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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1970
Page
4
Editorial recalls Chicago’s 1871 blaze and launches into how modern firefighting saved lives and property. It notes October as a month of notable discoveries and tells how Edison shifted from a failed vote recorder to life changing inventions after Congress rejected the idea.
Authorities arrest several suspected arsonists as a massive Southern California fire disaster scorches 400000 acres, destroys hundreds of homes, and interrupts communities. Investigators press to determine whether fires were natural or deliberate and to pursue any accomplices.
H Robert Edwards is appointed to the staff of The Commercial and Savings Bank, announced by Chairman Dr C L Riley. John O Marsh will address Madison Lodge No 6 on Communism. Plans for Sacred Heart Church Fall Festival are set with Mrs A G Palazzolo as general chairman. Valley Airways celebrates fifteenth anniversary with a safe flying record in Winchester area. William F Clevenger returns to clerical duties at Solenberger Hardware after naval service. Scout-a-ree plans for Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts are advancing under William H Lawrence Jr.
A fine Biblical scholar notes laughter as praise found in scripture. He cites God laughing at the wicked, Sarah and Abraham’s laughter at a promised child, and Jesus and Paul urging cheer in trials. He argues religion should be cheerful and that God can make us laugh if we invite it.
Washington observers say the autumn election hinges on public fatigue, rising unemployment, and campus violence linked to drugs. Voters demand firm action against demonstrations, with governors and mayors pressed to curb disorder and hold troublemakers accountable.
HAL BOYLE ponders odd occupations in a humorous look at who fills jelly in doughnuts and who stuffs cotton in bottles. The piece questions craft pride and asks how to judge the best jellier, suggesting fairness as a practical standard and noting domestic disputes over jelly intervals.
James Reston notes the campaign is unfocused amid baseball playoffs and a war not framed as an issue. He argues Nixon balances conservative and liberal advisers, with Agnew driving a tougher stance. The November results could shift presidential psychology and policy direction depending on party control.
Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb explains that a daily brisk 30 minute walk can help average-weight people shed about 10 pounds a year while not overdoing calories. For faster loss, gradually extend walking time to an hour daily, noting fat and muscle calories differ and scales may mislead.
A short quiz feature asks 10 questions testing memory and general knowledge. It lists scoring bands from Memory Genius to Excellent and directs readers to page two for the answers.
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