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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1975

Page

4

Traffic Signal Vote Fails To Convince Winchester Council

Winchester officials wrestled with a 62 name petition for a traffic signal at Rt. 50 and the James Wood High School exit after studies said a signal was unnecessary. Council considered moving the exit opposite Fox Drive and adding merge lanes or caution lights as possible solutions. The February highway study logged 8 399 vehicles in 12 hours at the Amherst Fox Drive James Wood intersection.

Winchester Rt. 50 James Wood High School George H. Garber Highway Department Wilbur Smith and Associates Fred Hildebrand Amherst St James Wood Council Public Safety Committee Fox Drive James Wood and Amherst St. - Fox Drive

Kennedy mulls 1976 bid amid Chappaquiddick fallout

In a Boston Globe interview Senator Edward Kennedy weighs how Chappaquiddick and past losses affect his reelection and possible presidential run. Observers note lingering doubts could dent votes, even as Ford’s strength and Kennedy’s appeal keep him a plausible nominee.

U.S Edward Kennedy Boston Sunday Globe Senate Massachusetts Chappaquiddick Kennedy Chappaquiddick Island Mass Mary Jo Kopechne Gerald Ford Ford

Pay Cut for Some Senators in Honoraria Total

Congressional Quarterly reports 22 senators will forfeit income above 15 000 under the new campaign finance law effective January 1 1975. Top earners include Howard Baker Jr William Proxmire Mark Hatfield and Hubert Humphrey with honoraria totals from 40 000 to nearly 50 000 in 1974.

Congressional Quarterly Washington House Baker William Proxmire Wis Mark Hatfield Ore Hubert H. Humphrey Minn Humphrey Senate Shirley Chisholm New York Agriculture Banking Currency Housing Ways and Means Representatives

Senators face new cap as 1974 honoraria revealed

A 1974 ledger shows 22 senators earned more than 15000 in honoraria from speeches writings radio and TV before a federal limit took effect. Birch Bayh adjusted his to exactly 15000 while others like Baker Proxmire Hatfield Humphrey Jackson and Mondale posted earnings ranging from 28600 to 49650, with Packwood and Gravel near the threshold.

Honoraria Cornucopia Secretary of the Senate Birch Bayh Ind Howard H. Baker Jr Tenn William Proxmire Wis Mark O. Hatfield Ore Hubert H. Humphrey Minn Henry M. Jackson Wash Herman E. Talmadge Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii Edmund S. Muskie Maine Edward W. Brooke Mass Harrison A.williams Jr N.J Barry Goldwater Ariz John V. Tunney Calif Walter F. Mondale Robert Dale Kan Gale W. McGee Wyo James L. Buckley N.Y John G. Tower Texas Lowell P. Weicker Jr R Conn James Abourezk S.D Mike Gravel Alaska Jennings Randolph W. Va Robert W. Packwood

Agnew Shift Tied to Greek Junta Letter Emerges

Senate CIA probe widens after discovery of a Sept. 27, 1968 letter by Louise Gore detailing Spiro Agnew's abrupt support for the Greek military junta. The unpublished note, from Maryland campaign circles, raises questions about funding links to Nixon-Agnew.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew Senate Committee Central Intelligence Agency Maryland Agnew Louise Gore Junta National Press Club Nixon- Agnew Nixon-Agnew Church Committee

Winchester years ago highlights span politics art and farming

A digest from ten years ago notes Ringo Starr's 25th birthday, Hill Burton funds for a public health building, Clarke County apple production rising since 1937, a girls' swim program aiding 150 children, and foreign policy questions linking CIA activity to Greek junta influence. It also covers Miss Gore's letter, Agnew's shifted stance, Thomas A. Pappas's CIA ties, and a call to attend "Youth on Stage" in Winchester on July 19, 1975.

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Winchester Evening Star Establishment and Rates

The Winchester Evening Star is recorded with establishment details dated July 4 1896 and listing Thomas T Byrd as general manager. A postal by mail subscription option shows 16.00 per year and 6.50 for six months with 430 tree mos referenced.

Winchester Evening Star Thomas T. Byrd

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