Winchester City Council Names New Committee Appointments
Winchester leaders finalize standing committee assignments with Vice Mayor Fleming to lead the Finance Committee. Zuckerman heads Public Improvement. Garber to Education chair. Bayliss on Utilities. Dutton continues Transportation. Mote leads Streets. Glass heads Parks and Recreation. Foreman Fire and Civil Defense. Bly Health and Welfare. Riley Municipal Buildings chair.
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Winchester
James H. Fleming, Jr
Stewart Bell, Jr
Charles Zuckerman
George H. Garber
Mote
Streets
Dorton
Zuckerman
Glass
Parks & Recreation Committee
William S. Keyton, Sr
Michael M. Foreman
Foreman
Fire & Civil Defense Committee
Dutton and
Fleming
Bly
Health & Welfare Committee
Mote and
Riley
Rockefeller Should Have Gone to Attica, Commission Finds
A special state panel concluded that Gov. Nelson Rockefeller should have visited Attica before ordering a police assault. The 518 page report credits the victims and criticizes planning and media coverage, finding no unified command and noting no adequate steps to prevent reprisals.
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New York
Attica
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Upstate
Court of Appeals
Citizens Committee
Robert B. McKay
New York University School of Law
Two House Chairmen Defeated in Primaries
Two aging House committee chairmen lost in Democratic primaries. Aspinall fell in Colorado to Alan Merson, while McMillan was edged in South Carolina by John Jenrette. Thompson and Hackett won Republican nominations in New Hampshire and Vermont respectively, amid broader primary results.
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Walter R. Mears
House of Representatives
Wayne N. Aspinall
House
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Colorado
Alan Merson
University of Denver
John Jenrette
John McMillan
South Carolina
McMillan
House District of Columbia
Jenrette
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thompson
Walter Peterson
Thompson
Roger Crowley
Congressmen and GIs Clash Over KP Duty
The House Appropriations Committee rejected 125 million to hire civilians for KP and related duties, arguing such programs should end by April 30. GIs, including Edwin McCarthy of Columbus Ohio, call KP demeaning and say civilian workers weaken discipline and morale. A few defense voices defend KP as character building, with Maj William Haas noting it as a needed duty.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
House Appropriations Committee
Edwin McCarthy
Columbus
Ohio
McCarthy
Ft. Devens
Mass
House
Ft. MacArthur
Calif
Neil DeNoux
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Maj
William Haas
Ft. Leonard Wood
Cadillac 73 Class Brims With New Luxury Models
Cadillac presents the class of 73 with six new models including Sedan deVille Eldorado Coupe and Eldorado Convertible. The ad highlights bold exteriors, plush interiors, and innovations like lighted vanity mirror theft deterrent system and steel belted radial tires.
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Cadillac
U.S
Cadillac Motor Car Division
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War Memorial
Nancy Levi
Parks & Recreation Department
Hubert T. Stratton
Parks & Recreation Board
Roy W. Bayliss, Jr
Charles A. Dorton, Jr
Garber
C.L. Riley
Bayliss
Council
Shirley O. Bly
Thomas C. Glass
Transportation Committee
Dutton
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Public Safety Committee
William M. Mote
Keyton
Keyton and Fleming
J. Randolph Larrick
Weldell L. Seldon
John J. Hawse
S.R. Dyke
Richard Comer
Gary E. McDonald
Billi Sardells
Friendship Fire Company
Vernon Clark, Jr
Reuss
Eddie Loy
Sarah Zane
Charles Kerns
Shawnee
South End Fire Company
Keith Cavell
Seldon
Planning Commission
H.W
Bill) Butler, Jr
Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission
Warren Rudolph
Roberts. .Kern
William N. Gochenour
Air Pollution Commission
Wilson C. Dickson
Charlotte E. DeHart
Dickson
Miss DeHart
Bell
Ely
Health & Welfare
Robert S. Barbour
R.C. Adams
Virginia General Assembly
Cratic
Vermont
Luther Hackett
Deane C. Davis
James M. Jeffords
Thomas Salmon
Charles C. Diggs Jr
Michigan
District of Columbia
Senate
James A. Haley
Florida
Aspinall
Interior
San Antonio
Tex
Clearbrook Woolen
Clearbrook, Virginia
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