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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1973

Page

7

Mexico a major source of illicit drugs entering the United States

Two U S congressmen say narcotics traffickers aided by widespread corruption in Mexico have made it a key source and transit point for drugs entering the United States. They cite arrests in Sonora and discuss Mexican official cooperation and gaps in commitment.

Washington Mexico United States U.S Ducer France Robert H. Steele R-Conn Argentina Buenos Aires Steele Morgan F. Murphy D-Ill Luis Echeverria Alvarez Pedro Ojeda Paullada Murphy House Foreign Affairs Committee Middle East Midwest West Coast Peru Ecuador Bolivia

Meeting on Equestrian Club Tonight

A meeting to form a Frederick County youth horse and pony club will be held tonight at 7 30 in the Supervisors meeting room at 9 Court Square. Open to youths 7 to 19, led by Mrs Carol D Carroll with local equestrian leaders. The club aims to provide riding recreation and instruction in horse care riding equipment and related fields for youth and parents.

Frederick County Supervisors Court Square Carol D. Carroll

Hints From Heloise For Mothers of Icing Eaters

Practical tips from Heloise on managing cake serving for children and family life. Notes include baking cake in a sheet pan for easy portioning, Aunt’s stacking layers for more icing, and simple tricks to keep kids engaged with treats. Readers share snippets on stamps, dieting, pomander costs, and memory-keeping habits.

Heloise Nelson Sproull

Key 73 Project In Clarke County Berryville Week

The Good News Center sponsored by Clarke County churches will set up in Berryville from February 28 to March 6, closed March 4. A trailer office on Main St will run daily 10 am to 5 pm, staffed by Baptist, Episcopalian, Methodist, and Presbyterian volunteers. Visitors seeking reading material and conversation are welcome.

Good News Center Clarke County Berryville Hardesty Main St

Supreme Court signals rethink on one man one vote ruling

The Supreme Court, with a 5-3 vote, approves a Virginia House apportionment plan that allows a 16.4 percent population deviation. Justice Rehnquist writes the majority, favoring district integrity while Brennan and allies warn deviations could still underrepresent areas. The decision signals a shift as new justices form a coalition skeptical of earlier Warren era standards.

Barry Schweid Associated Press Washington (Ap Earl Warren Supreme Court Warren Virginia House of Delegates William H. Rehnquist Nixon Rehnquist William J. Brennan Jr U.S Brennan Virginia High Court Connecticut Iowa Texas Louisiana Illinois Kansas Alabama Washington William O. Douglas Thurgood Marshall Potter Stewart Byron R. White Warren E. Burger Harry A. Blackmun Lewis F. Powell Jr

Frederick ASC Committee to Meet Friday

The Frederick County ASC Committee will hold a Friday meeting with county community committeemen in the local ASC office. Topics cover program requirements under the 1973 Feed Grain and Wheat Programs and related Wool, Storage Facility and Dryer Loan, Commodity Loan, and Feed Grain Wheat programs. Attending officials include Elmer M. Venskoske chair, Robert K. Stickley vice chair, E. W. Adams Jr., John T. Wolfe, Paul T. Moore, and committeemen Clarendon Ruble, Walter T. Anderson, W. L. Dawson, Ralph Bauserman, Julian Carbaugh, and Charles R. Sandy.

Frederick County ASC ASCS Elmer M. Venskoske Robert K. Stickley E. W. Adams, Jr John T. Wolfe Paul T. Moore Clarendon Ruble Walter T. Anderson W. L. Dawson Ralph Bauserman Julian Carbaugh Charles R. Sandy

13,000-Pound Wounded Bird Near Memphis

A Mississippi National Guard CH34 Choctaw helicopter, flying at 2000 feet, developed engine trouble and landed in a muddy soybean field near Memphis. The aircraft sat with landing gear stuck in mud as crews prepared to retrieve it and return it to Tupelo.

Memphis

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