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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1975

Page

10

Industry grows in September while welfare costs rise

Federal Reserve data show a 1.9 percent rise in September factory mine and utility output, the fifth straight monthly gain and the largest since 1964. Welfare spending climbs 20 percent in fiscal 1975 to 22.5 billion, driven largely by medical care for the poor. AFDC rolls average about 11.1 million with eight million dependents.

Federal Reserve Board Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW John A. Svahn AFDC James L. Pate Pate

Watergate Costs Pin Lawyers says Spong

Former U S Sen William B Spong Jr says Watergate damaged the legal profession and calls for better handling of incompetence and dishonesty among attorneys He, as Virginia Bar Association president elect, urged self regulation amid consumer demand for change and noted industry output trends.

Richmond U.S William B. Spong Jr Virginia Spong Virginia Bar Association Legal Profession The Richmond Bar Association

Turning point of Revolution Burgoyne's surrender at Saratoga

On this date in 1777 British General John Burgoyne surrendered to American forces at Saratoga, marking a major turning point in the American Revolution. Other historical notes include Charles II selling Dunkirk, Bessemer patenting steel, Einstein's U.S. arrival, Peron’s coup in Argentina, Onassis rumor, and recent U.S. Navy and Canadian events.

John Burgoyne Saratoga N.Y England Charles II Dunkirk Henry Bessemer Albert Einstein United States Juan Peron Buenos Aires Argentina John Kennedy Aristotle Onassis U.S. Navy North Vietnam Quebec Labor Pierre Laporte Ford House Richard Nixon

Davis Explains Revised Capital Building Budget

Staunton Virginia corrections head Jack Davis defended a $58 million cut to the capital outlay for 1976 78, saying the reduction reflected state finances not indecision. He noted Gov Mills Godwin and aides signaled funds would be scarce and implied the full $21 million may appear in the 1976 GA budget.

Staunton State Department of Corrections Virginia Jack Davis Davis Corrections Board Mills Godwin Godwin General Assembly Walther D. Fidler Fidler

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