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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1974
Page
7
This item presents a mixed knowledge check covering questions about political history, invention, labor history, immigration trends, animal biology, holidays, anatomy, chemistry, vision, and the American Revolution. It includes a garbled OCR line with no coherent answer or context.
Monday sale prices listing hogs veal lambs and cattle with weight ranges and price per hundred weight across categories. Includes hogs light medium heavy butchers sows veal choice prime good heavy slaughter calves feeder cattle stock feeder cattle and adjusted values for high yielding cows bulls.
In Virginia 3rd District race Rep. David E. Satterfield III faces nominal opposition from Allen R. Ogden of the U S Labor party. Ogden calls himself a revolutionist while accusing Rockefeller supporters of world control. Satterfield emphasizes deficits and inflation while campaign activity remains minimal.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a hand where declarer wins with dummy on spades then must choose a red-suit finesse. South leads a trump and after two successful finesses with diamonds, West shows out, forcing a loss in four suits. The critic notes the declarer should have pursued diamonds with two dummy entries to repeat finesses and make the contract.
Winchester city and surrounding schools publish a busy week of events. Lunch prices rise by five or ten cents at several schools, with assemblies on shoplifting and chorus activities, plus Halloween themed cooking and costume parties. American Education Week invites parents, with visits, open houses, and candidate addresses for students.
On this date in 1825 the Erie Canal opened linking Lake Erie to the Hudson River. Other notable events include George III’s crown in 1760 and the First Continental Congress adjournment in 1774.
A federal jury of four women and eight men was seated for the Kent State shootings case. Judge Battisti recessed the trial for Veteran's Day. opening statements are set for Tuesday with a court visit to Kent State on Wednesday and evidence to begin Thursday.
Five bids were opened for additions and improvements to the Winchester water treatment plant. Harwell Construction Co. of Orange submitted the low bid of 414 218 50 while Frank L. Black Jr. Inc. of Carlisle, Pa. posted the high bid of 535 329. The bids will be reviewed by Alexander Potter Associates, the city consulting engineer.
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