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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
16
Frederick County Sanitation Authority filed an answer to John W. McNair Jr. claiming $27 238 for engineering services under a July 3 1968 proposal tied to a Villa Dye subdivision sewage and water project. McNair seeks judgment asserting fees due for services under an employment agreement. Authority says payment contingent on project completion. Attorneys listed for both sides.
Casper Wyoming officials and conservationists report eagles and other wildlife killed by the governments death to predators campaign. Poison baits cyanide traps and gunfire have caused extensive losses across the western rangelands. A task force reviews methods while suits seek to halt the program.
Washington AP reports rural Appalachian schools suffer inefficiencies isolationism and low property values. Dr Eugene G Hoyt ARC education chief testifies regionalization could pool districts to improve health services funding and technology while cutting costs. He cites high first grade failure rates and low teacher salaries versus national averages.
The Winchester Equitation School hosts a 15th annual junior and senior horse show at 9 a.m. tomorrow on Rt. 7 two miles west of Berryville to benefit the Evans Home. Evva McGuigan directs event with championships and reserves in each division and Northwestern Workshop serving refreshments.
The Virginia Employment Commission will be closed on Monday due to the Labor Day holiday. The article notes the aspen tree has the broadest growing range in North America and can be cultivated coast to coast.
Rep. Don Edwards says the United States lags behind in fighting heroin addiction after a global survey. He notes Japan and Hong Kong approaches, cites British clinics and strict anti drug penalties, and urges treating addiction as a medical issue with better detection and sniffing devices.
A blaze gutted a two story frame house on Staunton Ave in Roanoke killing Claude Neal Crouder 76 and his granddaughter Dorothy Mae Wilson 19. Three other family members escaped uninjured as investigators blamed a grease stove flare up.
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