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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1971
Page
3
A reader asks how to handle a husband who won't hang mirrors and decor fearing they will fall. Abby urges medical checkup first, then professional hanging if needed, and notes big problems start small. Additional letters cover RSVP chaos at a wedding, and a critique of undergraduates relying on public assistance.
Announcement of a closing out sale of a dairy herd and farming operation located seven miles south of Martinsburg West Virginia and fifteen miles north of Winchester Virginia along Route 11 near the Interstate 81 exit. Sale details to follow.
A September sale in Athens lists tractors from International and John Deere, hay equipment, dairy gear, a 1966 Chevrolet pickup, feed and grain stocks, 40 acres of Sudan and alfalfa, household furniture, two ponies, and lunch rights. Terms are cash. nothing to be removed until settled. Auctioneers Morrow & Horner. clerks Hensell & Dalton.
A list of Across and Down crossword clues with numbered entries and partial solutions. Includes themed hints like African lake and Miss Faye, plus abbreviations and wordplay prompts across various lengths.
Lt. Ernest L. Medina faces one premeditated murder count tied to a My Lai incident. Gen Ralph Oliver Jr. testified he killed a boy near My Lai on March 16 1968 but said Medina did not order the shooting. Oliver recalled a boy’s death and questioned why he did not disclose details earlier.
Col Oran Henderson laments the trial's repetitive testimony as a sales tactic while denying aiding war crimes cover up. Prosecutors press witnesses about the My Lai massacre in a case focusing on failing to report or investigate alleged crimes.
Industrial accidents and illness cost Britain more than 23 million working days each year with a total bill to taxpayers around 1.44 billion dollars in lost production medical and social costs per the British Safety Council report.
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