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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1974
Page
3
A Tribune-Review demands stronger law enforcement and a return to strict justice amid the Symbionese Liberation Army menace. It urges Americans to sacrifice "one drop of freedom" to safeguard liberty and order, citing SLA violence and claimed prison reform as dangers.
West Virginia Senator Robert Byrd pushes Amtrak funding to revive the Pocahontas passenger run from Norfolk to Cincinnati via Roanoke and beyond. The plan faces a $4.2 million annual price tag and questions of broader revenue support, with critics urging hard looks at funding sources and alternatives.
The Roanoke Times reflects on the 1805 impeachment of Justice Samuel Chase, arguing it established that impeachment targets indictable offenses and that the Senate can act nonpartisan. The piece notes Jefferson's motive to weaken an independent judiciary and credits the Chase trial with urging responsibility among elected officials. It cites historian Leonard Baker on nonpartisan Senate action.
Senate committee approved repeal of the HUD settlement charge law amid industry lobbying. Bill would require disclosures to homebuyers and curb certain kickbacks and prepayments, while opponents warn of higher closing costs and consumer harm.
Washington column argues impeachment momentum wanes amid partisan drift. It contrasts leadership and legal theory with practical politics, noting Rodino's committee may delay action until August and a possible floor vote near September adjournment. A quip about Ingersoll closes the piece.
Staff listings include Thomas T Byrd as General Manager, Lewis H. Ebert as Advertising Director, Douglas B. OConnell as Advertising Director, Eugene P. Miller as Managing Editor, and Eugene P. Miller as News Editor. Read daily except Sunday by more than 65 000 readers. Telephone 667 3200. Second Class Postage Paid at Winchester VA 22601. Subscription rates listed: 1900 year, 1600 year, 10.50 six months, 8.50 six months, 5.50 three months, 4.50 three months.
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