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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1976
Page
2
A W E N Y Times profile portrays Gerald Ford as confident yet fatigued by political setbacks. Ford trails Reagan within the party and Carter nationally, while valuing record over ambition and preparing for a possible defeat without inner brooding. Close associates note his athletic past and steady temperament.
Warden Zahradnick says hundreds signed a petition seeking his ouster but some inmates may not have understood what they signed. He noted a forged signature claim and will continue discussions with signatories as the petition goes to Corrections Director Davis.
A break-in at the Apple House on Route 55 east of Front Royal led to the theft of an undetermined amount of beer. Entry was gained through an east side window. Warren County Sheriff Lynn C. Armentrout said the sheriff's department is following the investigation.
Northern Valley forecast calls for warm humid conditions with variable cloudiness through Thursday. Thunderstorms possible tonight and likely Thursday afternoon with highs in the mid 80s and lows near 70 in mountain areas. Extended outlook shows warm humid days with afternoon storms through Saturday, clearing Sunday. Rainfall totals and historical averages accompany the outlook.
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Officials mulled a proposed regional sewage plant with county costs around 4.9 million and city costs about 7.9 million over 20 years. Flynn cited a 47 million ballpark estimate previously, while Winchester officials questioned long term obsolescence risks before final decisions amid looming federal effluent deadlines.
The banquet in Peking honored an American congressional delegation led by Pat M. Holt and Marian A. Czarnecki. The event was hosted by Ko Po-nien, vice president of the Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs, according to a Peking broadcast monitored in Tokyo.
The Winchester Evening Star corrects a city wastewater story misnaming Joseph Kalbach of Shenandoah Apple Cooperative as Herbert Kalbach. The paper regrets the error and clarifies the correct spelling and identity.
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