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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
3
An Australian pharmacists group told a legislative committee that handwritten prescriptions cause errors and printing should be used. Doctors countered that typed prescriptions are illegal, and many oppose typing due to forgery fears. The debate reflects broader tension between accuracy and legal constraints in medical practice.
Charlie Goode, 23, a student pilot, died when two small planes collided over the eastern city area last Sunday night. He loved planes, worked at a gas station and garage, and had many friends, joked about by those who knew him as impish and fond of life. Mrs. McHale of the adopting family sent a note praising his Sundays and love of God's creations.
Historic report notes new fires in Algiers amid a European Secret Army Organization scorched earth campaign while Europeans push a final compromise peace bid to Moslem nationalists. Virginia to raise driving license fee to 2 dollars after June 2. George W. Jones receives a patent for a pedestrian safety reflector. Truman declines Southern Democratic plea to sign labor curbs. C L Robinson Ice and Cold Storage begins modernization to boost storage and freezing capacity and Zeropack plant expansion. Route 629 contract awarded by State Highway Department for 5.4 miles in Frederick and Shenandoah counties between Lebanon Church and Stephens City.
Cyrus Field nearly completed a transatlantic cable when it broke. Peter Cooper and Frank B. Allen funded a yacht salvage mission that recovered the line. The venture made them wealthy and underscored the value of belief in great projects and spiritual values.
New York report shows Nixon leads in Queens two-district sample with 52 to 23 in favor of Nixon among 8 registered voters. Democrats defect and fear McGovern’s liberal stance while many know little of his positions, urging centrism to unite the party and challenge Nixon.
HAL BOYLE reflects on heaven as a shifting concept tied to life stages. From childhood joys like beating a tin pan to later rewards such as a first paycheck, marriage, and grandparent moments, heaven evolves with experience and memory. The piece contrasts heaven with hell at different ages.
Washington observers fear McGovern could cost the Democrats control of the Senate and key posts in the South and border states. A GOP victory or a 50 50 tie could tip power, endangering committees and chairmanships as voters react to defense, welfare, and busing stances.
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