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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1969
Page
4
The notice lists advertising and business contact numbers for the Winchester Evening Star along with editorial staff roles and subscription pricing for various periods. It notes a daily circulation of over 55,000 copies and provides postal and mailing details for subscriptions.
The piece argues that English proficiency is waning in higher education with Kansas State University dropping English exams for graduation. It laments that graduates often lack basic grammar and spelling, warning that communication as an art and science is slipping away in the modern era.
The piece notes former Interior Secretary Udall's estimate that 26 billion dollars over five years would be needed to clean U S water pollution and that he failed to win broad support. It cites the 1956 61 amendments granting the Interior Department power to order cleanups with court action and reports 1 000 plus facilities have been ordered to fix issues. It adds that the Nixon administration favors negotiations over court action to speed rehabilitation, stressing federal state joint efforts may not suffice for widespread pollution.
The April CPI shows a 7.2 percent annualized increase continuing the 27th straight monthly rise in the cost of living. Economists warn price gains may persist even if current controls work, with inflation lagging other economic responses.
The Star Files reports many attend the National Cemetery ceremony where Rev. T. J. Hawkins delivers the memorial address. Mrs. H B McCormac Jr expected to arrive in Winchester Thursday to stay with Mrs. H B McCormac at Macsfield. County agent L Fred Stine announces three thinning demonstrations next week due to a large peach crop prospect.
A planned drill contest between a picked Shenandoah Valley Academy company and a Winchester High School unit will take place on Equity Improvement Company grounds Friday June 5 start 10 30 AM. Fort Loudoun Seminary finals run May 31 diploma delivery June 1 baccalaureate June 2 art exhibit and recital June 3 play and another recital.
The writer argues faith gives direction and power beyond personal vision guiding believers through sorrow and crisis. He cites Columbus to illustrate uncertain journeys and urges finding purpose in an eternal destiny of glory beyond earthly understanding.
The piece reports worsening U S mail delivery with days long for letters from Sarasota and Boston. It notes President Nixon backing Johnson on creating an independent mail handling corporation to curb deficits and avoid higher postage.
A collection of humorous, observational tidbits by Hal Boyle. The notes poke fun at vacation post cards and everyday quirks from office life to language, education, fashion, and family dynamics, with wry insights into society.
A fragmented editorial note discusses post office reform under President Nixon, arguing for modernization funded by bonds and limiting strikes. It cites congressional resistance, postal unions, and changes like binding arbitration while noting widespread mail delays and calls for improved nationwide operations.
William Lawrence D D S explains root canal therapy can save abscessed or dead teeth with careful endodontic techniques. The procedure removes nerves and pulp, cleans and fills canals, often requiring multiple sittings. Success is high, and treated teeth can be crowned or used as bridges, reducing the need for extraction.
Letters from participants and spectators praise the festival’s handling and hospitality. Reading High School band with 156 marchers earned second in its class in both parades, with thanks to Winchester volunteers and Cameron Street residents for assistance and southern hospitality.
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