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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
4
A reflection on modern era potential as a golden age contrasts with calls for modesty by Illinois Governor Daniel Walker while Canada’s RCMP plan to shed scarlet tunics horses and dog teams triggers public protests before preserving the buffalo head badge.
Henry J. Taylor explores four espionage archetypes venal spies compromised individuals born conspirators patriots and the unseen unvetted source. He discusses periodic informers and defectors from the Iron Curtain noting the personal costs of treachery and exile.
President Nixon faces labor pushback as AFL-CIO leaders press for higher pay while pledges to control costs and food prices loom. Analysts warn 5.5 percent ceiling may breach, with 2.5 percent inflation goal at risk amid polls showing limited public support for cuts and reform.
The Star reports a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the slayer of Mrs. Waltrie Hoover and her mother Mrs. E. M. Snow. A 23 year old, partially crippled ex mental patient wanted in Staunton for passing a bad check is being questioned by State Police in the double killing at their rural Rt 522 home. Melvin Renner is named as a new driver for the South End Fire Co to start April 1, joining Bill Gocenour to provide 24 hour fire protection seven days a week. Paul F. Rosenberger was elected president of the Winchester Frederick County Community Chest succeeding Fred Ritter.
The piece argues sentimentalists dangerous as it condemns habit forming drugs. It warns against substituting one evil for another and stresses a strict fight against pushers and non mercy in handling drug crime. It stresses that mild substitutes ruin generations and demand careful, strenuous action.
In private discussion President Nixon weighs a measured postwar reconstruction plan for North Vietnam. Kissinger signals a broader indepedent Indochina program while Senate Democrats push for humanitarian aid amid domestic budget strain and lingering cease-fire promises.
HAL BOYLE argues the right wife is the loving partner who shares life and can get along. He warns against wives who spend more on hair than a man’s wardrobe or who impose strict noncooking standards. He lists traits he deems unsuitable, urging men to avoid such behavior and to keep humor and perspective in marriage.
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