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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
4
A historical note recalls Congress creating a postal savings system in 1911 to aid new immigrants and those without bank access. It grew to over 3 billion dollars at its peak, paid 2 percent interest, then was abolished decades later as its need faded, leaving half a billion in savings.
The United States leans toward the metric system amid widespread adoption by industries. The General Services Administration revs up a sale of old Morgan and Peace silver dollars, dating to the 19th century, with a new pitch and higher hopes after a weaker first round. Dog days explain heat sense and dog behavior as Sirius rises with the sun.
Analysis argues Supreme Court justices tend to independence despite Republican appointments. The piece notes historical attempts by presidents and Congress to control the tribunal, including 1800 to 1804 congressional changes and shifts under Jefferson and Jackson, highlighting enduring judicial autonomy.
In a Jersey City area, 61 of 93 white lower middle income voters say Nixon should turn over secret White House tapes to the Watergate panel or prosecutor, 25 want secrecy, 7 no opinion. The survey also gauges attitudes on Nixon governance, resignation, and impeachment.
Six weeks after the Supreme Court clarified obscenity rules the nation debates whether further guidance is needed. Editorials weigh Miller v California standards Deep Throat versus The Last Picture Show and the impact on prosecutions. The piece also analyzes Nixon tape secrecy public reaction and the Burger court's stance on security and subpoenas.
Star Files notes M SGT Lee Holler went to Camp Pickett after attending an advance Military Intelligence course at A P Hill. He will serve as an instructor for two weeks. Over 200 people attended Clarke County Farm Bureau annual barbecue chicken picnic at the Fair Grounds. Gov. Tuck named Joseph B Newlin to the Virginia Commission for the Blind succeeding John L Livers. About 3000 attended the Clearbrook Fire Co yard party, moved to the Clearbrook Woolen Co quonset hut due to an electrical storm.
The text argues that natural beauty alone cannot prove God’s existence or justify faith. It asserts that trustworthy assurances about God’s character come only from scripture and the Holy Spirit, not from landscapes, skies, or oceans.
Charlottesville Daily Progress notes Virginia's two U.S. Senators differing on the tape issue. Senator Scott supports the President's refusal to surrender the tapes, while Senator Byrd argues the President erred. The piece urges resolving Watergate questions on merits and law.
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