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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1972

Page

9

West Virginians face light turnout amid long primary ballot

Voter checks show light to moderate turnout as heavy primary ballots, rain and machine troubles slow early voting across West Virginia. About 500000 expected voters amid 18 to 21 year olds newly enfranchised. races include Humphrey Wallace presidential contest and governorship and 4th Congressional district. monitors to deter fraud.

Charleston W. Va West Minnesota Hubert Humphrey Alabama George Wallace Humphrey John F. Kennedy Secretary of State West Virginia Arch A. Moore Jr John D. Rockefeller IV

Clearbrook Names New Fire Chief

The Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Company board appointed Bill Miller as Fire Chief. Assistants named were Richard Jobe and W H Lawrence III. Miller succeeds Raymond Miller who resigned due to new employment.

Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Company Bill Miller Miller Richard Jobe W.H. Lawrence III Raymond Miller

Kenneth MacDonald Dies at 70 Actor in Perry Mason

Kenneth MacDonald 70 longtime TV actor who portrayed a judge in Perry Mason died Friday. He appeared in films including The Ten Commandments and The Caine Mutiny.

Kenneth MacDonald Richmond Ind Kenneth MacDonald MacDonald

Nixon escalation drives gold price to record high in Europe

In London and European markets the dollar weakened while free gold jumped to 54 dollars per fine ounce amid Nixon's Vietnam actions. Traders cite port mining and intensified bombing as catalysts, with the London market described as very sensitive and active. Official gold backing remains pegged at 38 dollars per ounce.

London Nixon U.S Paris Frankfurt Zurich North Vietnam Washington

Rock Musical Sunday in Upperville

A rock musical pageant will be held Sunday at 4 PM in Trinity Episcopal Church Upperville. The Sunday School Choir and Columbia, Maryland students join to present Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat by Rice and Webber. Instrumental solos include trombone drums and dulcimer. Public invited.

Trinity Episcopal

Morris Levine, Levine Department Stores Founder, Dies

Morris Levine 71 co founder and former president of Levine Department Stores died Monday. His chain started with one store near Graham Texas and expanded to 146 stores in 11 states.

Morris Levine Dallas Levine Department Stores Graham Tex

Certification For Set-Aside In Progress

Farmers are urged to complete certification for 1972 set aside programs for corn grain sorghum barley and wheat by June 30 with processing beginning after July 1. No grazing is allowed May 1 to Sept 30 on set aside acres, and harvesting is limited to designated oilseed crops or emergency hay.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Dorothy Emmart Clarke County Virginia McClure Frederick County Clarke

Protests erupt on many campuses after Nixon port mining move

Antiwar demonstrations broke out on more than a dozen campuses after President Nixon announced orders to mine North Vietnamese ports. Across Berkeley and New York, violence occurred with police clashing, arrests reported, and scattered property damage.

Associated Press Nixon University of California Berkeley Columbia University New York City Santa Barbara Calif Isla Vista U.S. 101 Gaeta

Notre Dame Academy Horse Show Set for Saturday

Notre Dame Academy students present the annual spring Junior Horse and Pony Show at Colony Farms Middleburg starting 9 a.m. rain or shine. Events include Small Pony Hunter Large Pony Hunter Junior Hunter and more with trophies and ribbons. Lunch and refreshments available. Call 687-6112 for details.

Notre Dame Academy Colony Farms Rt. 50 Middleburg Office of Notre Dame Academy

Fredericksburg Native Named SCC Comptroller

Frank M. Williams Jr., 47, of Fredericksburg, will become the State Corporation Commission comptroller on May 16. He replaces Norborne P. Greer Jr., 57, who retires due to poor health. Williams has served as assistant director of the division and on the motor carrier staff since 1949.

Richmond Frank M. Williams Jr Fredericksburg State Corporation Commission Williams SCC Norborne P. Greer Jr

Magnificent Machine Cardiac System Powers the Body

Physicians at the Arizona Heart Institute describe the heart beating 100,000 times daily, pumping 4,300 gallons of blood through 60,000 miles of vessels in a single human body.

Phoenix, Ariz Arizona Heart Institute

County Budget To Be in Star Tomorrow

The Frederick County budget will appear in the Star on Wednesday with an editorial analysis. A second ad runs May 17 and a public hearing on budget and tax rates is set for May 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the Courthouse. Real estate and personal property tax rates are $3.40 per $100, unchanged for real estate and down $1 for personal property. Mayor Frank Rizzo says he hopes to stay 20 years and may seek a charter change to exceed term limits.

Frederick County Star Board of Supervisors Philadelphia Frank Rizzo

Byrd seeks study to preserve Dismal Swamp in Va and NC

Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. urges a thorough study of preserving the Great Dismal Swamp straddling Virginia and North Carolina. He testifies for a bill cosponsored by four regional senators, warning of fire risk from drainage and encroachment while stressing unspoiled area's value.

Washington Harry F. Byrd Jr India Virginia North Carolina Byrd Senate Interior Committee

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