Disney Mineral King resort plan approved in Sequoia Park
A year round Disney resort 7800 feet up in Sequoia National Park received approval from the US Forest Service. The Mineral King project aims to attract 5000 weekend skiers by 1973, rising to 8500 by 1978, with no autos in the 1.4 mile area and activity including horseback riding hiking camping and fishing. Sierra Club opposes citing potential harm to Mineral King Valley and Yosemite overcrowding concerns. Roy O. Disney called the project a realization of Walt Disney’s dream.
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Sequoia National Park
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Disney
Roy O. Disney
Walt Disney Productions
Sierra Club
San Francisco
Edgar Wayburn
Wayburn
Mineral King Valley
Visalia
Los Angeles
Lune
Heloise tips spice up fried chicken and simple home hacks
Paprika makes chicken color golden brown either sprinkled after flouring or mixed into flour for even coverage. Readers share lacquer removal on lamp stands, sharpen scissors at a barber supply for smooth cuts, and using tape on furniture edges to avoid night hazards. A laundry apron with angled pockets aids washday organization.
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Heloise
Holton Denies Hand-Picking GOP Ticket For Governor
Virginia Republican Activist Holton says he urged several individuals to seek GOP nominations but denies trying to pick his running mates. He cited Tidewater attorney Richard Brydges as a potential asset while distancing personal talks and stressing encouragement to multiple candidates for constitutional offices. Other local races include Middleton seeking reelec tion as Adams’s running mate and Chesterfield Colonial Heights delegates Smith entering the July Democratic primary.
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Linwood Holton
Holton
Brydges
Hol
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Tidewater
GOP
Whitehurst
J. Alvernon Smith
Bon ‘Air
Mondah
Chesterfield ‘County
Colonial Heights
Smith
Del
Frederick T. Gray
George W. Jones
Winchester Jaycees honor week with projects and pageants
The Winchester Jaycees 116 members mark National Jaycee Week January 20 25 and promote Jayceeism foundations. They stage the Miss Winchester Tri County Beauty Pageant on March 29 at Shenandoah College Auditorium with a fashion show at Leggett Department Store.
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Young Men of Action
Winchester Jaycee
Winchester Jaycees
Virginia students push to lower voting age
A high school student led group named Citizens for the Vote reports about 3 000 signatures backing a petition to lower Virginia's voting age to 18. They plan to broaden support through letters to legislators and outreach to more high schools amid the upcoming constitutional revision session.
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Charlottesville
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Virginia
General Assembly
Citizens For
Brett van de Castle
Albemarle High School
Farmers Urged to File Social Security Reports by Friday
Richmond official James P. Boyle says farmers must file Form 943 by Friday reporting Social Security taxes withheld on agricultural wages. Withholding applies to cash wages of 150 dollars or more per year or any wages under 150 paid to workers employed 20 days or more. Employees paid 600 dollars or more receive a W 2. those under 600 get a statement of Social Security taxes.
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Richmond
James P. Boyle
Internal Revenue
Virginia
Boyle
Cloverport Holds Annual Sacajawea Festival
In Cloverport Kentucky the town hosts its annual Sacajawea Festival honoring the Shoshone woman who guided the Lewis and Clark expedition through the Northwest in the early 1800s.
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