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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1976

Page

6

Supreme Court backs tougher coal mine safety penalties

The Supreme Court unanimously upheld federal rules to empower the Interior Department to levy fines on coal mine operators violating safety standards. The decision allows penalties without published formal findings of fact and resolves a split between federal appellate courts, under the 1969 Coal Mine Health and Safety Act.

Washington Supreme Court Interior Department Ment National Independent Coal Operator's Association Secretary of Interior U.S. Circuit Court Philadelphia U.S. Circuit Court For District of Columbia D.C Warren E. Burger

Shenandoah recital by Temple and Evans in Armstrong Hall

Elizabeth Temple and Eugenia Evans will present a piano recital at Shenandoah College in Armstrong Auditorium tomorrow at 8 30 p m. The program includes Braggiotti Variations on Yankee Doodle and Bach Concerto for Two Keyboards with Debussy Nocturnes. The event is free to the public and marks Shenandoah piano faculty members.

Elizabeth Temple Eugenia Evans Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music Tomrrow Braggiotti Beethoven Chopin Debussy Gershwin Bach Paganini Lutoslawski Debussy

Community event schedule for Front Royal region

Local organizations list meetings and activities across two days. Activities include IOOF Lodge gatherings, Masonic events, Civil Air Patrol, Weight Watchers sessions, Kiwanis and Beta Sigma Phi groups, sororities, and community clubs at venues such as Odd Fellows Hall Duff's Pagoda Room and the War Memorial Building.

Masonic Lodge Front Royal Civil Air Patrol Bethel Lutheran Church Albin Women of the Moose Moose Lodge Front Royal — Loyal Order of Moose Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous First Baptist Church Fremont Street Odd Fellows Hall Kiwanis Club Duff's Kiwanis Virginia Gentleman Greenwood BPW War Memorial Building Capon Bridge Volunteer Fire Co Delta Tau Beta Sigma Phi Duplicate George Washington Front Royal Xi Beta Omega Sorority Blue Ridge War Memorial

Kissinger Uses Rockefeller Vault for Harvard Era Papers

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger stores Harvard years and Kennedy Johnson era documents in a security vault at Nelson Rockefeller’s Westchester estate. He says Nixon era papers remain in Washington. Newsweek reports the arrangement.

New York Henry Kissinger Westchester County Nelson A. Rockefeller Newsweek Magazine Kissinger Washington Harvard Kennedy and Johnson

Tom Pugh Heads Woodmen of the World Camp 34

Thomas W. Pugh of Winchester was installed as president of Woodmen of the World Camp 34. He succeeds Grover Frye and has served eight years in the organization. Officers installed include Mike Coleman vice president Robert Nichols treasurer Grover Quillen secretary Charles Symons escort Lewis Crowser sentry William Larrick watchman Norman Sites musician and Thurman Perry joining Lodge Trustees Lewis Lamp and Gilbert Stotler.

Thomas W. Pugh Winchester Pugh Grover Frye U.S Petal Service Nancy Timber Ridge Church of Christ Mike Coleman Robert Nichols Grover Quillen Charles Symons Lewis Crowser William Larrick Norman Sites

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