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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1971
Page
6
The Royal College of Physicians said lung cancer tops killers among smokers and warned 50,000 Britons could die yearly by the 1980s if no measures are taken. It urged warnings on packs a ban on advertising and stricter public place rules.
Frances Hawkins an eighth grade social studies teacher and Democratic candidate for Nevada Legislature is fired rather than granted a paid leave of absence for the 60 day session. The Mineral County board rejected petitions and said hiring a substitute for six days is impractical. Hawkins plans to write a weekly capital newsletter for students.
Senator Robert Dole appears set to become chairman of the Republican National Committee after months of debate among GOP senators and White House aides. Nixon aides and party sources expect an announcement next week during the national committee meeting. Dole defends balancing the post with his Senate duties while pledging loyalty to Nixon’s programs.
The Hayfield Assemblies of God Church on Route 50 west hosts missionary David Stewart of India this Friday at 7 30 p.m. He will display color slides and curios and speak about his work. The service is open to the public.
The 1971 policy statement from Beijing presents a buoyant mood with claims of stable prices rising industry and a thriving market. It notes the fourth National People's Congress and four-year plan, while acknowledging Mao's power consolidation and anti corruption efforts, and asserts China will not act as a superpower.
Thomas Schumacher, young American pianist, presents a Saturday 8 15 p m recital at Shenandoah Conservatory auditorium. He holds the Morris Loeb Memorial Prize Frank Damrosch Award and J U G G Award and has Town Hall debut. He is artist in residence at the University of Maryland and studies at Juilliard with Adele Marcus. Admission by membership card only. no door tickets.
The Boyce Town Council will convene at 7 30 PM tonight at the Boyce Fire Hall to discuss town matters and public concerns.
The Strasburg Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons will hold its first meeting of the year on Saturday at 2 pm in the Elementary School Building on High St. President R. L. Hepner will preside. After the business session, Mrs. Robert G. Fisher will present the program.
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