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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1975
Page
9
Sakharov expressed genuine pleasure at receiving the award and said he would go to Oslo to accept it if Soviet authorities permit him to leave the country and return.
Nobel laureate Andrei Sakharov spoke of genuine pleasure upon receiving the prize and said it honors those fighting for freedom and human rights. He urged detente linked amnesty and warned the Soviet government to avoid actions against him or his relatives.
Regular weekly menu list shows meals for Winchester Frederick Warren Clarke and neighboring schools. Items include cheeseburgers, pizza, chili, spaghetti, fish sticks, lasagna, soups, and fresh fruit with milk each day.
A seminar titled The Simple Will Is It Really Simple will be held October 16 at 7 30 p m on Shenandoah College campus. Sponsored by the Estate Planning Committee the two hour program in the Shingleton Building features a local attorney and a Q A session. The event is free and open to the public. For more information call Shenandoah at 667 8714.
More than 1 000 Valley teachers are expected at the VEA District 6 Conference Friday at Harrisonburg High School with the theme Education 200 Years of Change. Mario T. Noto will keynote at 10 a.m. in the auditorium. he has served in the U S Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee and, in 1968, became Associate Commissioner of the U S Immigration Service.
Two Lafayette High School students, Mark David Ashberry and Geraldine Armistead, die when a rain slick highway collision near Longhill and Old Towne roads west of Williamsburg involves a car driven by Kym Renita Lackland. Armistead’s mother, Dorothy Armistead, 52, collapses and dies upon learning of her daughter's death.
Alexandria Mayor Charles E. Beatley Jr. announced he will not run for a fourth term. In office since 1967 he said effectiveness wears thin and a city revival requires fresh blood. He plans no other office for now seeking a vacation from politics though a non elective return is possible.
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