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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1978

Page

3

Rule Keeps Wings Level at Stapleton Airport

A rookie Denver police officer on his first night flags down jets at Stapleton International Airport. He cites Frontier Airlines 737 and United DC10s for taxiing with flaps up under an old rule meant to curb oil spray. Airport officials expect citations to be dropped.

Denver Stapleton International Airport Frontier Airlines

Disabled couple defies odds to have a baby in wheelchairs

Angelo and Marie De La Rosa, both handicapped, resisted doctors urging abortion and family opposition to welcome 4 month old Michael. They fought stigma, live in a Phipps Houses designed apartment, and rely on federal funds as they navigate childcare challenges and daily life in wheelchair-friendly spaces.

New York Angelo de la Rosa Michael Marie de la Rosa

Aylor to Retire as Frederick County School Superintendent

Robert E. Aylor announced plans to retire on August 31 as Frederick County School Superintendent, after serving since 1949. Capitol Records to build a Winchester plant between I-81 and US-11 with over 2 million dollars investment and 250 jobs.

Robert E. Aylor Frederick County Aylor Capitol Records Winchester 1-81 U.S. 11

First Scouting Officials Training Course Opens

The article notes that forty local men attended the first session of the Official Scouters Training Course sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America, while the FBI reported more than two million major crimes in the U S during 1952.

THE FBI U.S Boy Scouts of America

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