Poll Shows High Support for Death Penalty and Tough Prison Terms
A General Federation of Women's Clubs survey of 18 827 club members and 18 480 nonmembers finds nearly 70 percent favor harsher prison sentences and reinstated death penalty to cut crime. Seventy five percent favor community programs, while 82 percent support neighborhood access to such programs. The poll, funded by a 380000 grant from Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, is analyzed by the National Council on Crime and Delinquency. President Ford backs mandatory sentences for violent and repeat offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Justus Friemund
NCCD
Congress
Ford
Madison College Dean's List Honors Fall 1975 76
The Dean's List at Madison College for the fall term of 1975 76 is announced for students achieving at least 3.25 GPA with 14 or more hours. From Winchester are Loraine A Boyne, Robin A Brown, Katherine W Coffelt, Sara A Dale, Kay L Davis, James H Davison, Steven C Funkhouser, Gail S Gibson, Donna D Goode, Victoria B Grim, Diana L Hackney, Bennie R Keller, Sarah E Lake, Robin B Lovett, Elizabeth A Macomber, Jennifer D Miller, Cynthia L Royston, Keven M Sandy, Stephen T Seldon, Russell M Stoneking, Susan M Thomas, Rick C Tobin, Alma J Wolfe. Others include Chris A Collinwood, Linden. Virginia T Derflinger, Reliance. Sharon R Brill, Star Tannery. Bruce P Matthias and Phyllis C Strawson, Stephens City. William D Grubbs. White Post
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison College
Winchester
Loraine A Boyne
Robin A Brown
Katherine W. Coffelt
Sara
Chris A. Collinwood
Linden
Virginia T. Derflinger
Reliance
Sharon R. Brill
Star Tannery
Bruce P. Matthias
Phyllis C. Strawson
Stephens City
William D. Grubbs
White Post
Agricultural Marketing Update Expected This Tuesday
The January 27 1976 USDA Agricultural Marketing outlook is anticipated to outline market conditions for the week ahead with emphasis on price signals and supply expectations for key commodities. Officials prepare bipartisan briefs and note potential impact on farmers and traders nationwide.
Food Market Roundup Highlights Strong Red Meats and Plentiful Produce
Red meats show higher February production with beef up about 5 percent from last year and above the 1973 75 February average while pork remains light. Poultry eggs and milk products stay adequate with record broiler fryer output and broad fruit stockpiles including apples pears oranges and citrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Florida
Picking A Pet By Robert L. Stear DVM
A veterinarian explains pet suitability for different lifestyles and homes. Space and time constraints guide choices from cats and dogs to birds fish and small mammals. Emphasizes health checks early vet visits and matching child care abilities to the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Stear
DVM
Veterinary Services
Norden Laboratories
St. Bernard
Gaunt's Drug Store offers remedies and sundry goods
Have an ear ache. Excellent remedies at Gaunt's Drug Store on Valley Ave with expert pharmacists to advise. Cosmetics by leading makers, men’s toiletries, Russell Stover candies, baby needs and sundry supplies in a one stop shopping center. Phone 662-0383. Hint on nail care: insert nails between comb teeth and pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaunt's Drug Store
Valley Ave
Russell Stover
Gaunt's
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Frederick County Extension Homemakers
U.S
Shenandoah College
Virginia
Frederick County Extension Homemakers Council
Courtney Bragg
Joseph Hott Sr
Ralph Bauserman
William Owings
William Barker
Washington
America
Madison
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Back Creek Raritan Club
Mountain Falls
del. Alson Smith
Raritan
Harold Bageant
Raritan Zone
Ed Lambert
Jim Brumfield
Rappahannock
H. J. Phillips
Paul Richard
J. Grant Wilkins
USDA
Winchester Evening Star
Oboe
Wilkins
S. Loudoun St. Mall
Tropics
Harold Madagan Jr
China
United States
Solarian
Armstrong
Armstrong Floor
LE Iarelale
N. Loudoun St. Mall
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