Law's Delay and Inflation Outlook Mirror Court Anxiety
Chief Justice Warren Burger opens the 1969 term amid a large backlog of appeals and delays in auto injury cases. The piece notes inflation cooling is debated, with Federal Reserve wary, urging citizens to curb spending and governments to live within income to curb inflation.
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Warren E. Burger
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
Burger
Hamlet
Hammurabi
B.C
Susa
Paris
Paul
Earl Warren
Vanderbilt
New Jersey
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
I Am Curious (Yellow) Night Out And The Theater Plan
A Washington writer recalls a planned afternoon blackout comedy at a New York City theater to see I Am Curious Yellow. The piece mixes a phony parental excuse with disguises and comic missteps as two men attempt to attend undetected.
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New York Times
Washington
Harry
Rabies Control Legislation Sought in Frederick County
Dr. Stuart Nottingham of the Winchester Frederick County Health Department asked the Board of Supervisors to require anti rabies vaccination for dogs in the county. Other brief items note executives from Sherwin Williams attending a Philadelphia sales conference, the 100 year anniversary of John Brown’s Harpers Ferry raid, and a Virginia Methodist conference vote to raise funds for Randolph Macon College and the Crusade for Christ.
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Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Stuart Nottingham
Winchester- Frederick County
W. M. Southard
C. E. Martin
Sherwin-Williams Co
Philadelphia
John Brown
Federal Arsenal
Harpers Ferry
Things Look Bad Yet There Is an Answer
Seminary students seek a church after years of training and preaching. A persistent sermon titled Things Look Bad framed a hopeful religious rescue. The text argues that in every era things seem dire yet Christianity offers hope and spiritual triumph.
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Abraham
Moses
St. Paul
Inflation fight overdue to curb SST funding
Editorial from the Richmond Times Dispatch urges Congress to reject Nixon’s request for 662 million dollars to develop supersonic transport. Senator Byrd of Virginia argues the project worsens inflation and is unjustified, proposing funds be redirected to airports, mass transit, highways, or health and education.
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Richmond Times- Dispatch
Congress
Nixon
Virginia
U. S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Senate
Louisville Courier-Journal
United States
France
England
Sen. Byrd
Orthodontic treatment has no age limit says Dr Lawrence
Dear Joyce, age is not a barrier to braces. With health, teeth, and bone in good condition, orthodontia can straighten crooked teeth and reposition eye teeth. Exam and X rays are needed to decide treatment. If braces are undesirable, other cosmetic options exist.
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Harry
Stockholm
Sweden
Franco
Jackie Cooper
General Franco
Morpheus
Dr. Lawrence
Joyce O
Winchester Evening Star Masthead and contact lines
Winchester Evening Star details publication year 1896 and daily schedule excluding Sundays. Lists staff roles including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor Eugene P. Miller News Editor, Douglas B. O Connell Managing Editor and provides contact numbers for news and advertising.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
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Winchester Evening Star
Hal Boyle
Hippie
Justice
U.S
Grass Roots
By Russell Baker
the Star
Winchester
Columbia
S.C
New York
Ronnie
Barber College
Sam
Virginia Methodist Conference
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Crusade For Christ
W. W. Glass
Earl L. Douglas
Byrd
William Lawrence,d.d.s
Lawrence
I.Q
Laos
Viet Nam
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