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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1973

Page

4

Ocean depth danger echoes space tragedy in Florida comments

The piece compares early space and deep ocean exploration, noting deaths of astronauts and a submarine incident off Florida. It argues both realms share hostile environments and unknowns, but ocean exploration offers broader access and potential riches, risking repeats of the Florida tragedy as humanity probes the seas.

Florida

The Grim Toll of Home Fires and a Global Stamp Mission

A grim annual toll shows 12,000 deaths and 3 billion in property damage from fires, with smoking as the leading cause. The piece also highlights a Lesotho mission funded by stamp collection, led by Rev. Martin Payne, seeking to support schooling and literacy in a poverty-stricken area.

U.S Lesotho South Africa Africa Martin Payne Box 17 Quada’s Nek Allan Wood Distillery St Ruddington Nottingham England

Nixon faces trap as Haldeman Ehrlichman loom in Watergate

Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Nixon advisers debate how to disengage from H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman without provoking them. The threat to Nixon rests with the two loyal aides whose testimony could ruin him, not Mitchell. The president cannot tie his defense to them nor blame them, amid potential backlash.

Washington Nixon H.R. Haldeman John Ehrlichman Ehrlichman White House Mitchell Haldeman John W. Dean III Senate Fred Buzhardt Haldeman-Ehrlichman John Dean Buzhardt Dean Counsel Leonard Garment Haldeman- Ehrlichman Charles W. Colson Colson Justice Department

Supreme Court Limits Obscenity Standards In Ruling

The Supreme Court issued new guidelines to define obscenity and punish purveyors. Chief Justice Burger led the majority in setting tests based on contemporary community standards and the work's value. Dissenters led by Justice Brennan warned of censorship's harms while agreeing the Court sought workable limits.

Washington Supreme Court Burger William Brennan Brennan

Rabies vaccination hearing draws crowds in Frederick County

More than 50 people packed the Board of Supervisors room to hear a public hearing on compulsory rabies vaccination for dogs. Area Democrats planned to vote in a county primary the next day with Sheriff race contenders and two supervisor contests on the ballot. A severe storm struck southern Frederick County around Stephens City to Ninevah. The Conrad-Hoover American Legion elected William H. Louthan Jr. as commander. James Wood High School plans and Frederick County school board bid advertising were discussed for the next meetings.

Board of Supervisors Frederick Co Robert L. DeHaven David Fahnestock Stephenson Boards of Supervisors Frederick Clarke Frederick County Stephens City Ninevah Conrad-Hoover American Legion Post William H. Louthan, Jr M.B. Clowe James Wood High School

Value of Mercy for Unperformed Good Deeds

Margaret Wilkinson quotes a meditation on guilt for inaction at the last judgment. The Eternal Judge condemns indifference to hunger thirst and loneliness, not only evil deeds, highlighting that unperformed mercy carries as heavy a judgment as acts of wrongdoing.

Margaret Wilkinson

Nixon Presses Cambodia Coalition as Veto Sparks Fight

President Nixon seeks a secret coalition government in Cambodia to enable a cease-fire and end bombing. House sustains veto on a bill cutting Southeast Asia funding, signaling shrinking support in Congress as talks with major powers continue.

Washington Nixon Cambodia U.S Southeast Asia House Senate Congress Lon Nol North Vietnam Paris Mike Mansfield Norodom Sihanouk China Phnom Penh Samuel Stratton New York Dan Daniel Virginia Laos Republic of Vietnam South Vietnam America Indochina

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National Commission On Fire Prevention By Rowland Evans Robert Novak By James J. Kilpatrick Hal Boyle Washington Monument Vassar Harvard Yard Margaret Mead Big Ben Raquel Welch Job Martin Luther I.Q Ali Baba Winchester Evening Star Jack F. Davis Thomas T. Byrd Eugene P. Miller Douglas B. O’connell Winchester By Frank van der Linden Union Moscow Leonid Brezhnev
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