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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1971

Page

3

UVa ROTC Welcomes First Female Cadet Mary Edwards

University of Virginia Air Force ROTC announces Mary Edwards from Berwyn Pennsylvania as the program’s first female cadet. She joins training with men, pursuing air science, drill, and a path to an Air Force career except pilot and navigator roles. The corps reports strong enthusiasm from Col. James P. Robertson and cadets.

Charlottesville, Va University of Virginia Air Force James P. Robertson Mary Edwards Berwyn Uva Afrotc Air Sci Nce Col. Robertson

Desegregation Bill Clears House Education Panel

Nixon's 1.5 billion school desegregation bill advances from the Education and Labor Committee with 24 to 3 vote. The panel rejects an antibusing amendment, keeping funds for desegregation, teacher hiring, counseling, and remedial programs while omitting explicit busing expenditures.

Washington Nixon House Education and Labor Committee Congress Senate House Department of Health, Education and Welfare John M. Ashbrook Ohio Marvin L. Esch R-Mich Esch Albert H. Quie R-Minn

VEC Closed Monday and historic Fredericksburg tavern note

The Virginia Employment Commission office at 22 W. dilly St will be closed on Columbus Day. Fredericksburg’s Rising Sun Tavern, a famous early Virginia site, was built by Charles Washington, youngest brother of George Washington.

W. Dilly St The Virginia Employment Commission Fredericksburg Virginia Charles Washington George Washington

Hints From Heloise Remove Scratches From Wood Walls

Readers submit practical tips from home life and DIY hacks. Heloise shares a pecan meat rubbing method to hide scratches on walnut and oak wood paneling, notes it also works on furniture like maple, and invites further ideas.

Heloise Ralph Theese

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