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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1973
Page
4
Two college professors urge a balance between rigorous loads and creative thought. They warn that excessive emphasis on mechanics, grammar, and perfection may dull originality, while saltier writing and imaginative skills risk being sacrificed in the push for scientific proficiency. They cite porpoises as a metaphor for versatile intelligence and urge protecting unconventional talent in education.
Henry J. Taylor outlines Victoria with her long reign and imperial reach. He notes the 1837 accession at age 18 and Britain's 4.7 million square miles gained between 1870 and 1897. He describes Leopold I’s nephew Albert and the controversial matching, detailing public reactions and Albert’s unlike charm and manner.
Federal investigators investigated themselves after DALE and BNDD agents terrorized two Collinsville families mistaken for drug offenders on April 23. The Justice Department civil rights division then joined, pressing for a full review of alleged agency excesses.
Summit discussions with Leonid Brezhnev focus on Soviet interest in US tech in oil and gas, control systems, mass production, soybeans and tourism aided by Export-Import Bank financing. Humphrey pushes for linking aid to arms reductions.
Water draws vacationers to swim water-ski and boat but poses hazards for weak swimmers. It warns that many accidents result from neglecting precautions. Water can be friend or foe like fire, so take time to stay safe near lakes rivers and seas.
The Shenandoah College and Shenandoah Conservatory of Music in Winchester opened its summer session with an enrollment of 108 students. The Evangelical United Brethren Church held Vacation Bible School closing exercises in the education building social hall. The first diesel locomotive into Winchester was shown for local inspection by manufacturer representatives. Rouss Fire Co won first prize of 25 dollars for best appearing apparatus at the Northern Virginia Volunteer Firemen's Assn parade in Luray.
A woman who had used crutches for years to walk falls while stairs trap her. She must rise unaided and descend. The meditation contrasts crutches as depen dence or control and suggests losing them can be a stroke of fortune, offering a chance to move forward independently.
A vintage quiz page asks ten questions from Psalms to literature and geography. It prompts readers to turn to page 2 for answers, featuring items on the Bible, Uncle Sam era politics, and classic poetry.
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