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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1973

Page

3

Nebraska dealer battles fuel oil shortage and price controls

In Atkinson Nebraska farmer customers struggle as Jim Smith faces halved supplies and rising costs. Cost of Living Council price rules force him to seek a 32 cent price increase while Senator Curtis pushes relief. A nationwide shortage looms with Long Island and New York at risk.

Washington Jim Smith Atkinson Nebr Jim Nixon Isome OF Smith Nebraska Cost of Living Council Carl Curtis Council Curtis Free Enterprise Midwest Colorado John Love Interior Department Stephen A. Wakefield New York Long Island

Nixon and Agnew Face Deepening Rift and Wariness

Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report rising anti-Nixon sentiment among Agnew backers, with Agnew aiming attacks at Nixon not Petersen. They note private White House appeals to Nixon were rejected, plus suspicions of White House dirty pool and a Phoenix trip to press Goldwater for proof of Agnew’s guilt.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew Henry Petersen Richard M. Nixon Agnew Petersen Nixon Los Angeles Republican Party Justice Department White House Phoenix Ariz Sen Barry Goldwater Goldwater Harlow Buxhardt House of Agnew House of Nixon Melvin R. Laird Senate Hugh Scott California

Penn Central Future Darker Amid Dismantling Motion

A motion to dissolve Penn Central and dismiss bankruptcy proceedings looms as attorney James W. Moore seeks to end federal reorganization. If denied, Moore may appeal to the Third Circuit and Supreme Court. ICC says survival possible another year while plans are set. In Washington, a House panel weighs federalized operations for Penn Central and peers. A separate report notes a Norfolk bridge collision kills three from Wantagh family.

Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Fullam Penn Central

How's Your I Q Learn Daily Facts Quiz

A reader quiz titled How's Your I Q offers 10 day scoring across 100 questions. Daily answers classify memory ability from Memory Genius to Good with a page 2 answer key and trivia prompts.

Molly Pitcher Dominion of Canada John of England

Izaak Walton League elects Duncan secretary

BILL DUNCAN of Fairmont Avenue was elected secretary of the Izaak Walton League of Virginia. Shenandoah College sponsored a spaghetti eating contest with 40 entrants. Faculty members of city and county schools viewed The Secret Land authentic footage of Admiral Byrd’s Antarctica expeditions. Staunton, Virginia reports the season’s first snowfall.

Bill Duncan Fairmont Avenue Izaak Walton Admiral Byrd Antarctica Virginia Staunton

Reaching for the sun and turning from shade

A shrub planted in shade grows tall and thin instead of spreading. The piece urges seeking light as life and faith, noting many ignore God and church until trouble forces awareness. If people reach for sun earlier, they avoid desperate darkness. The sun is always there to give life.

God

Phyllis Of Greek Origin Meaning Green Bough

Phyllis is a given name of Greek origin meaning green bough. It describes a feminine name tied to nature and plant imagery.

Phyllis

Controversial Pastor Delivers Sermon as Usual

Virginia Beach reports H H Grier preached despite a court action to bar him from the Piney Grove Baptist pulpit. Deacons sought an injunction. hearing set for Friday. Church lists 200 members. dispute centers on a July ministers’ dismissal and ongoing leadership claim.

Virginia Beach Piney Grove Baptist Church H.H. Grier Grier

The Fish Caught Most By Man Is The Herring

An excerpt notes that the herring is the most abundant fish caught by humans, highlighting its prominence among catches.

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By Frank van der Linden By Rowland Evans Robert Novak Bryce Harlow Fred J. Buzhardt, Jr Mr. Nixon Jerusalem Mideast Philadelphia U.S John P. Fullam The Philadelphia Inquirer James W. Moore New Haven Railroad Moore the Inquirer 3Rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. Supreme Court House Northeast Norfolk, Va Wantagh N.Y Chesapeake Bay Bridge George C. McCready Sr Dora George C. McCready Jr McCready I.Q Winchester Evening Star Jack F. Davis Thomas T. Byrd Eugene P. Miller Douglas B. O’connell Winchester Zenith George Washington Hotel Potomac St Hagerstown Gripper Mene MONET Panty Welcom Ward Plaza S$. Kresge Company
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