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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1971

Page

3

Dock Strike Said Hurting Va. Farmers

Virginia farmers face losses as a East Coast dock strike disrupts storage and delivery. Agriculture Commissioner Maurice Rowe wired President Nixon to urge action as soybeans and corn suffer from low prices and early harvest pressures.

Richmond Virginia State Commissioner of Agriculture Maurice Rowe Nixon Rowe

CLEAR CHOICE lines up Democratic slate in county and state races

Miller praises the candidates for county office and General Assembly posts while noting voters are learning that government work matters beyond headlines. D.C. Dick lists Democratic hopefuls including Smalley, Gibb, Larrick and others across multiple offices.

Miller General Assembly

New World Coming Sermons and Luncheons Continue

The excerpt notes a burning bush metaphor cited by Dr. Chappell, stating the bush burns but is not consumed. It mentions daily noon luncheons at First Presbyterian Church and nightly sermons at Market Street United Methodist Church through Friday.

Fellowship of the Bush Wallace Chappell First Presbyterian Church

Soviet Bid for Land Near Mt. Vernon Triggers Storm

The State Department weighs a $1 million 27.5 acre Wellington estate near Mt. Vernon as a Soviet recreational site for embassy families. Critics urge denial citing Washington's historic ties. Rep. Joel Broyhill presses Nixon to refuse, while White House offers no immediate comment.

Washington George Washington White House Potomac River Mt. Vernon State Department Wellington Estate Charles W. Bray Department Malcolm Matheson Joel Broyhill Virginia Vernon Nixon

First Whooping Cranes Return to Texas Refuge

Four adult Whooping cranes arrive at the Aransas Wildlife Refuge in Texas as the vanguard of an annual migration from Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada. Officials expect about 60 birds back this winter with potential juveniles among the flock.

Texas Austwell, Tex Canada Robert C. Brown Aransas Wildlife Refuge Gulf Coast Refuge Wood Buffalo National Park Canadian Northwest Territory Brown

Four Viet Cong Regiments Ordered to Increase Harassment Around Saigon

The Saigon command said four Viet Cong regiments were ordered to step up harassing attacks on allied positions near Saigon. Official figures put the Viet Cong at about 2,800 local guerrillas and 300 sappers, described as under strength with no expected major offensive.

Saigon Nguyen van Minh Trang Son Tay Ninh Hien Cambodia Pace U.S U.S. Army

Russia launches major campaign against venereal disease

The Soviet government broadened a public health drive with a decree by President Podgorny ordering up to three years in prison for knowingly passing on syphilis or gonorrhea. Health authorities mandate treatment and warn repeat offenders face longer penalties as the state expands free VD care in institutes and clinics nationwide. In Johannesburg, Anglican Bishop Leslie Stradling criticizes growing use of so called far out services as potential liturgical chaos.

Moscow Nikolai Podgorny Zdorovye—Health N. V. Nikitin Ministry of Health Department For Disease Prevention Johannesburg So. Africa Leslie Stradling

Spare Ribs Penn Hoss Pudding

A compact note lists items with measurement codes and prices including spare ribs and pudding. Numeric codes such as 59 ih 49 vt appear, followed by a price of 1.39 ib and 45, suggesting a small, fragmented catalog entry.

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Howell Sen. Howell Office of Consumer Affairs Agency MR. Dick State Senate Robert W. Smalley House of Delegates Duncan C. Gibb J. Frederick Larrick Commonwealth Stephen G._ Butler Dorothy Bailey Keckly Revenue Eston O. Rudolph, Jr Lacy H. Anderson Board of Supervisors Back Creek Harold i. _ Phillips Opequon Gene _ T. Dicks Shawnee George G. Snarr, Jr Gainesboro J. Robert Russell Stone Dakotas Kansas Oklahoma John W. Rosenberger Commerce ST Winchester le Trung Hien 3Rd Corps Russia Nikitin Boyer’s Cash Grocery National Ave Giant Shoe Mart Valley Ave Ward Plaza Men's & Boys Urs Wiair Radio Winc Route 11 Pumpkin Ward Plaza Shopping
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