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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
4
The piece links the Pacific Northwest logging controversy to energy concerns, debates over lumber exports, and wilderness expansion. It notes reforestation and conservation as key to sustained timber supply, while highlighting a broader need to improve job vacancy data and mobility to reduce unemployment below five percent.
A resident of Walton-on-the-Naze discovered a left handed whelk and reported it to the British Museum. The snail, with a shell spiraling anti clockwise, highlights Britain's long standing habit of driving on the left side and its influence on everyday objects.
Frederick County Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven Democrat announced plans to run again. Joyce Dell Muse daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Muse Gore chosen Honorary Fire Chief Gore Volunteer Fire Co. Bark Mill Theatre rehearsing The Unexpected Guest. Week of above normal March temps ended at 88 degrees. Farmers National Bank stockholders to vote on about 6100 donation to Winchester Memorial Hospital building fund. Easter Parade by Bing Crosby No 1 on Hit Parade with Now is the Hour Four Leaf Clover and Baby Face among top ten.
The Bible is a book of glorified optimism showing God in control and righteousness triumphing in the end. Even amid evil and fear of war or oppression, Christians should oppose evil powers with faith that God will bring final righteousness, even if victory comes after their lifetime.
A reader argues about historical odors versus modern pollution in a Star Letters to the Editor piece. The writer recalls horse era smells, fly traps, and fly larvae, compares them with today’s automobile and truck emissions, and questions DDT’s impact on pest control and progress.
The White House considers returning the full Seventh Fleet to Tonkin Gulf to pressure North Vietnam over infiltrations violating the Jan. 27 peace accord. Pentagon strategists push hard line while State Department fears reprisals that could delay POW releases due by March 29. The piece also notes Republican intra-party tensions around White House influence on campaign staffing and CDM setbacks, mixed with reader letters praising and critiquing modern progress.
Washington editors critique President Nixon for not imposing price ceilings on farm goods or tightening cost-plus controls. They note $2.7 billion in farm price supports for the new year and $3.4 billion in subsidies last year, with ongoing paid idle land. They warn that rising food prices and wage demands threaten inflation control.
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