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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1971

Page

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Shafran Lee Victory Over Howell District Vote May Hit 30000

Virginia area voters face a busy election with lieutenant governor and local contests. Turnout could reach 60 percent in Clarke and 55 percent in Warren, 70 percent possible in Frederick and Shenandoah, with about 47 196 registered in the 27th District. Polls open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Winchester and Frederick County marked by first use of voting machines.

Virginia Winchester Frederick County Blue Rise Fauquier County Clarke County Warren Shenandoah Frederick Clark Fauquier Clarke House of Delegates George P. Shafran Arlington George J. Kostel Clifton Porgé Henry E. Howell Norfolk William A. Truban Woodstock Robert W. Smalley del. Duncan C. Gibb Front Royal J. Frederick Larrick S. Roger Koontz Raymond R. Guest, Jr Warren County Justice of the Peace

Tidal Wave Toll In India May Exceed 2500

Indian government and radio reports say at least 2500 people died when a 16 foot tidal wave struck villages along the Bay of Bengal last Friday. Unofficial tolls exceed 5000 and could rise as communications return to Cuttack and Balasore districts.

New Delhi Bay of Bengal Cuttack Balasore Orissa Calcutta Times of India East Pakistan India Ganges River West Bengal

Red China's Flag Goes Up At the U.N.

The gold-starred red flag of Communist China was hoisted at U.N. headquarters for the first time. Two Americans and ten U.N. guards raised the flag as photographers watched in drizzle. Beijing's seat will be listed under China and the flag will sit between Chile and Colombia.

China U.N United Nations, N.Y Willard Bodie George Baldwin Chi Peng-fei U Thant Colombia P’s Chiang Kai-shek United Nations Chi Poland Security Council People’s Republic Peking Thant General Assembly

Halloween Bomb Scare At Winchester Memorial Hospital

A bomb threat called in at 8 01 p m warned of an explosion at Winchester Memorial Hospital within 30 minutes. Police and hospital staff searched corridors stairs and storerooms for two hours but found no explosive.

Star Winchester Memorial Hospital Kernstown Winchester Allen Bailey Fred Hildebrand

Death in three car Rt. 50 crash prompts inquiry

Robert Guthrie 18 of Arlington died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a 5:30 PM three vehicle crash on Rt. 50 thirteen miles east of Winchester near the Shenandoah River bridge. Douglas Pickett 16 remained in serious condition with fractures. Alcohol none specified. autopsy planned to determine cause.

Robert Guthrie Arlington Winchester Memorial Hospital Rt. 50 Winchester Shenandoah River Bridge Winchester Memorial Douglas Roland Pickett Mr. Pickett Mr. Guthrie Bauserman John Albert Sheffield Roanoke Johnnie Carl McKee Mr. Sheffield McKée Carlton Klein New York McKee Auto Mr. McKee

October rainfall beats long term average in 1971 tally

Rain totals for October reach 4.52 inches and surpass the 98 year norm by 1.45 inches marking the wettest October since 1959 when 5.44 inches fell. Through 1971 the year totals to date stand at 35.12 inches, 4.60 inches above the 58 year average. Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club volunteers to assist in election returns by sending mobile units to 10 Frederick County precincts after polls close. Geese head south signaling winter while blooms and fall berries appear in local gardens.

Shenandoah Valley

Winchester and Frederick Vote Machine Plans Revealed

A Star story on page 23 outlines the new voting machine process for Winchester and Frederick tomorrow. Photographs illustrate the simple steps voters must take to cast their ballots.

Winchester Frederick

Howell Cites Reform Right in Talk Here

Star staff writer reports Henry Howell, an independent candidate for lieutenant governor, arguing that government must be reformed or abolished if not responsible to the people. He cited the first three articles of the State Constitution and noted Jefferson’s influence on property rights and the people as source of power.

Henry E. Howell Norfolk Winchester Armory United Auto Workers Julian Carper Afl-Cio Hank Leland Star Henry Howell Howell Thomas Jefferson U.S Virginia

1 335 More Americans Phased Out of Vietnam

Thirteen U S Army units totaling 1 335 men were phased out of combat today as American troop strength stood at 196 700 last week. Laird plans to outline Nixon's disengagement speed with a residual force of 40 000 to 50 000 by July 1.

Saigon Vietnam U.S Melvin R. Laird

Thieu Sees Miseries of Vietnam War

President Nguyen Van Thieu walked through Bien Hoa national cemetery observing National Day. He met grieving widows, saw four new coffins draped with the South Vietnamese flag, and lit incense. Thieu spoke briefly with widows, gave them money, and prayed at a Saigon cathedral with prayers for peace.

Bien Hoa Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Thieu South Vietnam Saigon Phiew Ee Thieu

Virginia lieutenant governor candidates campaign in final vote push

Democratic George Kostel Republican George P. Shafran and independent Henry Howell Jr. pressed for victory in Virginia as they toured major population centers. Kostel claimed momentum, while Shafran framed the race as against two Democrats. Howell eyed a governorship as a future goal amid discussion on busing and campaign strategy.

Richmond Henry E. Howell Jr Virginia Howell Norfolk George Kostel Henry Kostel Tidewater Lynchburg Roanoke Bristol George P. Shafran Washington Harrisonburg Shafran Nixon Edmund Muskie George McGovern Teddy Kennedy Joel Broyhill Politi Linwood Holton

Warm Virginia Stays Mild Amid Front. No Cool Air Signal

Richmond area remains in the warm 70s as a warm front sustains moist air over Virginia. The text mentions a door to door sale for City Fruit Cake and a public service contact for child problems, plus a paid political ad for Re Elect Sheriff Anderson with campaign committee details.

Richmond Virginia Midwest Sheriff Anderson Authority Anderson Campaign Committee Carol Campbell

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Shafran Lee Armory By David Smith Sgt. Hildebrand Davi Boyd Middle Road Ralph Snapp Harry Byrd South Jaycee’s
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