Winchester Star Telephones Read Daily except Sunday
Winchester Evening Star reports daily circulation by telephone numbers and service reach exceeding 55,000 readers, reflecting broad local readership and established history since 1896.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1968
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star reports daily circulation by telephone numbers and service reach exceeding 55,000 readers, reflecting broad local readership and established history since 1896.
Advertising and business contact numbers appear with rates and staff titles. The page lists JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor and DOUGLAS B. O CONNELL as Managing Editor along with Eugene P. Miller as News Editor. It also shows subscription pricing for various delivery options within and outside Virginia and West Virginia.
University of Illinois economist William D. Grampp argues in the Wall Street Journal for free market pricing of scarce airport space and time to reduce congestion. Fees would rise at busy airports like O’Hare during peak hours, with off hours cheaper, potentially steering general aviation to less busy fields while big airliners use main facilities.
Reflects on Don Quixote and Sancho Panza from early 1700s literature and notes the pot calling the kettle black as a translation that resembles modern political accusations of electioneering. Mentions Dapple the ass and the enduring impact on language and irony.
A British medical expert, a non smoker, urges middle aged married men to use flirtations as tranquilizers though he says the approach is not for young men. He suggests chess or similar activities for calm and notes wives would need to approve a home remedy and be married to a blonde.
A New York Times summary notes the rapid rise of credit cards with about 2000 banks offering plans. It outlines three card types travel and entertainment, revolving credit, and private label. Executives from Bank of America American Express and Diners Club say one or two cards suffice for most users.
Henry J. Taylor extols American work and abundance on Labor Day, arguing low unemployment, high output, and a culture of self-improvement. He contrasts US productivity with Europe and the Soviet bloc, notes rising female participation, and emphasizes opportunity as central to the American dream.
Clarke County schools reopen with a full teaching staff. Superintendent A. F. Robertson reports about 1200 students enrolled for the new term. Two Air Force cadets and a seaman complete training milestones. Winchester Fair announces a massive carnival lineup and a racing program.
Earl L. Douglas urges a national push this September as students from all backgrounds head to school. Education, he argues, builds citizenship and national greatness, with parents urged to sacrifice for the best possible schooling now.
AP reports scientist Dr. Wilfrid Bach warns 142 million tons of yearly pollutants cause about 12 billion dollars in losses and could be cut by two thirds with a four billion dollar annual effort. The piece also surveys quotes, trivia, and health tips in a columnish collage.
A Biblical zoo in Jerusalem showcases numerous animals named in the Bible, offering visitors a living tour through ancient scripture and natural history.
A mother seeks guidance on her 12 year old daughter's unexplained allergies after desensitization shots failed to help. Cold induced hives and tolerance through graded exposure are discussed, plus antihistamines and avoidance. A 7 year old with poor eating improves with a supportive home environment and optional psychologist input.
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Fragmentary OCR shows names Aver Weel Grad and Lar Over Pric to with unclear context. Likely a brief item noting individuals and prices but details are unreadable.
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