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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1975

Page

4

School Building Additions and Renovations Patch 1971 75

A listing details school construction projects with multiple additions and renovations including Stonewall and Gore Elementary Senseny Road Elementary Gainesboro and Stonewall Elementary additions Dowell J Howard Vocational Center Transportation Garage Apple Pie Ridge Elementary School and Bass Hoover and James Wood High School projects. Total cost quoted 10 895 176 80 dollars.

Bass-Hoover James Wood High School

Time Is a Factor in Frederick County School Site Decision

Frederick County School Board faces delay after the board of supervisors voted to table a 309,758 transfer to buy a 68 acre site behind Apple Pie Ridge for a new senior high. The plan would separate grades 9-12 into two high schools with James Wood as 9-10 and a new building for 11-12, costing about 6 to 7 million.

Frederick County School Board Board of Supervisors Apple Pie Ridge Kenray, Inc Melton F. Wright Donald Hodgson Dennis Cole James Wood High School James Wood C.L. Robinson Corp Rt. 50 West Rt. 50 Wright Literary Fund James Wood Will Be Very, Very Serious,’ Dr. Wright

Congress Overrules Veto On School Lunch Bill

Washington editor laments overriding of President Nixon's veto on H.R. 4222 the School Lunch and Child Nutrition Act. Critics warn of a path to a welfare state and expanded federal intrusion into family life.

Washington Congress Minnesota Walter Mondale John Brademas Indiana House Senator Mondale Nixon Longfellow

Letter responding to heaven and hell beliefs in church views

A Star Editor letter defends a Protestant church with large school and mission work while arguing biblical passages support a mortal finite hell. The writer cautions against portraying sinners as eternally tortured and urges serving God from love rather than fear. The message cites John 8 44 Genesis 3 4 Malachi 4 1 3 and Revelation 20 6.

the Star T.G. Adams Heaven Hell God Lazarus Jesus Christ Satan Eve

Democrats Pressure for Federal Aid Over NYC Bankruptcy

The article criticizes prominent Democrats for mixing partisan fights and regional bias in urging a federal bail-out to prevent New York City from going bankrupt and harming New York state. Gov. Hugh Carey’s plea at a Liberal party dinner, aimed at Ford, is described as harming his own presidential prospects.

Washington New York City New York State Hugh Carey Liberal Party Ford

New York City Faces Bankruptcy as Leaders Clash Over Welfare

Gov Carey labels the city near ruin due to welfare largesse while Sen McGovern and Sen Jackson accuse national policy of starving New York. McGovern proposes federal health care and welfare funding shifts as Carey pushes for federal guarantees on Big Mac bonds.

New York Puerto Rico McGovern Carey Senate Banking Committee Municipal Assistance Corp Big Mac

Land Use Plan Question Prompted by Citizens in Frederick County

Anne Nunn asks Joe Headley about the proposed Land Use Plan for Frederick County Gainesboro District. The candidate replies that growth follows past patterns but now needs guidelines and a systematic plan. He urges better resident information before adoption and emphasizes state requirements for a land use plan.

Joe Headley Frederick County Board of Supervisors Gainesboro Anne Nunn P.O. Box Winchester Frederick County

Gallup Poll shows growing support for racial integration in schools

The 1975 Gallup poll finds a majority of white parents in both the South and North would not object to schools with up to half black enrollment. Objections in the South have dropped from 78 percent in 1963 to 38 percent today, while non-Southern objections fall from 33 to 24 percent.

George Gallup Princeton N.J Gallup John Kennedy South

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Winchester Evening Star Frederick County Public Schools Stonewall and Gore Senseny Road Stonewall Robert E. Ayler Junior High School Dowell J. Howard Vocational Center Transportation Garage By James J. Kilpatrick White House Senate United States By Frank van der Linden Mississippi Henry Jackson George McGovern New School For Social Research Star Forum Gallup Poll U.S Evening Star Thomas T. Byrd Lewis H. Ebert David H.smith Douglas B. O'Connell Eugene P. Miller
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