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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1971

Page

8

Prime banks cut the rate again as Nixon scorns textile pact

The week saw major banks lower the prime lending rate to five and a half percent, the fifth cut this year from eight percent in March. President Nixon denounced Japan's voluntary textile agreement, while Congress debated quotas. Unemployment eased to 5.8 percent in January as economists predicted modest growth.

New York Nixon Chasé Manhattan B Bank of United States House Ways and Means Committee Congress Senate Banking and Currency Committee William J. Casey Securities and Exchange Commission Casey Senate Proval Commerce Department

Entry at Used Cars Firm Leads to Arrest in Frederick County

David Richard Dill, 18, of Gainesboro, was arrested by the Frederick County Sheriff's Office on charges of statutory burglary and grand larceny related to a break in at S and S Used Cars in Sunnyside. Several hundred dollars of speed equipment were stolen. most property recovered. Dill is jailed in Winchester on $2,000 bond. Arraignment set. deputies commended for investigation. Also: Raymond J. Kerns and James R. Lane face preliminary hearing for breaking into Grocers Wholesale. both held on $2,000 bond.

David Richard Dill Gainesboro Frederick County Harry Richard Roy Hoak, Jr Dill Winchester

New Girls Pattern 4629 Spurs Spring Fashion Wave

Advertises Printed Pattern 4629 for girls sizes 6 to 14 with tunic and pants. Includes fabric yardage and price 75 cents per pattern, 25 cents extra for air mail. Offers Anne Adams pattern mail request form from Winchester Evening Star address in New York. Also promotes fashion catalog, pattern coupon, and sewing book.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Tag Requirements In Stephens City

Stephens City officials announce license tagging for any vehicle owned by another person or company. Town tags go on sale Monday at the town office.

Stephens City Harrison Foreman

Widows Say Foreboding Tied to Hyden Mine Disaster

In Hazards Kentucky eight widows testified that their husbands warned of death due to unsafe mine practices. The Hyden mine explosion on Hurricane Creek killed 38, including Price Henson. Charles Finley testified as investigators cite cribbed fuses and illegal detonators.

Hazard Hyden Charles Finley Hurricane Creek Leslie County Washington Justice Department

Winston-Salem Riders Enter Apple Blossom Parade

Mr Buck Sheaf Mrs Buck Sheaf and friend Mr Burton of Winston-Salem N C plan to ride their registered black and white pintos in the Apple Blossom Parade on Saturday May 8 Their saddles exceed 40000 in value and their western parade suits are about 3000 They have long participated in Pasadena California Tournament of Roses Parade

Buck Sheaf Mr. Burton Winston-Salem N.C Pasadena Calif

Brownell to Preside Over Discussions

Herbert Brownell former attorney general of the United States was to preside today over the first panel discussions and workshops at the National Conference on the Judiciary. The event began Thursday with a Nixon keynote and ends Sunday with remarks by Gov. Linwood Holton. Robert W. Calvert chief justice of Texas spoke at today’s luncheon. Edward Bennett Williams ABA crime prevention chair spoke at the conference dinner led by Virginia Attorney General Andrew P. Miller.

Williamsburg Herbert Brownell United States Nixon Linwood Holton Robert W. Calvert Texas Conference of Chief Justices Virginia Atty Andrew P. Miller Edward Bennett Williams American Bar Association

Saltville Began Commercial Salt Production in 1788

Saltville has produced salt commercially since around 1788, marking an early industrial effort in the region.

Saltville

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