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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1975
Page
2
The new Indiana law will make selling marijuana smoking devices a felony next month. Head shops report surges as buyers stock up on bongs and roach clips before the law, while stores in Indianapolis Muncie and Terre Haute run sales and campaigns to challenge the measure.
Federal highway funding accelerates job creation as Congress unlocks $9.1 billion in unspent trust funds. Senate overturns Ford deferral, boosting total program from 4.6 to 7.8 billion as states claim 1.2 billion by June. Senators Randolph and Proxmire spar over timing and impact of new spending.
Mayor Beame planned talks with union leaders on rehiring about 19 000 city workers and on enacting $41 million in nuisance taxes to fund payrolls and save up to 4 000 jobs. He would also discuss paying municipal employees with bonds instead of money and the impact on the city budget.
The forecast covers Northern Valley and Virginia with variable clouds, chances of showers and storms, and daily highs in the 80s. The extended outlook calls for partly cloudy skies with afternoon thundershowers into midweek. Notable items include AP reports on Senator Edward Kennedy and AP chief Allan Jacks death.
Frederick County police say Joe Lucas’s trailer on Rt 636 near Rt 640 by Highview School was broken into and ransacked yesterday. Sgt. Richards is investigating the theft. Morgan Beatty, 72, longtime NBC and AP reporter, has died at his Antigua home after a 50 year career.
A wild promotion urges readers to save money by using today's coupons in the Star newspaper. It touts discounts and value with a push to read the ads for deals and savings.
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