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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1974
Page
3
Annabel Battistella confirms Mills version of the October incident, denies jumping into the Tidal Basin, and says the press seeks to ruin Mills. She notes potential impact on her schooling and recounts details of Mills party while confirming mutual friendships and questions over Arkansas ties.
Louis B. Russell Jr. of Indianapolis, the world’s longest surviving heart transplant recipient, had a permanent pacemaker installed at Medical College of Virginia Hospital as an extra safety measure. Doctors said the procedure followed rhythm irregularities and is not unusual in transplant patients. Russell, 49, an industrial arts teacher, had his heart transplant in August 1968 and is reported to be doing well after the operation.
In Simi Valley California the Jaycees with a hand press produced WIN buttons to back Ford’s anti inflation program. About 68 members run a machine making up to 400 buttons hourly to meet rising orders. The group plans to expand to 15 000 more and 350 000 Jaycees nationwide.
A mixed group of ten Charlotte students writes to the Boston Globe asking Bostonians to give integration a chance. The letters describe their experiences with court-ordered busing since 1970 and note West Charlotte's progress toward desegregation.
Clarke County High School juniors will take the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test and the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test on October 22. The exams measure verbal and mathematical abilities and help students with college plans. They may also lead to National Merit scholarships and college information offers through the College Board and Student Search Service.
Washington AP negotiators for the United Mine Workers and coal industry break a stalemate to discuss noneconomic health and safety issues after the industry’s final offer. UMW warns of a possible nationwide strike if talks fail before November 12 contract deadline.
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