Parking dispute at Winchester Memorial Hospital area discussed
The Winchester Star reports eight of 13 officials see a hospital area parking problem. Mayor Bell and council members weigh ground level versus multi level lots, Parking Authority involvement, and district size changes from the Planning Commission. A Jan 27 public hearing on the ordinance is planned.
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Stewart Bell Jr
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
The
Star
Mr. Bell
Roy W Bayliss Jr
William S. Keyton
Ben B. Dutton Jr
Thomas C. Glass
S. Pannill Jones
James H. Fleming
Charles M. Zuckerman
George H. Garber
Effie Davis
Shirley C. Bly
William M. Mote
C.L. Riley
Council
Planning Commission
W. Clifford St
Zuckerman
Bell
Shirley
Doctors Offices
Carl Napps
Clifford St
Council weighs hospital parking and a multi level solution
Boyer council members and residents debate the hospital parking problem and possible fixes including a multi level garage funded by the hospital, bonds, and city authority involvement with zones and site options around Stewart and Cork streets.
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Star
Diane Kimbel
James H. Fleming
Fleming
Thomas C. Glass
Glass
Ben B Dutton Jr Receives 1975 Outstanding Citizen Award
Ben B Dutton Jr a Winchester entrepreneur and public official received the 1975 Outstanding Citizen Award from the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce. The insurance executive has led the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival and chaired the Public Safety Committee on the City Council while serving as chamber and local association president. His hometown service drew praise at the 58th annual chamber dinner.
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Ben B. Dutton Jr
Winchester Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Association of Insurance Agents
Dutton
Winchester
Mission to Moscow as Kissinger visits during Ford’s State of the Union
Kissinger flew to Moscow late on Ford’s State of the Union address after the Soviets proposed the visit and nudged for a meeting. The aim appears to be pressuring the presidential campaign by signaling possible concessions on SALT and nuclear arms control. Moscow's move seeks to ease detente tensions and influence U.S. political debates.
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Khrushchev
Jack Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Helsinki
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Jackson
Brezhnev
Communist Party Congress
New Hampshire
Europe
China
Congress
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Paul Nitze
Gerard Smith
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