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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1970
Page
11
New York reports behavioral scientists challenge fallacies about dreams. REM periods occur about every 90 minutes, with dreams reflecting the self and psyche, showing gender differences in dream content and links between dreaming and creativity.
Registrars in 21 Frederick County precincts will sit all day tomorrow to register eligible voters not already registered. Tomorrow is the final day to register to vote in the Primary Election on July 14. Between 1838 and 1858 two Virginia railroads serving Petersburg did not connect, transferring cargo by wagon.
Washington AP reports pressure and conflict chase Robert P. Griffin as he navigates lengthy Cambodia debates and debates within his own party. Griffin faces whispers about shifting right and threats to his leadership role while balancing support for the President and liberal moderates in Michigan and Washington.
Gov. Linwood Holton's office confirms multiple contenders to replace Maj. Gen. Paul M. Booth as Adjutant General of Virginia. Booth, a Democrat appointed in 1960, has not indicated he will be reappointed. Holton and Booth will meet after a review at the Virginia Beach training site, amid past investigations into guard operations and enlistment practices. Potential successors named include Col. Samuel J. Light of Roanoke Col. John J. Castles of Staunton Col. Mifflin B. Clowe of Winchester and Col. William McCadden of Richmond.
Virginia Attorney General Andrew P. Miller plans to appeal the Virginia Electric & Power Co rate increase to the State Supreme Court seeking to stay the July 1 effective date. Miller argues the rise cannot be justified now and aims to protect consumers amid calls for faster resolution.
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