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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1977

Page

15

Scrap Steel Glut Hits Zuckerman Company Hard

Unprecedented losses threaten Zuckerman Company Inc in Frederick County amid a scrap steel glut. Declining prices from foreign imports and a Detroit auto boom shrink demand for high and low grade scrap, reducing junk car intake and triggering potential layoffs. Government policy predictability and anti-pollution policy stability cited as remedies.

Star Zuckerman Company, Inc Frederick County United States Detroit Joseph Zuckerman Zuckerman Japan Dick Williams Williams

Amherst St Rezoning Effort Fails in Winchester Meeting

Winchester Planning Commission denied the Boyce and Hall requests to rezone 1887 and 1867 Amherst St from residential to commercial. A city county study committee was approved to study the entire Amherst St area, from Merrimans Lane to Rt 37, with votes clarifying scope. Residents and groups opposed the changes citing traffic, historic sightlines, and existing semi commercial development.

Winchester Planning Commission Boyce Hall Amherst St William Boyce Commission James L. Berry M. Lee Boppe Stephen M. Rosenberger Robert E. Casey Edward B. Shokes Joseph P. Dorsey Ferman W. Perry Shokes Winchester City Coucil Merrimans Lane Rt. 37 Berry Reed Nester Joseph Massie Massie First Christian Church Thomas Rockwood Woodrow Hall Rockwood Miller Daniel E. Blye Blue Round Hill Ruritan Club First Christian J. Lloyd Black Blye Winchester Glen Burnie Lewis Costello Shenandoah Valley National Bank

Stephens City Fire Co Rejects New Base Radio Vote

Stephens City Fire Co again votes against purchasing a $7,500 base station radio to dispatch Frederick County agencies. County firms approve. city volunteers demand location change at Polly's Cab, city frequencies access, and end to unanimous vote rule in by laws.

Stephens City Stephens City Fire Company Frederick County James Ebersole Frederick County Fireman's Association Ebersole

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