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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
3
A 40 scientist meeting on harnessing wind power notes wind may not affect energy for three years but could become significant after. NSF and NASA back the conference as wind energy is considered for regional and national needs by century end and 1990.
A discussion of urban and rural noise as a nuisance with serious health effects. It notes that noise can cause partial deafness in up to 20 percent of the population and mentions New York’s anti noise law and the federal Noise Control Act empowering the EPA to curb loud sounds with stiff penalties.
The American labor market absorbed most anticipated teen job surge as school ends. With birth rates falling and fewer women entering the labor force, teens gain competing opportunities. Economic growth demands education and skills to meet new production technologies.
A breezy guide to baking an easy blueberry pie. Buy premade crust, fill with blueberry filling, bake per package instructions, and timer alerts decide when the pie is ready. The piece playfully comments on kitchen automation and the notion of culinary artistry.
Washington reports Governor George Wallace, disabled by wounds from an assassination attempt, may not mount another serious national campaign. He is, however, expected to run again for Alabama governor in 1974 as lawmakers grapple with budget and education funding while Brewer prepares a potential challenge.
Nixon signals hope for a quick end to U S bombing in Cambodia as Paris peace talks press toward a cease fire. Kissinger defends deal with Hanoi while Congress debates funding and legal basis. Senate backs State Department bill but pledges to cut military aid after June 30.
Letters from Karen Stratton Callahan and Patrick A McTiernan defend full day kindergarten in Frederick County and urge a joint county city sewage treatment plant. Stratton Callahan cites social benefits and parental preparation. McTiernan calls for regional planning, attendance at the Supervisors meeting, and impact on waterways.
The Civil War locomotive The General was shown in Front Royal with a 20 minute stop planned at Berryville en route north tomorrow. H Russell Potts Jr from Winchester tours Europe for two months with Maryland students and left for Spain last week. Rosenberger Lumber executive John H Rosenberger named outstanding citizen for 1947-48 at JET dinner. Mary Lou Gerschank to play lead in college production of Common Glory running 12 weeks.
Plutarch observes that Pericles spoke to Athenians in a way that pricked their conscience. He urged duty and exposed the gap between ideals and citizen privileges, prompting sacrifice for the city. True friendship also pricks the conscience to foster better deeds and growth through tough, honest words.
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