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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1971

Page

10

Wallace plots early run as campaign machinery revs up

Gov. George C. Wallace has begun organizing a national campaign apparatus to seek a 1970 presidential bid. An election law task force is mapping ballot access in all states while Dinners at $50 a plate fund efforts. Wallace signals possible 1968 strategy with a broader third party push amid school busing debates.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Wallace American Incident Party Charles Snider Jr Dallas Tex Nashville Nixon Alabama

Howell Pegging Campaign To Planks of 1969 Race

State Sen. Henry E. Howell Jr. of Norfolk, seeking lieutenant governor as an independent, will base his campaign on the same planks as his 1969 gubernatorial bid. He backs tax cuts on food and nonprescription drugs and collective bargaining for teachers, while courting his populist “Keep the Big Boys Honest” theme. He views the lieutenant governor post as a stepping stone to 1974 and predicts a possible race against Gov. Mills Godwin Jr. and praises Gov. Linwood Holton for uniting the state by merit-based appointments.

Richmond Henry E. Howell Jr Norfolk Howell Govenor Mills E. Godwin Jr Godwin Linwood Holton Holton Andrew P. Miller Miller

Scout training at Camp Rock Enon draws 50 participants

More than 50 boys and adults from nine troops attended a Boy Scouts and Leaders training camp at Camp Rock Enon. The program trained future leaders and completed unit leader training. Rick Nichols and Bob Beard were pictured giving a cooking demonstration at the conference.

Camp Rock Enon Rick Nichols Bob Beard

Texas Leaguer Term Coined From Arthur Sunday's Hits

The Texas Leaguer phrase emerged in 1889 to describe the short hits of Arthur Sunday, a player who posted a .398 batting average aided by these soft infield hits.

Arthur Sunday

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