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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1973

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U S living costs rise sharply in April

The Labor Department reports April consumer prices up seven tenths of a percent driven by food clothing and fuels. Food at grocery stores up 1.6 percent while broader goods rise after Nixon price controls were lifted. Wages show a 0.4 percent rise to 141.72 with a larger work week and hourly earnings offset by higher prices.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau Nixon

McCord Testifies Again on Watergate Inquiries

James W. McCord Jr. denies pressuring the White House to avoid jail and admits sending an unsigned December letter to John Caulfield with a harsh threat aimed at the CIA if blamed for Watergate. He details attempts to be overheard on embassy taps to test government responses and discusses claims about clemency offers linked to Nixon.

Washington James W. McCord Jr Senate White House John J. Caulfield Central Intelligence Agency Caulfield McCord One-Eo Israel Chile Senate Watergate Nixon Gerald Alch CIA Alch Jack Richard) Helms Howard Hughes Las Vegas G. Gordon Liddy John N. Mitchell Hank Greenspun The Las Vegas Sun Sen Edmund S. Muskie Dmaine

Frederick County Budget Hearing Sets 1973 74 Tax Hike

A public hearing on Frederick County's proposed 12 617 567 budget for 1973 74 is set for 7 30 p m tomorrow in the county courthouse. The plan raises real estate personal property and machinery taxes from 3 40 to 3 70 per 100, adding about 120 000 in revenue. The total budget is up 47 percent from last year with much of the increase earmarked for schools including building and operating costs. state loans of 2 774 350 will subsidize much of the school construction.

Frederick County Jim Boyd

Storm slams south-central Kansas injuring family

A mobile home near Hutchinson was destroyed after winds over sixty five mph struck. Kimberly Mitzner, 20 months, died on arrival at a Hutchinson hospital and her mother Alice, 30, was in serious condition. Mitzner and two sons were injured and another son suffered fractures. The storm also caused trees and power lines to fall and damaged multiple homes and businesses in Hutchinson.

Associated Press Kansas Jacob Mitzner Hutchinson Kimberly Mitzner Alice Twe Sons Donald Charles Timothy Oklahoma Iowa

Predictions of Astronomical Gasoline Prices Challenged

Washington AP A Nixon official challenged forecasts of astronomical gasoline price rises this year saying the concern is unfounded. Deputy Treasury Secretary William E. Simon noted crude oil costs are only about 20 percent of gasoline, and described a voluntary allocation plan prioritizing essential services with possible mandatory fallback.

Washington Treasury William E. Simon House Simon

Dick Appointed Principal at Frederick County Junior High

The Frederick County School Board named Wendell Dick principal of Frederick County Junior High School effective July 1. Dick, a 1958 James Wood graduate and longtime FCJHS assistant principal, will replace Robert B. Harper who moves to James Wood High School to teach agriculture. The board also approved social studies English and foreign language textbooks for six years, a special education policy guideline, and 19 new teachers for 1973 74.

Frederick County School Board Wendell Dick Frederick County Robert B. Harper James Wood High School James Wood University of West Virginia University of Virginia FCJHS County School Board

Memphis Gunman Kills Four Then Dies in Standoff

In Memphis Tennessee on Monday gunman David Sanders age 30 sprayed rifle fire killing four residents including William Farmer 73 and Jessie Dooley along with Henrietta Watson known as Candy Girl and wounding seven others including a federal parole officer. He shot a police patrolman and was killed when tear gas forced him from a house. Sanders had seven arrests including a 1963 rape conviction.

Memphis, Tenn William Edward Farmer Jr John Aldridge William Farmer Jessie Dooley Henrietta Watson Henrietta Watson, Known As ‘Candy Girl David Wayne Clark Price Sanders

Kissinger and Tho Meet in Paris for Fifth Round

In Paris Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met for the fifth time, after Kissinger said there was some progress in reviving the Vietnam cease-fire. The pair spent 18 hours in four talks, with their deputies holding a long interlude meeting.

Paris Henry A. Kissinger le Duc Tho Kissinger Vietnam Nixon

Countdown Begins for Skylab Repair Mission

Skylab salvage preparations converge at Cape Kennedy as astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz travel to Florida for a Friday launch attempt. Thermal management aims to balance extreme station temperatures with solar shield deployment for the $294 million lab in space.

Cape Kennedy Fla Alabama Orbiting Orbiting Laboratory Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P. Kerwin Paul J. Weitz William C. Schneider Space Conrad Kerwin Weitz NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville Ala

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