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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1969
Page
6
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance on social friction in a Winchester neighborhood coffee group, a conflict over a meddling newcomer, and a strained mother daughter visit dynamic. Readers share letters about faith and affection, plus Abby’s responses on manners and personal choices.
Joseph T. Fitzpatrick 39 named to run the state campaign for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Henry E. Howell Jr. He will resign as general traffic manager of a fertilizer firm to devote full time. Fitzpatrick is praised as a leader in Virginia politics for resisting the status quo. He narrowly lost last year to Watkins M. Abbitt for Democratic state party chairman by 34 votes. In 1966 he served as deputy campaign chairman for U. S. Sen. William B. Spong Jr. in the primary against A. Willis Robertson.
Movement of icecaps could soon be monitored to three or four yards by satellites and automated stations. Scientists say forecasts will offer long term safeguards against icebergs that endanger shipping.
Democrat Andrew P. Miller urged creating a state crime laboratory at Hollins College. He cited a state study commission recommendation and federal funds from the 1968 Omnibus Crime Control Act. The lab would be led by the chief medical examiner and serve state and local law enforcement under the attorney general's office.
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The article notes that the Constitution does not enumerate Supreme Court powers nor set qualifications for justices. It discusses implied powers and the focus on judicial structure rather than specific tenure or criteria.
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