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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1972
Page
5
Readers share personal stories on accidents in marriage sexual appetite and courtship behavior. A wife questions overwork mishaps and a psychiatrist diagnosis, while other letters discuss sexlessness in marriage and manners at meals. Abby responds with gentle guidance and practical tips.
Sidney Poitier discusses his directorial debut with Buck and the Preacher co produced with Harry Belafonte. He explains his democratic approach with actors aims to entertain and address black history post Civil War. He notes four black production leads and six minority trainees, praising progress in black directing.
Attendance in Columbus Georgia fell far short of sponsor estimates as under 300 joined a rally for Lt. William L. Calley Jr. The event aimed to press for his release by presidential order after his conviction for My Lai killings.
Barbara Pickeral Morris of Winchester is named the inaugural recipient of the J. Sargeant Reynolds Memorial Award by the Virginia Young Democratic Clubs. The honor honors the late Lt Governor Reynolds and recognizes outstanding YDC service. Morris, elected national committeewoman, praised Reynolds leadership and served as executive secretary of the Virginia YDC.
Washington AP reports President Nixon's renewed push for quick Senate action on his welfare reform plan faces uncertain odds. Finance Chairman Russell Long opposes the bill and a substitute would drop two key features, stressing work requirements and tying future aid to job willingness. Senator Ribicoff fronts a harsher plan totaling about $11.5 billion to expand coverage and raise guaranteed payments.
Tailor birds construct their nests by using their bills as needles to sew leaves together with strips of wood and silk or plant fiber. The process demonstrates precise threading and binding as they shape secure, camouflaged nests.
Area youth will try out for Virginia Youth on Stage at the War Memorial Building at 1 p.m. April 16, not April 15. Interested students should call the Winchester Recreation Department with name and number and bring athletic or dance footwear. Selected performers begin with two weeks of practice in Fairfax June 18 and then a three week Virginia tour.
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