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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1968

Page

11

C5 Galaxy test flight hailed as highly successful

Marietta Georgia AP The C5 Galaxy completed its first test flight with minor glitches, prompting Lockheed Georgia President Tom May to call the mission highly successful. The military cargo plane weighs 497000 pounds at takeoff and can carry 350 troops, with potential future commercial use explored.

Marietta, Ga Tom May Lockheed-Georgia Co Air Force Lockheed Georgia May

Seed Tree Rule Tightened Eight Pine Seed Trees Per Acre Now Required

Virginia forestry officials report the 1968 General Assembly amended the Seed Tree Act increasing the required number of pine seed trees left standing per acre from four to eight at time of cutting. Two poplar seed trees per acre remain required.

C.D. Litten Forester Frederick Clarke Counties Governor’s Commission Virginia General Assembly Virginia Division of Forestry

Ten Year Old Governors Share Reform Sparks

In Lansing, fourth graders at Stoner School wrote essays on If I were governor. They proposed higher teacher pay and shorter school years, strict environmental rules, more lawmaking, and limiting taxes for those without funds. One student suggested no dogcatchers and others favored less government.

Catherine Peacock Lansing Stoner School

Postcard's 1938 Cape Town to Pilgrim's Rest trip slowest ever

The Star notes a Cape Town postcard mailed in 1938 reached Pilgrim's Rest in May, covering 1,265 miles at about 42 miles a year or 200 yards daily. Zoologists in Johannesburg compare this to a snail's pace of 250 yards per day.

Johannesburg South Africa The Star Cape Town Pilgrim’s Rest Zoologists-in-Jdohannesburg

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