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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1969
Page
4
Classifieds and circulation details appear with multiple rates for city carrier and mail subscriptions. The notice lists staff roles including Jack F. Davis and Douglas B. O Connell. Rates show weekly and yearly options for Virginia and nearby states, with distinct pricing for in state and out of state subscriptions.
The article highlights how new confinement feeding and farm management create nervous systems and digestive issues in cattle. It notes potential public health implications as some animal diseases can pass to humans. It also profiles a New Jersey housing project designed to blend wildlife habitat with residential space, featuring open land, lakes, trails, and bird habitats.
The piece argues that business breakfasts join business lunches and political breakfasts as prime time extensions into private life. It notes wives' approval and hospitality industry support while warning the trend threatens the traditional coffee break.
The Frederick County School Board reaffirmed R. E. Aylor as principal of Stephens City High School after he initially refused re-employment, following urging from school patrons.
The piece defines stewardship as managing another's goods for God's glory and human betterment. It argues all life gifts come from a higher Power and urges honest, diligent use of our talents, noting God’s measuring standard varies with each person’s abilities and outcomes.
State Senate candidate Henry E Howell Jr outlines plans for broader use of state tax revenue to fund local schools. He backs free textbooks for all public school pupils, improved teacher pay, grievance procedures, day care centers with education, and modern vocational programs while promoting statewide evaluation of education quality from preschool to higher education.
A Hal Boyle column notes how spinal compression can make a person an inch shorter by evening. The piece blends trivia on poverty, breast cancer rates among Eskimo women, camping costs, beer and cheese effects, and quotes from Peter Ustinov and Galatians 6 3. It includes tidbits from safety, crisis psychology, and daily wisdom with biblical and philosophical aphorisms.
Dr Wayne G Brandstadt offers summer guidance for parents on preventing and treating prickly heat in babies. He recommends tepid baths dusting with cornstarch or baking soda solution light clothing and sun protection including hats and water. He also answers child health questions about fainting in pain and the effects of fresh air in bedrooms.
How's Your I Q presents a 10 day scoring plan where a daily average is shown. Scores classify memory ability from Mem ory Expert to Good with a page 2 answer key. Questions cover geography history science and anatomy.
Henry J. Taylor notes Abd al Rahman’s rise and Cordoba’s cultural blaze shaping Europe. He argues Spain seeks a bridge role in Arab-Israel talks, influencing U S policy and Latin American ties, amid Franco era misinterpretations and Madrid’s Arab alignment concerns.
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