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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1964
Page
3
Richmond reports university leaders challenge a proposed bill that would cap out of state scholars at 25 percent, warning the move would deter top Virginia students, harm academic standing, and push capable students to other states. Officials argue it would slow Virginia education progress.
Virginia public schools spent nearly 30 million dollars in federal funds last year, a 35 percent rise from the prior year. Counties and cities added 25 million more, up 13 percent, while state spending increased by nearly 23 million.
A simple rich baking powder biscuit method yields small rounds perfect for soup. Roll dough to about a half inch thick and cut with a 1 inch round cutter for uniform mini biscuits.
Two pedestrians died in separate weekend incidents in Virginia. Ann White, 20, of Bluefield was struck by a hit and run vehicle along Va. 644 in Abbs Valley, Tazewell County. Marvin Heatwole, 64, of Harrisonburg was struck while pushing an unlit bicycle on a city street.
In Richmond AP report Virginia Democrats announce the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner on February 22 will charge 25 dollars for men and 20 dollars for women, restoring the previous pricing after earlier 35 and 15 rates were considered. Garland M Harwood, secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee, confirmed the revert.
The first class of the United States Air Force Academy began training on July 11 1955 at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver.
The House Committee on Government Operations reports the U S government owns about 315 billion dollars in land and property worldwide as of early 1964, calling the figure conservative despite no full explanation for low land valuations. Alan S Boyd and Robert T Murphy receive one year CAB terms, Lynda Johnson enrolls at George Washington University, and President Johnson commends television coverage of Kennedy assassination.
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