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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1976
Page
5
U S intelligence reports mark Russia's third straight failure this year in testing a satellite destroyer. The latest on July 21 involved the Hunter satellite failing to stay in orbit while attempting to destroy Cosmos 839, as analysts seek causes amid ongoing testing setbacks.
Crossword puzzle clues set including Afternoon performance hoard in case dark plain on the moon and others Latin turn traitor lettuce superlative ending wreath twilight questions with answers expected.
Shenandoah Area Agency on Aging and Lord Fairfax Community College seek interest in a Northwestern Virginia course titled Planning for the Retirement Years. Topics include Financial Planning Leisure Time Activities Legal Affairs Where To Live and Health. Contact Lord Fairfax Continuing Education at 869-1120 before Aug. 2 for details.
A list of local groups meeting Monday evenings includes Overeaters Anonymous at Benham Room Handley Library Weight Watchers at 37 West Boscawen Street Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship at Lee Jackson Madison Lodge IOOF Berryville TOPS at FM Bank Recovery Inc George Washington Hotel Auxiliary to Round Hill Ruritan Club Optimist Club Lee Jackson 8 p.m. McKinley Chapter Eastern Star City Hall Chess Club Contemporary Art Gallery SPEBSQSA Barbershop Chorus First United Methodist Church Round Dance Basics Class at Lee Jackson Ballroom.
Two juveniles were taken into custody in Reston Virginia after a rock struck a police wagon and a shot was fired at another police vehicle in Fox Mill Sunday night. Fairfax County police said a 16 year old girl was arrested for rock throwing and a male juvenile for the shooting. The article notes ongoing disorder and racial tension at the Fox Mill subsidized housing complex with residents blaming screening and council communication gaps.
The State Department ran genetic damage tests on Moscow embassy staff during 1967-68 amid concerns microwave radiation affected the mission. Tests were kept secret from employees, with officials told only of checking for abnormal bacteria. Dr. Cecil B. Jacobson confirmed the study, noting inconclusive results and reports of chromosome breaks. Senator Dole said Ford’s letter to Brezhnev followed by diplomatic pressure led to reduced microwave power. State Dept. declined detailed comment.
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