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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1973
Page
3
Dear Abby answers readers on cruelty in hunting and a troubled marriage. A minister described breaking a deer's leg to be loaded into a car, prompting Abby to condemn cruelty. Another letter from a frustrated wife seeks advice on an controlling, jealous husband and calls for counseling.
Wardensville High features substitute science teacher Richard Werth and interim principal John Ayler. Students plan bake sales at noon and home games to fund the senior trip, while forming a student council with two reps per class. FFA sweetheart Miss Louise Smith named. Capon Valley Bank donates a new gym scoreboard.
Virginia Techs board of visitors delays action on closing the Piedmont Research Laboratory near Charlottesville. Staff would transfer to Shenandoah Valley station, with 185 acres of land disposed as part of consolidation into a new Piedmont center. Minor land deals and enrollment projections also approved.
The U S Geological Survey reports February inflow to the Chesapeake Bay stayed well above normal with tributaries averaging 93 billion gallons daily, about 40 percent above the usual 66. This February flow ranks as the fourth highest on record since 1951.
The University of the Pacific McGeorge Law School plans a $464000 circular courtroom with nine inch TV screens for jurors, remote locks, weapon detectors, a soundproof isolation chamber, and surveillance from behind one way glass to train students and test new trial procedures. It aims to reduce disruptions, aid coverage, and improve evidence presentation in real and simulated trials.
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