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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1973

Page

3

Gasoline prices hold steady despite shortages

A Washington to central Florida trip shows scattered pumps with signs and posted prices, but many stations are closed or out of fuel. Prices vary by location with some at 36.9 to 44.9 while others show long slogans and bold 3.9 digits. inspectors note limited shortages and price freezes being ignored.

Washington Florida Santee S.C Exxon Wilson N.C Nixon Virginia

Virginia writer Earl Hamner Honored as Virginian of the Year

The Virginia Press Association names Earl Hamner Jr. Virginian of the Year for 1973 and to receive the Parks Mason award at the July 14 closing banquet in Virginia Beach. Hamner, creator of The Waltons, is noted for his ties to Schuyler and Nelson County.

Richmond Virginia Press Association Earl Hamner Jr Hamner Parks-Mason VPA Virginia Beach Virginia William Parks George Mason Schuyler Nelson County Spencer John F. Kennedy Jane Scott Carrie Studio City Calif

Food Prices Seen 12 Percent Higher in 1973

The Agriculture Department predicts retail food prices will average about 12 percent higher this year despite a 60 day price freeze and Phase 4 controls. Production of meat, milk, poultry, corn, and soybeans may fall short due to late planting, high costs, and fuel and fertilizer shortages. A record winter wheat harvest is still expected.

Washington Nixon Agriculture Department Department

Walter C Swift dies at 48 in New York after Attica pardon

Walter C Tiny Swift, 48, the convicted murderer pardoned for medical care he provided during the 1971 Attica prison riot, died Monday in Warsaw New York following a Thursday traffic accident. He had married Sunday.

Walter C. Swift Warsaw N.Y Walter C. “Tiny” Swift Attica

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