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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1971

Page

17

Lioness Club Gifts $250 to Fresh Air Camp

Mrs. Louise Speakman, president of the Winchester-Frederick County Lioness Club, presents Salvation Army Captain Luther Hoffman with a $250 check for the Fresh Air Camp. Capt. Hoffman directs contributions to Salvation Army Headquarters at 303 S. Loudoun St.

Louise Speakman Winchester - Frederick County Salvation Army Hoffman S. Loudoun St

Test Planned on Bonus for Guard Reenlistment

The Pentagon plans to test congressional support for enlistment and reenlistment bonuses in the National Guard and Reserve. Assistant Secretary Roger Kelley's secret session with a House subcommittee signals possible January defense budget inclusion. Enlistment bonuses would average over 500 dollars and reenlistment over 1,700 dollars, with top six year re ups over 2,000 dollars.

Washington Pentagon National Guard Guard Asst Secretary of Defense Roger T. Kelley House Armed Services Subcommittee

Philip Morris Head Warns of Threat to Press Freedom

At a Virginia Press Association banquet, Philip Morris U.S.A. president Moss Randolph Millhiser warned that government pressure on newspapers carrying cigarette ads could erode press freedom. He said courts cannot guarantee it and urged a vigilant press. VPA honored Millhiser as Virginian of the Year for 1971 and announced WPAI leadership changes with Carroll N. Tate elected president and other officers named.

Charlottesville Philip Morris U.S.A Moss Randolph Millhiser Virginia Press Association Millhiser You Supreme Court VPA Parks- Mason Carroll N. Tate Coalfield Progress Norton WPAI Richard F. Beirne III Covington William R. van Buren Jr Newport News Daily Progress Times- Herald

Urge $9 Million Emergency Aid for Petersburg Hospital

Del. Richard Bagley urged the Hirst Study Commission to back a $9 million emergency appropriation in the 1972 session to ease critical conditions at Central State Hospital in Petersburg. Steps taken include reappropriation of $85,000 for planning new buildings and reallocation of funds to hire 50 to 70 additional resident attendants for Eastview and Westview facilities.

Williamsburg Del Richard M. Bagley Hampton Hirst Study Commission General Assembly Central State Hospital Petersburg Commission Govenor Bagley Linwood Holton State Department of Mental Hygiene and Hospitals Eastview Westview

Apollo 15 aims to land on Hadley Rille for 67 hour lunar trek

Commander David R Scott and James B Irwin will land near Hadley Rille on Apennine front, stay 67 hours, drive a rover, and study a 20 percent swath of the moon. James Worden in orbit will run a 6 in 1 science package to map lunar crust, rille and craters as part of a broader knowledge drive.

Cape Kennedy Fla David R. Scott Moon Scott James B. Irwin Apennine Mountains Hadley Rille Manhattan James B. Worden Nadley-Appennins

Albert Exerting Leadership in House Show of Force

Washington AP Carl Albert presses for firm House leadership by over ruling long standing committee autonomy. He faces Rep Harley Staggers on CBS contempt citation and wins 226 to 181. Albert also secures a Rules Committee move to empower the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, avoiding a McCormack setback. In Pretoria Netherlands and South Africa sign a tax pact to avoid double taxation and curb evasion.

Washington (Ap Carl Albert Albert Harley C. Staggers D-W.va Commerce Committee Staggers Columbia Broadcasting System William M. Colmer Mississippi Judiciary Committee Gerald R. Ford Michigan House Rules Committee Equal Employment Opportunity Commission John W. McCormack Pretoria South Africa Netherlands

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