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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1979
Page
5
Readers from Winchester, Frederick and Clarke counties, Front Royal and Warren County shared views in letters to the editor and guest columns. The piece highlights active public interest over the past five months.
A long catalog of residents and officials appears, listing many individuals such as Ellie Knight, Vincent J. Garthwaite, Stephen A. Lee, Mrs. Sam Huffstetler, Brenda Kay Whitlock, Ruth R. Gilbert, John Copenhaver, Esther Boyd, Margaret Newsom, Alfred H. Wilson, and others. The text reads like a social or organizational roster with multiple repeats and paired names.
A sequence of personal names appears in a local notice or roster, listing residents and residents with titles or relations. The compilation includes multiple entries such as April Leonard Ellis, Frank A. Monte, James Thomase, Ralph L. Hardy, Raymond Dillard, and others, suggesting a social or official listing.
The Winchester Evening Star asks readers for opinions on its editorial viewpost. It urges engagement from its 76 000 readers and lists a broad slate of names connected to the piece.
Big Leroy, owner of a caravan of vehicles, tries to ride out a gas crunch with a pink nose costume and an Arab joke. A night of reckless driving ends when the Cadillac snorts and rolls over in a Tastee Freeze lot, signaling the era’s mobility changes.
The piece traces shifts from committee to task force to Group and Working Group, linking terms to action and image in government and SALT talks. It cites British influence, media tropes, and etymology debates, noting spurious corrections like spit n image and the persisting quest for precise labels.
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