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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1971

Page

5

Regents Would Rule West Virginia College Accreditation

A bill in the 60th Legislature would grant the State Board of Regents authority to set accreditation rules for all higher education institutions. The measure, sponsored by Sen. C. H. McKown, would also require written Regents approval to confer degrees from any institution meeting minimum standards.

Charleston W. Va State Board of Regents West, Virginia Senate Finance Committee C.H Jackie’’ McKown Cabell County Senate Ucation Committee Board of Regents West Virginia Robert K. Holliday D-Fayette Alan Susan Raleigh Holliday Susman Chauncey Browning Jr House George H. Seibert Jr Ohio County Del Charles E. Romine Joint Committee On Government and Finance

Maryland debates bottle ban to curb waste in Maryland

Maryland Senate and House introduce bills to ban sale of throwaway beverage bottles. Sen. Julian L. Lapides and Del. David Gray Ross lead, noting Bowie as the first U S city to ban non returnable bottles. Proposals set penalties up to 1000 dollars. some versions ban manufacture and delay take effect to July 1972.

Annapolis Maryland Senate House of Delegates Sen Julian L. Lapides Baltimore Del David Gray Ross Bowie United States House Lapides

Motorcycle Club Member Is Acquitted of Murder

Alan David Passaro a Hells Angel from San Jose was acquitted of murdering Meredith Hunter at a 1969 Rolling Stones concert seen on film. He remains jailed for unrelated parole violations and theft and marijuana possession charges.

Oakland Calif Alan David Passaro San Jose Hells Angels Celeste Passaro Alameda County Soledad State Santa Clara County Meredith Hunter Berkeley Hunter William J. Hayes Monte Speedway

First Presidential Phone Call in 1877 Landmark Talk

The first presidential telephone call occurred in 1877 when President Rutherford B. Hayes spoke with Alexander Graham Bell over 13 miles of wire in Rhode Island, predating White House desk use by decades.

U.S White House Rutherford B. Hayes Alexander Graham Bell Rhode Island

Hutto Acquitted of My Lai Charges

Sgt. Charles Hutto of Tallulah La. was found not guilty by a six officer jury at 3rd Army headquarters on charges of assault with intent to murder My Lai villagers during a 1968 operation. He testified he followed orders and planned to leave the Army soon.

Hutto My Lai FT. Mcpherson, Ga Charles Hutto David Mitchell St. Francisville Ft. Hood Tex Tallulah 3Rd. Army Donald Laffoon Laffoon Highland Ind Brenda Pline Magill Charlie Huttos Ernest Medina Charley Company Medina Kenneth Howard Atlanta

South Vietnamese to Get 150 More Installations

The USS Command reports 150 additional installations will be turned over to the South Vietnamese as part of Vietnamization. Over 100 installations have already been transferred, including base camps and small facilities, with original costs around 60 million dollars.

Saigon USS Republic of Vietnam U.S 3Rd Marine Amphibious Force 1St Marine Division da Nan Vietnam

Miami Edison Cadette Corps to Perform at Super Bowl

The Miami Edison Cadette Corps an all girl drill team since 1929 will appear in the Super Bowl pre game and halftime shows. The group also performs at the Fountainbleau Hotel and has marched in the Apple Blossom Parade in patriotic regalia. It has entered the 1971 Grand Feature Parade scheduled May 8.

Miami Edison Cadette Corps Miami Fla Fountainbleau Hotel

Blind Scout Achieves Eagle Rank in Hopewell VA

Ralph Conrad ablind high school sophomore earned the Eagle badge the Boy Scouts highest rank. The Black blind youth credits independence and self help while highlighting support from mentor William Harvie who calls the achievement his own effort.

Hopewell Ralph Conrad Ralph National Boy Scout Headquarters William Harvie Harvie

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