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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1970

Page

4

All Year School in Jefferson County Aims for Efficiency

Editorial discusses Jefferson County Kentucky adopting a year round 12 month school system with four 60 day semesters to ease overcrowding reduce costs and raise teacher flexibility and pay. It notes other districts exploring continuous education and considers impacts on pupil outcomes and taxpayer savings. It also covers a Supreme Court decision on trial delays and a WSJ report on military surplus gear popularity among youth and students.

Jefferson County Kentucky Louisville Valley View Joliet Ill St. Charles Fulton County

Gold Rush for Elderly in Congress Sparks Social Security Debate

In Washington a Mansfield Byrd plan to raise minimum monthly Social Security from 64 to 100 faces tax and payroll changes. The proposal pairs with a higher earnings threshold and links benefits to the cost of living, while House action already boosts some payments.

Washington Congress Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Robert C. Byrd D-W.va Mansfield Byrd House Mansfield-Byrd Wilbur D. Mills Ways and Means Committee

LORING RITTER HONORED ON WINCHESTER RETIREMENT

The Star Files notes Loring Ritter has served Winchester School System for 37 years and received a lounge chair from teachers and a gold wrist watch from pupils at retirement. The 1960 school census is under way with Hunter J. Maddox and Edward Siebert assigned as enumerators.

Loring Ritter Winchester Hunter J. Maddox Edward Siebert Robin Arthur Eileen Cahill Longwood College

Moral discipline over worldly aims guides daily life

King Louis XIV once noted a preacher displeasing to his soul. The meditation urges constant self awareness with faith in Christ to redeem sin and press forward. It places life itself as the greatest project, beyond money, romance, or status, and asks living to please God and self in daily conduct.

Louis XIV France Jesus Christ God

Free Fresh Vegetables In The City By Manipulating Gardeners

HAL BOYLE explains a playful scheme to obtain fresh vegetables by flattering suburban neighbors with staged garden woes. By feigning sympathy over radishes onions and beans the city resident can collect large quantities of vegetables all summer without payment.

New York Tom Harry

Agnew Defends Administration in Long Island Speech

Vice President Agnew addressed a Republican luncheon in Huntington Long Island presenting the administration’s view on the stock market and Cambodia. He argued against fears of widened war and troop withdrawals while touting a path to lower inflation and a strong economy. He cited high employment and rising production, predicting a third quarter rise and cautioning against wage price controls.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew Capitol Hill Agnew Spiro Agnew Huntington Long Island Cambodia New York

Medical Q and A on stroke prevention and related health topics

Wayne G Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on preventing stroke including managing blood pressure cholesterol gout diabetes obesity smoking and nervous tension. He notes anticoagulants may help for clot related stroke and explains pheochromocytoma testing adrenal tumor treatment and roundworm prevention with drug options and hygiene.

How's Your I Q A Quick Daily Quiz Feature

A ten day IQ style quiz with 100 questions and daily scoring. Sample items ask about father horse and nobleman terms, a Roman slave befriended by a lion, South America's main river, Shakespeare's All's Well That Ends Well, Alexander the Greats city, Longfellow quotes, farm worker share, Peloponnesian Wars sides, Sarah Bernhardt nationality, and Bermuda slave descent truth.

South America Alexander the Great H.W. Longfellow Priscilla Mullens U.S Sarah Bernhardt Bermuda

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