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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
4
Dear Abby advises handling court testification while protecting the witness privacy in a sex case. A caller asks to be excused from testifying and to keep her husband out of the courtroom. Abby suggests a courtroom clearing option if allowed by the prosecutor and defense.
Air Force Captain James H. Strain, a veteran of 230 Indochina missions, joins a Brooklyn constitutional case opposing Cambodia bombing. Strain and two bomber crewmen were grounded, Pentagon citing no disciplinary charge while he hopes to continue his Air Force career.
A quirky AP Wirephoto caption notes an elastic earthworm that fascinates onlookers and has sisters squirming, presenting a playful nod to men's lib themes in a lighthearted feature.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hallar and daughter of Toms Brook visited Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stickley. Mrs. Gilbert Stickley and Galen joined a cookout at Bobby Lambert’s. Charles Rinker and son Steve weekended in Dover to attend Auto Races. Galen visited Steve Stickler family, Britt Bowman’s weekend guests included Tom Race and family from Washington DC, Paulson David and family from Washington, Richard Singer family from Altoona and Florine Hite of Tipton.
George Washington's Mount Vernon was kept neutral by North and South accord. No troops ever entered the home during the conflict, preserving the site as a safe sanctuary.
The Amazon River drains an area of about 2,500,000 square miles, reflecting its immense basin. This geographic fact highlights the vast drainage network feeding the world’s largest tropical rainforest river system.
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