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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1977
Page
8
A reader thanks Dear Abby for guiding them to affordable mental health care, noting voluntary clinic visits cut costs and improved progress. The column also addresses a reader disputing teen pregnancy claims and a domestic loyalty question. Abby reassures sensitive topics and offers practical guidance.
AP reports Nixon bought exclusive rights to interview David Frost for about 12 pounds sixpence two months ago. Tape sessions began Thursday at the Tower of London amid security to prevent leaks. Frost and Nixon traded quips as bits of the exchange leaked and spurred remarks from an insider calling it exciting. James Wood students rehearse for another Sound of Music run amid mentions of the 1964 era show.
Under Gloria Biddle the Sound of Music tickets go on sale in advance. Call the high school at 667-7315 or 667-4728 for information.
Comedienne Totie Fields, who resumed acting last month after losing a leg to circulatory illness, will undergo vitrectomy eye surgery at Stanford University Hospital. The procedure aims to seal off blood vessels and reduce scar tissue formation in the damaged eye.
Rudy Vallee praised as judge in Boardwalk Easter parade faces civic ire over salty remarks amid efforts to promote an entertainers' hall of fame. He responds with a sharper letter to Atlantic City Press columnist Sonny Schwartz. Details leak from private talks touch on Frost and Nixon narration and a hospital stay for Hinderstein.
Vallee harshly criticizes Mayor Joseph Lazarow calling him a lousy showman and accuses him of arranging an event for a group of old, senile attendees unable to grasp the entertainment offered on a Sunday afternoon.
Evik prefix 21. Samoyed.
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