Turned On Crisis drug abuse series on WETA Channel 26
WETA TV Channel 26 begins The Turned On Crisis a eight program series on drug abuse and rehabilitation airing Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 p m through February. The opener Because That’s My Way features Dr Carl Rogers guiding confrontations with a narcotics agent a student and others.
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WETA
Winchester TV
Carl Rogers
Center For the Study of
Rogers
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Pittsburgh
WQED
Washington
City Plans Pre-School Clinics for Immunization Checks
The Winchester Frederick County Health Department and Winchester City Schools announce pre school clinic dates in February and March for physical exams and immunizations. Parents should schedule exams with family doctors or at the Health Department Clinic by calling 662-3471. Virginia law requires vaccination certificates or official exemptions, with enrollment for the 1971 1972 term limited to pupils age six by October 1.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Winchester City
Health Department
Winchester
Virginia
Sager Receives 35 Grant for VJAS Research Project
William Warren Sager of Handley High School earned a 35 grant from the Virginia Junior Academy of Science for a project on a simple photographic method to determine celestial magnitudes. He will present at the VJAS meeting at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg May 11-13 alongside 23 other high school projects.
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William Warren Sager
Handley High School
Virginia Junior Academy of Science
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Sager
Mary V. Carson
John Handley High School
Katherine R. Turner
Liberty High School
Bedford
VJAS
Virginia Academy of Science
VAS
Virginia
Crossword Clue Pack From Daily Paper Page
Readable puzzle clues list including Advertising medium Zodiac sign and Water body. Entries hint at word meanings like m _ mannered child and serenity and references to a Zeppelin and a river of England. The set develops a themed crossword style with 63 clues in all.
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Zeppelin
River of England
Wage Hike Expands To 1.6 Million Minimum Earners
The Labor Department announced that 1.6 million workers earning the federal minimum wage will see an increase from 1.45 to 1.60 dollars per hour this Monday. The raise applies to workers in small retailers service businesses hotels and many service industries as the 1966 wage act steps are fully enacted. Agriculture workers on large farms remain paid 1.30 dollars per hour.
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Washington
Labor Department
Doctor Milam to Speak on Bladder Cancer
Dr. John H. Milam urologist and Winchester Memorial Hospital staff will discuss bladder cancer on WHPL Sunday at 7 15 p m. He will be interviewed by Harry L. Lovett chair of the public information committee for the County Unit of the American Cancer Society.
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John H. Milam
Winchester Memorial Hospital
WHPL
Harry L. Lovett
Public Information Committee
Winchester - Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Dailey elected president of Northern Virginia Livestock Inc
Hugh Dailey was elected president at the annual meeting of Northern Virginia Livestock, Inc. He leads with Carlton Emmart as vice president and other officers, and guest speaker Dr. Milton B. Wise of VPI discussed cattle nutrition. The report covers 1970 consignments totaling 8,266 head for $1,733,601.38 across six Winchester sales.
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Northern Virginia Livestock, Inc
I. Fred Stine
Carlton Emmart
Hugh
Hugh Dailey
Dailey
Frederick County
Victor M. duPont
Loudoun County
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Clarke County
P.T. McIintire
Clarke
Jim Stonestreet
Mildred Luttrell
Frederick
Milton B. Wise
VPI
Virginia
duPont
McIntire
Stine
Winchester
Nurses to Hear Dr Sheppard at Winchester Meeting
Dr George Sheppard a Winchester neurologist will speak to District 12 nurses at their regular dinner meeting at Winchester Memorial Hospital Monday night at 6 30. He will discuss neurology during his remarks.
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George Sheppard
Winchester
District 12
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sheppard
Churches Form Task Force on Legislation in Virginia
The Virginia Council of Churches authorized a task force on legislative programs to address root causes of social distress. It reorganized into five concern areas including educational development and church and society. The assembly adopted a 1971 budget of 94006 dollars and elected Dr. C. L. Evans of the Baptist General Convention of Virginia to a second term as president.
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Blackstone
Virginia Council of Churches
United Methodist Conference Center
Council
C. L. Evans
Baptist General Convention of Virginia
Sunday School at Greenwood Methodist Chapel Schedule
Sunday School will be held at Greenwood Methodist Chapel on Sunday January 31 at 9 45 a m There will be no worship service The article notes that Peregrine White was the first white child born in New England aboard the Mayflower in Cape Cod Harbor.
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Greenwood Methodist Chapel
New England
Peregrine White
Cape Cod Harbor
Sunnyside man released after Rt. 522 crash
Stanley Strosnider, 24, of Sunnyside Station, treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released after a 7:40 a.m. crash on Rt. 522. He suffered an abdominal contusion and was transported by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad.
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Stanley Strosnider
Sunnyside Station
Winchester Memorial Hospital
North
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Wholesale Prices Up Signals Mixed Economic Recovery
The government reports January wholesale prices rose the most in a year with a six tenths of one percent gain led by food and industrial materials. A separate Commerce Department release shows December gains in durable goods orders housing permits and stock prices, prompting cautious optimism from Dr. Paul McCracken while Nathaniel Goldfinger warns of continuing price rises and softness.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Nixon
Paul McCracken
Afl-Cio
Nathaniel Goldfinger
Salvation Army Thrift Store Sets Special Weekend Sale
The Salvation Army Thrift Store on Clifford Street will hold a special sale tomorrow and Saturday from 9 30 to 5 with specially priced items. Winter coats skirts and sweaters are highlighted among a wide range of goods. The store serves the community by offering affordable clothing while continuing to distribute items freely to those in need and invites the public to visit each Friday and Saturday.
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Salvation Army Thrift Store
Clifford St
Salvation Army
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