Editorial on court costs and accident prevention reforms
The piece praises Judge Fusco for assigning court costs to defray trial expenses in a defraud case and argues such costs could deter crime. It contrasts public concern for accidents with fires and highway tolls, noting the Flammable Fabrics Act has yet to yield clothing standards while carpet rules take effect April 16.
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Fusco
Sahel Lgee
Congress
Commerce Department
Department
Winchester housing ordinance eyed good by reader
The piece praises Pat for translating legal jargon on the 12 Council housing ordinance and urges residents to support the measure. It argues the plan corrects years of inaction by Winchester officials, aims for decent sanitary housing, and notes a July 1 effective date if adopted.
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Pat
Policemen Face Greater Dangers in Modern Society
Washington report notes 88 police officers killed in 1970 marking a new high. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover condemns anti law enforcement hostility and slurs such as pigs, urging officers to serve with dignity amid verbal and physical attacks.
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Washington
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Nixon Faces Slow Progress In Vietnam War Endgame
President Nixon warned Vietnamization will not end hostilities promptly and may require long-term ARVN forces and continued air support. He cautioned against a swift settlement, noted Laos invasion setbacks, and faced Democratic opposition to expanding bombing or backing Thieu.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
Muskies
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Scream therapy gains support from New York psychiatrist
Dr. Daniel Casriel of a drug rehabilitation community in New York argues that expressing pent up emotions through a powerful scream is therapeutic. He says releasing fear rage and anguish helps both troubled and well adjusted individuals.
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Daniel Casriel
New York
Fauver to Head Shenandoah Festival Public Entertainment
William E. Fauver will lead the Department of Public Entertainment for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on April 27 28 29, continuing his role from the 1960 fete. Mrs. W Holt Louder is named temporary chairman to discuss establishing a Chapter of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in the area. Civil War battles in Winchester and Frederick County are described in a new gray backed booklet by the Winchester Frederick County Civil War Centennial Commission. Miss Anna Margaret Baker was honored with a buffet supper and shower. Alta Ayers, Handley High School graduate, is among ten University of Richmond Phi Beta Kappa members. Dr Donald Grey Barnhouse will conduct services at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church.
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William E. Fauver
Shenandoah
W. Holt Louder
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester-Frederick County
Anna Margaret Baker
Richard Haven
Earl Bunting
Alta Ayers
Handley High School
University of Richmond
Donald Grey Barnhouse
Tenth Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Family word deserves care not abuse says Earl L. Douglas
In a meditation, Earl L. Douglas denounces criminals who use family rhetoric to mask crimes. He laments the degrading of the word while extolling the value of family as a divine and societal ideal. He urges serving others and avoiding self interest, warning that war remains terrible and unnecessary.
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