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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
7
Dear Reader explains what lipoproteins are, how triglycerides and cholesterol travel in blood with proteins, and why larger lipoproteins may link to atherosclerosis. Advice includes reducing fat intake, losing obesity, quitting smoking, and starting an appropriate exercise plan.
U S District Judge Robert R. Merhige Jr. reaffirmed the Richmond School Board must pay $56,000 in legal fees to attorneys for black plaintiffs in the city desegregation suit. He denied a stay pending appeal and warned he may cite board members for contempt if delays show disrespect for the court.
A collection of Dear Abby excerpts covers questions about conceiving in water, parents subsidizing their adult children, loan versus gift advice with IOUs, widow social dynamics, and a final call for readers to write in with problems. The column invites replies and provides contact details.
The Insurance Rating Board filed with the State Corporation Commission for amendments to classifications rules rates and plans for auto bodily injury and property damage liability and medical payments. Proposed private passenger car rate increases range from 5.2 to 22 percent with higher figures for special packages commercial cars and garages. Public hearing in Case No 19002 is set for June 30 1971 in Richmond with access to the Bureau of Insurance for details.
British officials split on the significance of Soviet defector Anatoly Fedoseyev with some labeling him a minor electronics engineer and others calling him a key official behind space programs. The Paris Air Show defector awaits status in Britain while diplomatic tensions and Cambridge symposium implications unfold.
Readers share simple tips and clever hacks from safety pins to buttonhooks and soap for sticking pins. The column showcases practical, homey advice and light humor from contributors like Stella McDonald and Mary Jensen.
Julian Wayne Moody 18 was sentenced to five years for manslaughter in the December slaying of his stepfather Paul D. Flick 38. Moody earned permission to graduate with his class and must serve the term at Southampton Correctional Farm for youthful offenders. Testimony said Moody fired the fatal shot with a deer rifle as Flick, a former Green Beret, beat Moody's mother.
Baltimore Sun reports Saigon officials fear accelerated U.S. withdrawal after secret study details. Vietnamese leaders scrutinize installments and some publishings warn of seizure risks. A Vietnamese critic notes dependence on the United States is irrefutable. He adds efforts to save face may delay political settlements.
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