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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1968
Page
6
A vintage style guide lists various apple based dishes from fried apple rings and Minerva baked apples to crisp apple scallop and apple tapioca. It includes pies, sauces, relishes, butter scotch apples, and fun sandwiches with apple flavors.
SOUTH BEND Ind AP Ray Geiger runs the 152 year old Farmers Almanac as his family expands with sons Ray Gene and Barbara potentially succeeding as editors The Almanac has grown from 100000 to 4 million copies and includes calendars weather hints recipes and jokes some politically incorrect but popular with readers Geiger notes the humor and family ties boost appeal while warning about sensational or off color material remains part of the tradition
The Virginia Commission of the Industry of Agriculture recommends shifting to productive land value for agricultural forest and open spaces and classing forest lands with farm land for tax purposes. It urges localities be allowed tax exemptions for growing timber to aid forest management.
In Louisville a visitor, William Gore, is asked if he is local or from away. The waitress explains locals pay a dime for coffee while outsiders are charged 16 cents, sparking humorous exchanges about hometown prices.
The Richmond News Leader announced enthusiastic support for Richard Nixon for president. The editorial argued Nixon can rein in discontents, criticized Hubert Humphrey for failing to unite his party, and dismissed George Wallace as offering few guarantees. The paper has endorsed Republicans for 20 years.
Allan Klein head of the American Farm Bureau Federation spoke in Louisville about evolving democracy and joked that he must cover the next 1,000 years in 10 minutes as his remarks ran long.
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