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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1972

Page

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Revenue Sharing Bill Near Final Senate Approval

The Senate moves toward final passage of a 34.8 billion revenue sharing bill after nurse urban state aid battles. Javits failed 57 27 to add 1.5 billion over five years and push urbanization based funding. Senate upheld a 1.7 billion annual welfare program ceiling with a 67 17 vote.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Senate Finance Committee Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Javits Russell B. Long D-La Lawton Chiles D-Fla

Falls Church High suspends four students after weekend dance violence

Four Falls Church High School students are suspended and all dances postponed as racial tensions flare after a Friday night sock hop at the school gym. Police report 400 people attended the football game with Marshall High School and fights broke out, injuring at least seven.

Falls Church Joseph L. King King Fairfax Hospital Marshall High School Marshall High Falls Church High

Mansfield Would Discontinue the Olympic Games

Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield says the Olympic Games serve no useful purpose and should be discontinued. He calls the event too political racist anarchic and murderous and cites the Munich games as example. He notes the next Summer Games are planned for Montreal in 1976.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield D-Mont Mansfield Munich Montreal

Soldier Surrenders After Taking Hostages

In Saigon a young American soldier, Pvt. Lawrence R. Tanner 20 of Orange Texas, surrendered after abducting four soldiers. He took them from Long Binh to Saigon with two in a jeep then freed three and held the fourth at a house near the U S Army Hospital. No one was hurt during the exchange and tear gas ended the standoff.

Saigon Lawrence R. Tanner Orange Tex U.S Long Binh U.S. Army Hospital Tan Son Nhhut Air Base Lonnie E. Weck Bardonia N.Y

Two Winchester Area Men Die in Rt 55 Truck Crash

Two Winchester area men, Delbert Jackson McGee and Leon Ray Fridley, were killed when McGee's pickup left the road on Route 55 near Lebanon Church and overturned. Both were pronounced dead at Shenandoah County Hospital. Funeral plans for McGee were incomplete as of the report.

Winchester Rt. 55 Lebanon Church M.H. Ashley Delbert Jackson McGee Rt. 6 Leon Ray Fridley Stephenson McGee Ashley Shenandoah County Hospital Hampshire County W.va Robert Hazel Blackburn McGee O’sullivan Rubber Corp Virginia Reel McGee Jeffrey McGee Rhonda Andra McGee Wells-Miller Romney Fridley

European Monetary Fund Set Up by European Ministers

Finance ministers from the 10 European Common Market nations agreed to establish a European Monetary Fund seen as a forerunner to a central bank that could issue a common currency. Foreign ministers vowed united UN action against terrorism and to boost police cooperation after the Munich massacre and the Brussels shooting. A German central bank head described the fund as a coordinating organ. A separate note mentioned a lost white German Shepherd on Valley Ave with a reward offer.

Rome Brussels United Nations Karl Klasen West German Federal Bank Valley Ave

Board to Consider Courthouse Vote and Zoning Amendment

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors meets tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Board room at 9 Court House Square. Agenda items include zoning ordinance amendment for the light industrial M-1 category, a courthouse site on the November 7 ballot referendum, and a request to the State Department of Personnel to develop a county position classification system.

Frederick County Board of Supervisors Board Room Court House Square State Department of Personnel

Marines Enter Quang Tri Citadel in Vietnam Clash

South Vietnamese Marines pushed into the Quang Tri Citadel amid heavy fire as battles raged around the fortress. Officials say the enemy remains entrenched with about 400 North Vietnamese troops still inside the 50 acre fort, while U.S. and South Vietnamese jets bomb the area and artillery fire pummels positions. The assault aims to seal off supply routes as reports indicate some North Vietnamese troops are surrendering and others show signs of disarray amid the ongoing counteroffensive. Air strikes also target rail lines to China and barracks complexes, with more than 300 missions reported.

Quang Tri Vietnam U.S Highway 1 North Vietnam Saigon China 7Th Air Force Hanoi

Olympics End On Another Bizarre Note

At Munich 1972 the closing ceremonies proceeded as two West German fighter planes patrolled the 80,000 crowd over Olympic Stadium after an anonymous call claimed a stolen aircraft would strike. The DC8 charter plane belonged to Finnair and had strayed off course. police ruled no theft occurred and the threat proved unfounded.

Munich United States Olympic Stadium Finnair

Winchester Council to hear numerous appointments and design concepts

The Winchester City Council will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Rouss City Hall to appoint city officials for one-year terms including city solicitor city manager fire chief and wardens. It will consider a War Memorial Building addition a Loudoun Street semi mall design and a Sun Oil rezoning request.

Winchester City Council Loudoun St War Memorial Stewart Bell, Jr Rouss City Hall Council Planning Commission Downtown Development Commission

Nixon Holds Political Strategy Session

President Nixon led a three hour meeting with Cabinet, GOP leaders, aides, and campaign officials to map re election strategy. MacGregor outlined a million volunteer canvass and voter registration drive to begin Saturday. Nixon planned to fly to Camp David for further planning with aides.

Washington Nixon White House Spiro Agnew Clark MacGregor Ronald Ziegler MacGregor Ziegler GOP Camp David Maryland Senate Hugh Scott House Gerald Ford Harry Truman

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Star David B. Grim Falls Church HS Rouss Fire Co Bauserman Oil Corp Jeffrey H. Davis Fox Drive Brandon Leigh Goode W. Monmouth St Brandon S. Stewart St Monmouth St Davis Winchester Memorial Hospital European Monetary Fund Quang Tri Front Air Pollution Commission The Criminal Justice Advisory Committee Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission Mayor Bell Sun Oil Company H.F. Nelson, Inc N. Loudoun St Truman Congress
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