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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1971
Page
3
The show opens today in the Lee-Jackson Ballroom and runs until 10 o'clock tonight. Tomorrow it continues from noon to 6 p.m. Local attendees are invited to view the display during these hours.
Lt. Col. Anthony B. Herbert says he will pursue war crimes allegations in Vietnam despite a cleared efficiency record. Secretary Froehlke removed the damaging report, denying it influenced his removal from command, and Herbert remains focused on promotion and continued action. He noted ongoing probes into Col. Franklin and Gen. Barnes, with similar charges pending.
Six poets and three historians headline the third annual Dellbrook Shenandoah College Writers Conference. Charles A. Wagner Dr Bernard Grebanier Madeline Mason and Sarah Lockwood headline guest poets with NASA historian Dr Eugene Emme and Alvin Dohme speaking Thursday at Front Royal. An Oct 14 dedication will transform an old cottage into Poetry House on campus. Mae Link participates in a class session.
The Nixon administration slows new VA hospital starts as national health insurance moves press for policy. VA Administrator Donald Johnson cites ongoing discussions with the White House and budget officials and notes a near doubling of funds for renovating existing facilities.
State Sen. Henry Howell sparred with the State Corporation Commission and Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone over a rate hike while opponents cost him politically. Kostel and former Gov. Godwin attacked Howell on right to work, Shafran questioned both Howell and Kostel, and Miller compared himself to Goldilocks amid campaign volleys in Roanoke Charlottesville Marion and Richmond events.
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