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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1971
Page
3
Kostel announced the Richmond headquarters opening to press the drug abuse fight in the 1972 General Assembly session. The lieutenant governor candidate pledged leadership to curb crime and drug abuse while noting campaign appearance tensions between rivals over a Waynesboro event.
Hints from Heloise shares tray storage ideas using a plastic tray in a linen closet to keep items visible and tidy. Readers describe adjustable baby gate labeling with colored markers and other simple hacks for tools and clothing fasteners.
Mrs Richard Nixon confirmed she will accompany the President on trips to the Soviet Union and China. She previously joined him on the 1959 Soviet visit and said the China trip will occur before May. The statements came as the President prepares for both overseas journeys.
Mrs. Louise Anderson Patten, general director for over 20 years, was honored Sunday at a preview performance of The Night of January 16th. She is pictured with Irvan O’Connell and his wife as they helped revive the theatre group. The Bark Mill Players’ opening production opened to the public last night in Winchester Corporation Courtroom and runs through Sunday.
Stephenson contractor Asbury Morrison of Stephenson was named campaign manager for Denny Cole Republican candidate for the Stonewall District Board of Supervisors. Morrison, a Frederick County native, attends Stephenson United Methodist Church and is active in Little League Baseball. He is married to Nellie Robinson and has four children.
Richmond AP reports nearly 20 miles of new interstate opened since September with 30 more planned by midwinter. Projects include I-64 bypass Clifton Forge and I-81 Christiansburg to Dixie Caverns in December, plus I-77 Wytheville to Bland by winter 1972. Sequences list I-64 Afton Mountain to Staunton and I-264 Brambleton to City Hall Avenue openings by 1972.
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