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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1971

Page

18

Virginia Teachers Debate Unification With NEA Plan

Virginia educators weigh a total unification with the NEA as the VEA faces pressure from the national body. Only 19 000 of 30 000 VEA members belong to NEA and executives debate membership, dues, and the role of black educators amid calls for integration and better education governance.

Tion VEA NEA Robert F. Williams Virginia Williams Or Wiliams Virginia Teachers Association Raymond W. Snead Virginia Association of School Administrators Snead

Heilman Set For University of Richmond Inauguration

More than 2 000 people are expected at the inauguration of Dr. Bruce E. Heilman as president of the University of Richmond. Heilman, 45, previously led Meredith College and succeeds retiring Dr. George M. Modlin. The ceremony is set for Saturday afternoon in Luther H. Jenkins Greek Theater with rain plans moving to Modlin Fine Arts Center.

Richmond Bruce E. Heilman University of Richmond Heilman University Meredith College Raleigh N.C George M. Modlin Luther H. Jenkins Greek Theater Modlin Fine Arts Center

Horseshoe crabs share blue blood with crustaceans and mollusks

The blood of horseshoe crabs is blue due to a copper-based system, similar to that of crustaceans and many mollusks. This copper-based physiology underpins their oxygen transport and has implications for biomedical uses.

Marine Corporal Killed by Train Near Rail Tracks

Quantico report states Cpl. James Kermit Cates, 22, of Key West Florida, was struck and killed by a train while on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad right of way. Autopsy by Dr. Claude Cooper confirms he was alive at impact and the death occurred between Sunday night and Monday morning.

Quantico Marine Corps Claude Cooper Fairfax County James Kermit Cates Key West Fla Cates Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad

Hints From Heloise Grand Savings For Grandchildren

This column joins multiple reader tips from Heloise and others. A grandmother suggests environmental and thrift practices as long term gifts for grandchildren, including walking instead of driving, recycling towels, and saving water and energy for the future. Additional notes discuss stock fat in broth storage, a rubber bath mat idea, and cat toy refresh tactics.

Heloise

Virginia Lt Governor Race Shapes Up With Big Backers

In Virginia Democrat campaigning highlights include Governor Holton backing Kostel and Shafran with heavy financial backers. Holton argues the lieutenant governor role would differ under each candidate, while Kostel attacks Howell as anti union and cites out of state labor funding. Howell defends pro business stance and pushes for a balance of profits and workers’ fairness.

George Holton Shafran Howell Kostel Nixon Virginia George Shafran Godwin Portsmouth General Assembly

Hymn Sing at Gainesboro United Methodist Church

A Hymn Sing will be held at Gainesboro United Methodist Church on Sunday at 7 30 p m. Choruses quartets trios duets solos and congregational singing will occur with Mrs Armilda McNeil in charge and Col A L Myers leading the congregational singing and the Gainesboro chorus. The program is open to the public.

Gainesboro United Methodist Church Armilda McNeil Col. A.L. Myers Gainesboro

Conan Doyle Introduces Sherlock Holmes in A Study in Scarlet

In 1887 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle first showcased Sherlock Holmes in A Study in Scarlet, launching his famed detective series and establishing Holmes as a defining figure in detective fiction.

Arthur Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes

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