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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1973
Page
4
Congress has not acted on the White House request to authorize nearly liquidating the national defense stockpile. The program holds about 100 materials from aluminum to zirconium and is meant to guard against shortages in wartime, with controversy over how far to go.
Skylab could yield high resolution Earth photographs to study ocean currents and jet streams potentially improving weather forecasts four to six months ahead. Poland lifts travel invitation requirement for West trips but passport cost remains $250, a heavy burden for workers, signaling limits on emigration despite reforms.
James J. Kilpatrick compares Nixon's Watergate statement to a drop of swamp water viewed under a microscope. He notes the president aims to separate Watergate from national security operations, signaling steps toward restoring public confidence despite ongoing revelations.
Henry J. Taylor notes European publics still trust the United States amid Watergate. Brezhnev’s Bonn visit in May prompted assurances Watergate would not affect meetings with Nixon, while Kremlin factions debate diplomacy and public messaging.
In Washington Republican governors rally optimism about retaking and expanding their control in 1976. Winfield Dunn predicts victories in Virginia and New Jersey and names potential presidential prospects including Rockefeller Reagan and Connally. Dunn defends the party against Watergate while praising covert security measures in prior eras. The piece surveys Western Europe views on Watergate and notes mixed international reactions.
District fire coordinator David Reeves warns continuous fires and drought may convert parts of the Everglades marsh into a dry wasteland. He notes seeds and roots are destroyed, vegetation recovers less each year, water runs off to the Gulf of Mexico, and cypress give way to pines. The Everglades face serious problems amid drought and fires.
The Star Files reports a unanimous Town Council vote to floridate the public water supply with about 100 citizens attending the hearing. Grace Church Kindergarten closed its first session with a program at Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall. A Drive-in theatre on Rt 11 north of Winchester was set to open June 15, and Dorothy Eisenberg of Handley High School won a college scholarship in the statewide modern language tournament.
The meditation argues happiness comes from religion and Christ. It contrasts worldly pursuits with a profound joy inside raised by Jesus and his spirit. This inner joy fills a person from within, making earthly pleasures only temporary diversions.
A quiz feature outlines scoring by daily 10 day pace with bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. It then prompts 10 trivia questions covering wartime history desert geography Bermuda language meanings Jolson statue and Hawaii landmarks. Each item asks for a specific fact or name.
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