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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1958
Page
12
Moline officials adopt a safety incentive offering motorists one day of free parking for every 90 days without a traffic fatality. The measure mirrors a policy in Jackson Michigan.
The weekly outlook from the Virginia Department of Agriculture notes cow prices up 5.25 from last year with Virginia auctions averaging 20.75 for commercial cattle 18.25 for utility and 15.25 for cutters and canners. Bulls average 21 last week with highs to 24. Eggs edge toward spring bottom with grade A Richmond at 36 to 38 cents, receipts up 3 percent. Hog prices hover above last year with a peak expected around June or July as supply declines post spring peak.
Charles Klein of Enid uses thrown away items to decorate his yard. Beer bottles set in concrete form a wall and broken china creates sidewalk designs. An auto horn and other trash will become part of a large yard sculpture for visiting youngsters.
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service sends a senior official to lead talks to avert a strike in Southern California aircraft and missile plants. IAM and UAW locals in Los Angeles and San Diego reject offers as too low, while hearings with McElroy and Mitchell unfold.
Vernon B. Shaffer of Maurertown a Shenandoah County House of Delegates member died Saturday in a local hospital. Final rites at St Pauls United Church of Christ followed by burial in Massanutten Cemetery. He served in the General Assembly since 1949 and chaired notable commissions.
The Pacific Command roster shows a new high of 50 senior officers based in Hawaii, up from 36 last year. The breakdown lists Army 16 generals, Navy 14 admirals, Air Force 14 generals, Marines 4 generals, Coast Guard 1 admiral, and Hawaii National Guard 1 general.
Bedford Village New York Edwin G Michaelian Westchester County executive leads move to purchase the John Jay home site for 136000 and transfer to New York state for operation as a public shrine in a 30 acre property.
Ottawa prisoners at Stony Mountain, Manitoba, have long made officer uniforms. A Civil Service Assn. of Canada sponsor criticized the outfits as ridiculous and urged outsourcing the tailoring. The convention approved the resolution to have uniforms made outside prison walls.
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