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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1976
Page
4
Public hearing tonight on Winchester zoning ordinance draws support for hospital zone on South Clifford Street. Citizens urge City Council to reverse Dec 17 vote and back planning commission and hospital plans amid parking and medical service concerns.
Milo Maine population 2600 faces potential hospital loss by early February due to exhausted local funding. The piece contrasts local effort with distant health and welfare authorities and Blue Cross planners, noting the hospital founded 1928 and operated by a non profit since 1960.
Ford won 61 percent of votes on positions last year, a record low for a second-year president in CQ history. Freshman Democrats Carr Moffett Krebs Neal Hefner opposed him most, with broader effects on 1975 House support and Senate gains.
Washington insiders speculate that Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania may relinquish the minority leader post before term end. Curtis and Griffin duel for the leadership amid Gulf Oil ethics troubles and Scott's planned January retirement.
J Lee Miller did not seek the Winchester Planning Commission chair but was elected for the coming year by fellow members. He has chaired as vice chairman since January 1968 and previously served on the City Council for four years.
The Winchester Evening Star operates as a daily newspaper established July 4 1896 with Thomas T Byrd as General Manager and David H Smith as Managing Editor Eugene P Miller serves as Wire Editor The paper is mailed as second class postage paid at Winchester Virginia and offers a daily edition except Sunday by telephone outreach over 65000 readers.
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