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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1973
Page
4
Indianapolis deputy mayor and architect David Meeker Jr. argues the next presidential timber will be cut in city halls. He says political action is shifting inward as national problems pull focus to cities, favoring mid sized communities over giants like New York or Los Angeles.
The piece urges owners to lock cars to prevent theft, noting ignition hacking by amateurs and high theft rates in cities. It warns that unlocked vehicles invite potential loss and that thrill seekers may abandon cars after joyriding. Emphasizes owner action is essential to reduce thefts.
A College Entrance Examination Board survey shows total outlay to attend college rose again last year, though increases were smaller than in 1971. commuter students at public two year averaged 1637 dollars while resident students at private four year paid 3279 dollars. on campus housing added about 110 dollars. inflation touched tuition, fees, transportation and room and board across categories, with wide variation by school type.
James J. Kilpatrick argues Nixon’s address suggests he did not know of the Watergate plot. The piece notes the public skepticism, the broadening use of Watergate as a generic term, and the president's claimed shock at the break in while not promising full disclosure.
Washington reports that Defense Department cables show Kennedy knew of and approved the Saigon coup plot. Hunt and aides linked to Watergate reportedly pursued leaks while CIA operatives aided in tactical planning. No charges claim Kennedy foresaw Diem and brother’s deaths.
Washington insiders say Nixon’s removal of key aides is only a start. They fear he still handles Watergate as tactical moves rather than a full disclosure strategy, and criticize his choice of Elliot Richardson and William Ruckelshaus for AG and acting FBI director. They press for an outside prosecutor and more open, decisive action to restore party unity and public trust.
The piece argues accidents are costly beyond human toll, noting insurance rates reflect the dollars spent on recklessness and indifference. It states all car owners pay for others' carelessness and bad manners on the road.
Star Files reports Mrs. Nancy Ann Martin daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Stanley H. Dysart served as soloist and song leader during revival services at Cork Street Christian Church. Douglas McIntire of White Post showed the grand champion steer at the 11th annual Winchester Baby Beef Show and sale at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. Dr. Lewis F. Haverma1e pastor of Market St. Methodist Church was elected president of the Winchester Ministerial Association succeeding Rev. Eisenberg. Twenty seven Clarke County Home Demonstration club members joined about six hundred women at the district Federation meeting in Culpeper.
A woman recalls her late husband who confronted every fear directly. He faced dangers rather than avoiding them, showing bondage lies in fear itself. After taking precautions and doing all possible to stay safe, one should then forget the fear and proceed.
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