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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
4
The FDA plans new standards for non juice drinks to require orange juice content thresholds from 10 to 70 percent depending on the term used. Industry counter proposals add terms like orange blend and imitation orange flavored beverage with lower juice percentages.
Judge John P. Fullman notes success hinges on labor relations as Penn Central revises wage structures. Trustees push back on featherbedding and rising costs, urging cooperation to keep the railroad viable despite union opposition.
Attorney General John Mitchell warned a Senate subcommittee that as much as 400 million dollars in securities may have been stolen from financial institutions in the last two years and that organized crime is a major factor. He urged immediate action to secure vaults and curb counterfeiting threatening markets.
The Valley Chanters directed by Floyd Haines will perform for the Institute of Rural Affairs sponsored by the Virginia Extension Service in Blacksburg on August 1. The event comes as other regional notes unfold, including civic and clerical shifts in Frederick County and Washington DC.
Daily meditation compares transplanting plants to the depth of our souls roots. It argues that a strong, undisturbed root system is essential for growth, whether in plants or in personal character, urging deeper roots beyond mere expedience for true progress.
The unauthorized leak of Johnson era top secret Vietnam War reports suggests strategic expediency influenced bombing decisions. The articles note debates among officials from 1964 to 1965, with broader context on Soviet and Chinese military aid to North Vietnam and Egypt.
Washington A NEA conflict with its own staff union NEASO escalates into strikes and pickets. The feud signals a shift in teaching unions as militant tactics and labor organizing spread within professional education groups. NEASO has about six hundred members of NEA's eight hundred thirty nine staff.
Two year contract for NEASO workers expired May 31 and no new agreement exists. A leaked draft shows a radical eight group pay scale proposed by the union with initial wages from 7000 to 32772 and top year five pay to 63360.
Officials say Hanoi uses prisoner releases as leverage in Paris talks while Washington links POW freedom to troop withdrawals. Mansfield proposes ceasefire with phased withdrawals and prisoner releases, but Hanoi remains unlikely to negotiate. The hostage issue is framed as a larger political bargaining chip by both Hanoi and Washington.
The NEASO bargaining talks show a proposed contract seeking 30 percent initial pay hikes and extensive perks including travel allowances, moving expenses, four day work week, numerous holidays and sabbatical leave, extensive paid leave, in service education, and full retirement benefits. The piece notes the negotiations deliver hard lessons for both union and management sides.
In Dallas, Ellen Peck argues that having no children is smarter than two, saying the population problem centers on people. She explains to The Times Herald that fewer or no kids would eliminate population issues and benefit future generations.
A short guide explains scoring for a 100 question quiz run over 10 days. It defines memory grades from 9–10 correct answers as Memory Genius to 4 as Good. It directs readers to page two for the correct answers and lists ten sample questions covering trivia on eagles, landlocked countries, life expectancy by gender, evergreens, boxing, flying mammals, weight conversion, iodized salt, planetary doubles, and a vegetable and racquet game.
The Winchester Evening Star prints its standard masthead listing the publication's offices at 2N Kent Street Winchester Virginia and the staff roles including Jack F. Davis General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P Miller News Editor and Douglas B OConnell Managing Editor with contact lines for news and advertising.
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