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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1972
Page
3
Courts challenge higher out-of-state tuition at state schools as students gain residency by registering to vote. Potentially 400 schools affected with hundreds of millions in lost income and half a million students involved. States may need to switch to resident-only admissions or a single higher tuition.
The Queen Mary rests as a Long Beach tourist attraction after decades of transatlantic service. Visitors paid about four dollars on average for admission and amenities, totaling roughly 1.5 million guests in a year, while the ship covers ongoing expenses with about six million dollars in income.
U S Marines with bazookas press toward the Thai Laos frontier as tension rises with a weakened Laos regime. UN Security Council faces a possible showdown as Russia and the United States debate oversight on the Balkan revolts.
The Virginia GOP race centers on Warren B French Jr as chairman with Richard D Obenshain aiming to replace him. Conservatives fault Governor Linwood Holton over 1969 actions and school busing. Howell Godwin race dynamics loom amid possible independent candidacy and party splits.
The Wayside Theater, run by Gerry Slavet, celebrates five years under a rent free lease from Leo Bernstein and aims to become a community theater with local control. It operates a 262 seat venue, hosts 35 to 40 New York actors each season, and plans a June 6 opening with two musicals, a comedy, folk art, farce, and a mystery.
The columnist riffs on paranoia and modern life with wry humor about aging, learning, and self aid. He muses on finding new heroes, being prudent with money, and the oddities of preparation and appetite. The piece closes with a jokey recipe for breaded veal cutlets gone wrong.
The piece reflects on primitive medical healing two thousand years ago and shows how far science has advanced by the twentieth century. It notes slow communication from Washington to Mount Vernon and the delayed news of peace after War of 1812. It ends urging readiness for the new century and space exploration.
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