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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1966
Page
5
AP TV writer CYNTINA LOWRY describes CBS Tuesday night’s program on hotels. The piece traces hotel history from early inns to luxury palaces, notes the decline of grand downtown hotels, rise of motels, Bowery flophouses, and interviews with hotel staff about tipping and guest behavior.
Petersburg voters chose W. Ray Houchens 2 676 to 2 080 for C Frank Scott Jr in a run off for a four year council term starting Sept 1 Houchens runs auto supply business and led after June 14 ballots The run off followed the charter rule requiring a majority and Fauntleroy Jr won in the earlier first election with strong support from Negro voters.
Pulaski County Board of Supervisors approves a one percent retail sales tax to take effect September 1, joining the state two percent levy and expanding local revenue.
A reader asks if spousal nudist camp participation is immoral and whether a loving husband could tolerate his wife appearing naked before others. Abby argues attitudes vary with upbringing and culture, stressing that each thing has its place including the fig leaf.
The Interior Committee backed a bill to authorize the National Park Service to accept a donation of 100 acres in Fairfax County Virginia for an outdoor cultural center. donor Mrs Jouette Shouse includes Wolf Trap Farm and Symphony Hill tract. development would cost about 476 500 over five years and could expand to about 145 acres with neighboring lands.
A five year water resource study on the Delmarva peninsula was approved by the Senate Interior Committee. The bill would cover parts of Delaware Maryland and Virginia and authorize a $500 000 Interior Department investigation into future water supplies between the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
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