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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1976
Page
16
Warren County authorities store confiscated vehicles in jail area until cases closed. Cars can sit for months or over a year, deteriorating and causing trouble for local merchants who complained recently.
Winchester Evening Star notes the county faces an eyesore and parking squeeze around the jail and courthouse. County Administrator O'Brien will ask the Town Council for permission to store cars behind Bing Crosby Stadium with a security fence. The aim is to ease congestion and avoid confiscation under laws governing vehicles near illegal alcohol activity.
Premier Suleyman Demirel warned that U S congressional rejection of a new 1 billion dollar defense accord could end Turkish military cooperation. He noted bases 26 U S bases in Turkey and linked the issue to credibility and NATO defense against the Soviet Union.
In Tours the French Communist candidate Vincent Labeyrie finished third as Jean Royer won with 56.1 percent. Socialist Paul Lassault was second with 21.5 percent. six other candidates split the rest. The party has shed traditional imagery and touts openness moving away from Moscow.
Following Ulrike Meinhof's death in Stammheim Prison, a wave of bombings and protests erupts across Europe. Paris and Rome offices of West German firms are hit, Copenhagen shows RAF graffiti, and a 300-strong West Berlin demonstration occurs as Bonn raises security alert.
Local Stor urges shoppers to use today’s coupons to save money. Readers are told “you get a lot for only 10” when buying the Stor and to read the ads in the Stor for deals.
A New York court opened sealed 1836 Aaron Burr divorce records to Columbia University professor Jack Beeson for an opera project. Documents reveal Burr's adultery allegations, witness Maria Johnson testimony, and the 1836 divorce finalized as Burr died at 80 in Staten Island. The papers move to City Clerk and may be displayed at the State Supreme Court Rotunda.
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