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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1971

Page

8

Winchester City Council Approves Annexed Area Tuition

City budget totals 221000 in revenue and expenditures with 151200 for annexed area student tuition and 70000 for capital outlay. Projects include 30000 architectural fees for a new elementary school and 25000 for a Middle School on the O'Connell tract on E Cork St. Council also moves agreements for water surveys and sewer improvements.

O'Connell E. Cork St Council Seldon Pitometer Associates, Engineers of New York Alexander Potter Associates Rt. 652

Council salutes Star Staff Writer Pat Robinson

City Council expresses appreciation for Pat Robinson for writing twelve Housing Ordinance articles in the Star beginning February 11. Council also awards certificates of appreciation to three Parks and Recreation Board members Sam D. Preston M E Royston and Donald E Smallwood for service periods from 1958 to 1964 and 1965 to 1971.

Pat Robinson Star Wayne A. Whitman Public Improvement Committee James H. Fleming Parks and Recreation Committee Parks and Recreation Board Sam D. Preston M.E. Royston Donald E. Smallwood

Zoning Plan for Winchester Annex Area Moves Forward

A proposed interim ordinance to establish zoning district boundaries for Winchester's 5.9 square mile annexation area cleared second reading by title. Planning commission approved the zoning ordinance March 3 with public hearing set for March 31. The council earlier sought a comprehensive plan from the State Division of Planning. Clarence Irvin began work March 1 as city real estate assessor. A $750 fund transfer was approved to purchase office equipment, marking a shift from using external reassessment help to a city assessor.

Winchester City Planning Commission Council State Division of Planning and Community Affairs Planning Commission James McHenry M. Febe Seana Erence Clarence Irvin

Alert Exercise Scheduled Tonight at Handley High

City leaders remind public about the dry run of the Emergency Operations Simulation at Handley High School Civil Defense HQ tonight at 7. The actual Alert Exercise is set for tomorrow at 7. Councilman Thomas C. Glass urged attendance at both events.

Handley High Civil Defense Headquarters Handley High School Thomas C. Glass Fire and Civil Defense Committee

Pigeon Help Sought to Cut Phone Delay in Dublin

A Dublin carpet factory manager, frustrated by a six month telephone wait, advertised for carrier pigeons familiar with the city to carry on his business. The Posts and Telegraphs Dept apologized and promised a phone within a month.

City adopts speed limits in newly annexed area

Winchester imposes 40 mph limits on Paper Mill Road Shawnee Drive and Rt 816 segments in the pre annexation area and 45 mph on Amherst St Millwood Ave and Valley Ave within the expanded city boundaries to curb violations.

Winchester Paper Mill Road Shawnee Drive Rt. 816 Amherst St Millwood Ave Valley Ave Middle Road

Laser Beam Cuts Fabrics Speeds Garment Making

Frederickburg AP reports Hughes Aircraft Co systems at G&H Manufacturing cut fabric with a laser called Laser matic. The computer directed setup speeds production, reduces stockpiling, and could halve delivery time for suits, with Genesco backing and no patent held.

Fredericksburg G&h Manufacturing Co Hughes Aircraft Co Genesco L.greis & Bros G&h Franklin M. Jarman

Rockefeller Considers Welfare Reform Package

Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller weighs a reform package in Albany that would turn away welfare seekers at entry with token aid and a ticket home. The plan may also require able bodied recipients to work, potentially creating jobs to meet welfare needs.

Albany N.Y Nelson A. Rockefeller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Doug O'Connell City Council A.B.C Roy Bayliss Ben B. Dutton, Jr Winchester Volunteer Squad James J. Williams N. Euclid Ave Bayliss Star's Robinson H.W. Butler, Jr Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission Butler Commission Front Royal Jarman Geneseo Rockefeller Pain In Rouss Finance Company Jim Dix N. Loudoun Street Winchester, Virginia Ventura Fisher
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