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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1976
Page
2
A CIA report released by Frank A Olson’s family says agents ignored warnings about LSD before Olson was secretly dosed. It recalls Richard Helms warning the drug was dynamite and notes Olson jumped from a NYC hotel on the ninth day after dosing.
Former CIA Director Richard M. Helms faces a misdemeanor charge for approving a 1971 break in at a Fairfax City, Virginia photo studio run by Deborah Fitzgerald and Orlando Nunez. The Washington Post notes DOJ lawyers informed him of his rights last week.
A physician protest over rising malpractice insurance premiums spreads to San Gabriel Valley communities with specialists like orthopedic and thoracic surgeons and neurosurgeons transferring more patients. Stan Grant of Los Angeles County EMS notes increased transfer calls as premiums rise.
In Cape Town South Africa the Rosenkowitz sextuplets celebrated their second birthday with a hexagonal six flavored cake two candles at each end and equal blue and pink icing for the three boys and three girls David Grant Jason Emma Nicolette Elizabeth born January 11 1974 only the Rosenkowitz six of 23 sextuplet births recorded to date survive.
Front Royal Town Council will hold four public hearings tonight: one on electric rates reviewing corrected charges after a computer error, and three on rezonings. Hearings cover multiple blocks in Viscose City, Hoffman Heights, Colonial Park, and West End areas, plus a pumping station and policy discussions on utility deposits and the proposed discontinuation of the Electric Home Heating Monthly Uniform Payment Plan.
After a two decade dispute that reached the World Court, France restores full citizenship rights to six children with Celtic Breton names Adraboran Maiwenn Gwendal Diwezha Sklerijenn Brann aged 12 to 19. Their births were previously unaffirmed as no official certificates existed under an 1803 list. They now gain eligibility for driving, marriage, health benefits and military service.
Eddie Lee Thomas, 34, stands trial in Fredericksburg Circuit Court for the December 26, 1974 murder and rape of Mrs. Sallie Aliff and the killing of her four children in Henry County. Jury selection and opening statements mark the start of a three day proceeding with 45 witnesses expected. the defense may not call witnesses.
Arab delegates and PLO negotiators rushed to build a united position for the Security Council session on the Arab Israeli dispute. They aim for a resolution recognizing Palestinian rights as part of peace talks while fearing a U.S. veto and cautious acceptance from Henry Kissinger.
Two Frederick County juveniles were to be petitioned today over a Wakeland Manor break in south of Stephens City where two stereo speakers a turntable an AM FM stereo and records were taken. The loot valued over 2000 dollars was recovered by the sheriff's department after a 3 PM recovery yesterday with investigators Ed Buchanan and Jerry Long on the case. In Winchester two other break ins were reported with stolen stereo gear and a color TV at Nancy Jeffries 50142 Fairmont Ave and a second at Tom Stutz 416 National Ave involving a turntable amplifier speakers and other items valued at 244 dollars.
Fair tonight in the Northern Valley with lows near 20s. Clouds rise Tuesday with highs in the 40s. Virginia shows clear tonight with lows 20s to 30s, rising clouds and a chance of southeast rain late Tuesday. Extended outlook calls for rain and mild midweek, then colder with snow flurries in the mountains later in the week. Rainfall figures from today and prior years are listed.
Sears Roebuck Foundation presented Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music with a $500 grant. John J. Kronenberger delivered the award to Dr. Robert P. Parker, Shenandoah president. The foundation also plans more than $25,000 for Virginia private colleges this week and supports over 850 institutions nationwide with $1,270,000 in 1975-76 grants.
Dr. Rawlings, a Baptist Bible College and Bob Jones University graduate, received an honorary Doctor of Letters from California Graduate School of Theology on June 3 1973. He leads Landmark Christian School with 500 students and serves as Associate Director and Speaker for the Landmark Hour radio program. Landmark Baptist Temple counts 12000 members with 4000 weekly attendees and operates 80 buses serving about 3000 passengers. In 1969 President Nixon invited him to preach at the White House.
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