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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1973
Page
9
In this Moliere comedy scene Toinette and Argan clash with Dr Purgon. The production stars Dan Giulvezan as the doctor and Kenneth McMillan as Argan. The show runs through July 22.
Washington AP reports Sen. Thomas Eagleton did not attend the first anniversary celebration of George McGovern's nomination while other campaign leaders and reporters joined the party at McGovern's home. R. Sargent Shriver attended but left before speaking as McGovern praised recovery for Nixon. McGovern noted his daughter Mary will attend Clark University and urged voters in Worcester.
A collection of Dear Abby letters covers a teen seeking help saying no to dating pressure, obituaries suggesting family context for cancer survivors, a reader about rude weight-related remarks at a family gathering, questions about calling a psychologist a “real” doctor, and Abby’s guidance including practical steps and responses. The items illustrate social tact, sensitivity to age and health, and the value of respectful dialogue within families and communities.
At a Young Republicans gathering in Atlanta Goldwater accused Senator Edward M. Kennedy of appointing himself judge and jury in the Watergate affair. He cited Chappaquiddick and urged President Nixon to testify before the Senate Watergate Committee.
Taylor Foster of 513 Whitacre, St., shows a large mouth bass weighing four and a half pounds and measuring 21 1/4 inches landed at the Stonewall Dam in the Shenandoah River. The specimen reflects a strong local fishing effort by area residents.
Police investigated a Thursday robbery at Richmond National Bank aiming to link it with four prior city robberies over two days. Two masked men stole money, injured a employee, and left in a stolen car later recovered. Banks and fast food outlets have faced multiple heists since Tuesday.
MILWAUKEE AP reports William B. Rehnquist, 79, father of U.S. Justice William H. Rehnquist, died Thursday following a stroke.
The Strasburg Chapter of the AARP will skip its Saturday meeting to join the Area picnic in Hawksville Page County. A bus departs from the Virginia Bank lot at 8 45 a m and will pick up Woodstock Chapter members en route. Speakers from the National AARP office in Washington will address the group.
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