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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1971
Page
3
Gilbert Puffinberger of Whitacre was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released after a traffic accident this morning. He sustained injuries to his teeth and lacerations of the eyelid lower lip and chin. No details were available today.
UVa Law Day features a panel with five of seven law school graduates among U S senators. Antiwar students plan to present a Peoples Peace Treaty demanding Vietnam troop withdrawal. Alumni events and faculty meetings accompany the 14th annual observance.
The FCC gave CBS 20 days to respond to charges of unfairness in The Selling of the Pentagon. CBS refused to surrender unused material, citing a chilling effect on news reporting. The FCC found no deliberate distortion and urged CBS to address splicing concerns.
Firefighters from Gainesboro Clearbrook and Frederick County fought an 8 45 p m blaze at an unoccupied frame house along Route 671 in Pine Grove, with the structure collapsing in flames. Police and fire units from Martinsburg and Stephens City also reported separate minor blazes yesterday.
Lieutenant Governor J Sargeant Reynolds says he will cut back his May and June speaking engagements due to doctors orders after his brain tumor diagnosis. Officials report progress but warn a heavy schedule could hinder treatment while he can still preside over the Virginia Senate when the session resumes May 10.
Stuart s Draft Virginia congressman J Kenneth Robinson calls for more effort and ingenuity to provide modern housing for modest income families in small communities. He backs private enterprise with stable construction conditions and federal loan guaranty support over large scale public housing. He cites Nixon rural development and stresses adequate public services to keep young people in rural areas.
FBI reports a gunman released Mrs. Campbell after demanding 65 000 dollars. Bank manager Robert H. Campbell Jr of United Virginia First Citizens Bank received the call, the assailant ordered cash to a car, and Mrs. Campbell walked to a neighbor after the ransom was paid.
A Shenandoah College voice faculty member debuted with the Baltimore Civic Opera Company as Kate in Madame Butterfly. Jeanne Smith Piland, a finalist in last summer's auditions, earned further selections from the Friday Morning Music Club audition. She will perform in July at the University of Maryland workshop and in August at the Sigma Alpha Iota convention in Atlanta. Piland studied at St Marys College in North Carolina.
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