGuigan. A $2 registration fee is required paid in advance or at the door. Contact Handley High School or James Wood High School to participate.
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Snelling
Stanley Marquess
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Ronald L. McGuigan
Handley High School
McGuigan
James Biddle
James Wood High School
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Referendum-delay amendment eyed to push pari mutuel bill
The bill already cleared the Senate with a postponement move seen as a vehicle for House approval. A sponsor briefed News Leader that Van Clief could accept the delay, possibly with reservations, to clear the measure. James Bassett, ex Kentucky safety director, will testify at Tuesday's hearing that horse racing has not increased crime in Kentucky.
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Planes Bring 60 More POWs Home to California
Three more planes carrying freed American prisoners of war headed for Travis Air Force Base in California. The 60 men boost the total to 125 POWs to land on U S. soil since Tuesday. Twenty more liberated airmen will remain at Clark AFB in the Philippines and fly home Saturday.
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Norwood M. Tuck
Iris W. Hines
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Travis Air Force Base
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California
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Nixon Budget Seeks End of Community Action Program
The Nixon administration plans to terminate federal support for the Community Action Program and reallocate remaining funding through other agencies. A staff memo warns of a constitutional clash over OEO, urging strategy to cut funds via Appropriations Committees and to delay broader budget action on Labor and HEW. In Hanoi, North Vietnam announced more prisoner releases with Homecoming events at Travis Air Force Base as 60 former POWs arrive for medical care and reunions.
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GOP Sees Godwin Bid Narrowing Virginia 1966 Nomination
GOP leaders indicate former Democratic governor Godwin could be the Republican nominee if nominated at the June state convention. Del A R Giesen Jr and others note two potential GOP contenders declined. Democrats weigh candidates like Lt. Gov Henry Howell and Atty. Gen. Andrew Miller as party options. Godwin has formed Virginia Democrats for Godwin to back him whether independent or Republican.
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Winchester January permits total over 1.1 million dollars
Webber reports 18 new dwellings 5 home additions and 3 vacation homes issued in January. In Winchester 42 building permits valued at 1,129,533 dollars were issued by Building Inspector James Swiger comprising 24 residential permits 11 non residential permits and seven sign permits.
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Ocean Salt Flow From Rivers Reaches Four Billion Tons Annually
Rivers discharge about 4 billion tons of dissolved salts into the world's oceans each year, contributing to long term global salt balance.
Mrs Fisher Speaks on AARP Program at Strasburg Chapter
The Strasburg AARP chapter heard Mrs Beulah Fisher present What the AARP Has Meant to Me. David Kagey presided as three new Virginia chapters were announced Woodbridge Purcellville Broadway. New committees named Nominating and directors. A workshop is set for March 14 in Harrisonburg. Next meeting March 10.
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Winchester Aarp
Airports Begin Gate Policing Under FAA Rule
Airports nationwide place police at boarding gates as the FAA enforces a new rule governing passenger screening and luggage inspection. The agency said 476 of 504 regularly served airports plan to comply, with 17 Alaska small airports exempt and 11 others under review. The Missouri River length is noted as 2,714 miles.
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Cold Wave and Weekend Weather Outlook With Rainfall Figures
A cold wave warning plus a traveler advisory covers the southwestern state portion. Tonight brings windy conditions and subfreezing lows from near zero to the teens with snow squalls in the mountains and several inches of accumulations. Saturday remains sunny and cold with highs in the 20s and a 30 percent precipitation chance tonight fading to near zero by afternoon. Extended outlook shows very cold Sunday and a warming trend Monday-Tuesday with highs in the mid 40s to 50 and lows in the 20s. Rainfall totals for the past 24 hours are nil. February 1.86 inches, 1973 year-to-date 4.17 inches. The piece includes long historical rainfall averages and notes on a Middletown Grange meeting led by David S. Kagey with Mrs. Ruth Ashcraft and others. next meeting set for Feb. 26.
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David S. Kagey
Charles Pence
Ruth Ashcraft
Denise Doyle
Earl Houghton
Wayne Kagey, Jr
E.W. Ewing
Louise Houghton
Miller Wins Holton Approval To Represent Cunningham
Atty. Gen. Andrew Miller says Gov. Linwood Holton approved his representation of W. K. Cunningham Jr. in an appeal of a federal order to pay more than 21 000 dollars to three former inmates. The case stems from a ruling that the inmates suffered cruel and unusual punishment.
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Andrew Miller
Linwood Holton
Federal District Court
Miller
W. K. Cunningham Jr
U.S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
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