Winchester Budget Optimism Leads to Possible Small Surplus
Mayor Stewart Bell Jr. reports to the City Council that receipts exceed expectations and the year ending June 30 may show a small surplus. He cautions against rebates but notes any surplus would aid the 1975 76 budget, a point of pride for Winchester versus other cities and states.
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Winchester
Stewart Bell Jr
Council
James H. Fleming
William M. Mote
Effie Davis
Shirley O. Bly
Charles M. Zuckerman
C.L. Riley
Winchester hospital district parking plan sparks council hearing
Editorial urges broad community leadership to resolve the hospital district dispute in Winchester focusing on parking near Winchester Memorial Hospital. It notes a proposed W Clifford Street lot could add 200 spaces and mentions possible Parking Authority involvement as alternative. Citizens from all areas urged to attend next Tuesday’s 7:30 p.m. meeting at Daniel Morgan Middle School for final action.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Planning Commission
W. Clifford St
Reuss
Daniel Morgan Middle School
Council
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Scotland
Domant
America
Mart
Liquor Lobby
Expansion at Winchester Memorial HospitalParking and zoning issues
Administrator Carl Napps reviews the 1974 plan to expand at the present site, detailing parking needs, ordinance requirements, and the Hospital Zone with Clifford Street. He notes 156 parking spaces now for 443 beds, urges inclusion of south Clifford property, and cites fiscal figures plus the hospital and physician payroll, taxes, and regional economic impact.
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Carl Napps
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Anthony J. J. Rourke
Rourke
Cork
Clifford
West Clifford
Ellerbe
Clifford Street
Fresh Look at Lunacy
Washington professor Nathan Glazer argues against racial quotas in public policy and education. He defends integration, condemns bureaucracy, and critiques the shift from equal opportunity to statistical parity, urging a return to individual rights and genuine opportunity.
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Washington
Nathan Glazer
Columbia
Berkeley
Bennington
Harvard
Basic Books
Glazer
Letter to the Editor About Cruel Hit and Run Loss
Residents of Welltown Pike report their German Shepherd puppy Ginger struck by a vehicle on January 16 between 6 30 and 7 00. The driver fled the scene and left the animal to die, prompting a plea for conscience. Mr and Mrs Roger Lupton and Son Siler Rt Box 83 B.
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Welltown Pike
Ginger
Roger Lupton
Son Siler
Box
Winchester
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