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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1975

Page

4

Godwin Defies HEW Over Virginia College Desegregation Policy

Virginia Governor Mills Godwin rejects federal strings on desegregation in higher education. He argues the state will run its own college system with no HEW mandates and extradites flexibility within Virginia law. Supporters praise his stand against bureaucracy while critics warn of federal oversight limits.

Virginia Mills Godwin Old Dominion Department of Health, Education and Welfare Godwin Ford Dewey E. Dodd HEW Civil Rights Philadelphia Dodd

Commentary on 1975 college entrance test declines

James J. Kilpatrick laments the 12th consecutive year of falling scores on verbal and mathematical sections of the College Entrance Examination Board analysis. He blames the educational establishment, teachers unions, and publishing houses, urging a return to fundamentals and discipline.

Washington College Entrance Examination Board Longfellow Wordsworth

Portugal faces uncertain path as new government forms

Portugal weighs a return to civilian cabinet leadership as Premier Designate Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo seeks a coalition with Socialists and Popular Democrats amid anti-communist moves. A potential minority or communist-dominated rule could reshape NATO ties and southern Europe stability.

Portugal Vasco Goncalves Goncalves Francisco da Costa Gomes Revolutionary Council Adm Jose Pinheiro de Azevendo Popular Democrats NATO

100 Radicals Targeted in Drive to Replace Congress Members

The Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress aims to unseat 100 liberal Democrats in 1976. Led by Paul Weyrich, the group, funded by businessmen, targets first-term lawmakers seen as extreme liberals. Dr. Marc Tangner classifies House votes to map targets.

Washington Committee For the Survival of A Free Congress C.S.F.C Afl-Cio Nixon House Senate Congress Paul Weyrich Nebraska Carl Curtis Harris Marc Tangner

Winchester 1897 Fire Company Officers Montage

Display lists officers for Friendship Union Sarah Zane South End and Rouss Hook and Ladder companies at the 11th Annual Virginia State Firemen's Assn. convention in Winchester July 7 8 9 1897. Notables include Charles Broadway Rouss Julian F Ward and James W Barr with ranks from captain to chief pipeman. The photo from Jack Owens collection labels officers by company and rank.

Winchester Virginia State Firemen's Assn Charles Broadway Rouss Julian F. Ward James W. Barr Friendship Fire Co James M. Haymaker M.T. Reed H. L. Wood E.E. Stone Geo. E. Thatcher J.W. Andrews G.F. Baker Sarah Zane Steam Fire Engine Co Robert L. Gray Chas. W. Hensell Frank E. Willis Louis N. Trier Thomas M. Barr Jos. T. Brown Chas. A. Evans Rouss Hook and Ladder Co Stewart Bell T.B. Patton Sec I.N. Good Henry Schneider Lewis Pearson Geo. R. Blake South End Hose Co Robt. W. Haymaker Jos. D. Rainsberger Harry E. March C.E. O'Leary

Readers respond on Social Security and crime policy

A letter from Franklin H. Leinbach of Winchester urges tougher crime penalties and deportation, while Philip E. Bettendorf discusses SSI implementation issues and district overpayments. The editor notes letters must be signed with address and phone, and under 350 words.

the Star Congress Philip E

Stengel to retire as Mets field manager at season end

The Star Files notes Casey Stengel announced his retirement as manager of the New York Mets at season’s end. Also, Nixon visited Saigon for a first hand appraisal of South Vietnam and a Martinsburg Pike citizens committee organized to curb speeding on Route 11. Winchester Rotary urges action after rising fatal crashes locally.

Congress SSA Winchester Clarke Frederick Page Rappahannock Shenandoah Warren SSI California New York Casey Stengel New York Mets Richard M. Nixon Saigon South Viet Nam Martinsburg Pike West Virginia Line Winchester Rotary Club

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Seventh District J. Kenneth Robinson Robinson By James J. Kilpatrick University of Wisconsin Oklahoma City By Frank van der Linden Stn Orgi Jack Owens Wishbone Charles Manson U.S America Thes Franklin H. Leinbach Featherbed Lane Winchester Evening Star Thomas T. Byrd Gene Lewis H. Ebert Douglas B. O'Connell Sunda Iyby Meneger David H. Smith Eugene P. Miller
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