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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1975

Page

3

Loner Charged In Portland Hotel Arson and Fatal Fire

John Joseph Newvine 61 a Portland loner with 22 detox stays is charged with arson and eight counts of murder after a four alarm blaze at the Pomona Hotel. Eight men died and 26 were injured including three firemen. Police linked him to the gas used at the scene.

Portland, Ore Portland John Joseph Newvine Seamy Burnside Bridge Pomona Newvine Multnomah County Newvile David Hooper Home Bud Harvey Narcisse Bierle Virgil Howard Jim Jiminez Claude Maple

Prime Minister Vorster Shoots Lion at SabreSand Reserve

In Skukuza South Africa wardens at SabreSand reserve thinning lions to protect deer invited Prime Minister John Vorster. He killed a 450 pound male lion at 150 yards according to game officials.

Skukuza South Africa SabreSand Wildlife Reserve John Vorster Vorster

Middletown Carnival Parade Highlight Set July 16

Middletown Volunteer Fire and Rescue plans its annual carnival July 15 to 19 with a parade starting at 7 p.m. on Wednesday July 16. If rain, parade shifts to the next day at the same time. Carnival grounds are at Second and Church Streets beside the town hall east of Main Street.

Capon Bridge W. Va Larry Murphy Berkeley Springs Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory Clarence H. Hill Kenneth D. Hickey Ross E. Byers John T. Wolfe Wolfe Middle Road Winchester Relief Methodist Church Middletown Middletown Volunteer Fire and Rescue Co Second and Church Sts Main Street Stamp Club Shenandoah Valley Stamp Club War Memorial Alfred Keedy The Secords Peoples Delta Tau Greenwood George Washington American Legion Executive Board Giles B. Cook Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Front Royal Lodge 867 BPOE Elks Home Gainesboro Fire Co Blue Ridge Sisterhood of Beth-El Temple Xi Beta Omega North Mountain Volunteer Fire Co Elks Lodge Capon Bridge Fire Co John Dove Royal Arch Greenwood Fire Co Tops Club Firest United Methodist Church Fraternal Order of Eagles American Legion Xi Chi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Round Hill Fire Co Shawnee Fire Co Women of Moose Davis- Williams Post VFW — Xi Epilion

Ocean City Eyes Nudity Control On Public Streets

Ocean City Maryland moves a step toward enforcing topless ban on streets and boardwalk with first reading of an ordinance requiring shirts. Beaches remain topless acceptable. women may wear bikini tops. City attorney notes possible unconstitutionality. council expects second reading in two weeks. A separate measure raises public drinking fine to 150 dollars to curb street disorder.

Ocean City William Purnell Dale Cathell American Civil ‘Liberties Union Long Island, N.Y Harry Kelly

Reporter keeps Kissinger trash after security confrontation

Washington reporter Jay Gourley questioned by Secret Service and police for taking five bags of Henry Kissinger's trash from Georgetown sidewalk. Gourley says trash was abandoned property and he may keep it after brief legal debate with agents and officers.

Jeremiah O’leary Washington Star Washington Secret Service Washington Police National Enquirer Henry A. Kissinger Jay Gourley Gourley Santana Fla Kissinger Georgetown White House Henry Kissinger

Death in Pamplona Bulls Run Highlights Festival Toll

A Spaniard was killed and more than 20 injured as about 1000 runners faced eight bulls in Pamplona. Gregorio Gorriz Asarasa, 41, died amid a melee at the arena entrance with several others gored inside the ring. Two Americans, Steven Carter of California and Anthony Hall of Boston, were among the seriously injured. The incident marked the first death of the week‑long festival in two years.

Pamplona Spain Steven Carter California Anthony Hall Boston, Mass Gregorio Gorriz Asarasa

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