02 Jun 1978
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1978
Page
12
A fire gutted the residence of Chesapeake Councilman Allie Akers in Southeastern Ohio. EMT Chuck Eubanks attempted to revive a poodle and another dog that died from smoke inhalation.
The House approved a broad tuition tax credit bill 237 to 158, but a veto override seemed unlikely. The measure would grant credits of 25 percent of tuition with caps up to 250 for college and 100 for K 12, and faces constitutional questions and a Justice Department opinion. The Senate ponders a higher 500 credit, while Carter signals concern over cost and constitutionality.
Secret Service seized counterfeit money used by Jack Horn to gain attention in a New Jersey House race. The fake ten dollar bills bore Horn's name and slogan on unfolding and listed his background on the reverse. U S Attorney Robert DeTufo said no criminal intent was found and no prosecution will proceed.
Norfolk firemen end a three day sick out over pay. Only three were absent Thursday, far below earlier totals. Fire Chief Gardner calls the action illegal and says he will fire anyone faked. City Council approved a 7.5 percent raise for all city employees, undermining the protest. Local 68 firefighters had lobbied for a 10 percent raise.
The Navy reported locating a metallic shaped object the size of a submarine off Virginia. Disneyland attendance in Anaheim surpassed 70 million. Baseball great Jesse Burkett died at 82 in Worcester MA. elected to the Hall of Fame in 1946 and one of three players to bat over .400 in three seasons. Albert Spalding, 64, noted violinist and composer, died. a member of the Chicago sporting goods family and retired from the concert stage in 1950.
In a club slam deal, South defies odds with a strategic trump and diamond play. Declarer uses the ten of spades and precise discards to establish entries, finesses the jack, and secures the slam regardless of opponent holdings.
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