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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1971

Page

13

Northern cities resist busing with bombings and boycotts

In Pontiac Michigan and Denver Colorado, busing fights over court ordered racial balance in schools produced bombings, protests, and legal actions. The Pontiac clash saw KKK indictments and mass picketing while Denver faced court driven integration with ongoing delays and open enrollment.

Pontiac Mich FBI Ku Klux Klan KKK Federal Detroit Michigan Pontiac Board of Education NAACP 6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Cincinnati National Actions Pontiac Police Officers’ Association Police Association General Motors Fisher Pontiac General Motors Jacqueline Heubel Denver Colo U.S. District Court Joham E. Doyle Balking School Board Stedman and Hallett

Virginia candidates clash over busing views in polls

In Virginia the Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Kostel denounces busing protests while promising to keep children in school and push a constitutional amendment. Republican rival Shafran defends anti busing stance and vows to reintroduce his antibusing bill if needed. AFL CIO accuses Nixon admin of violating wage price freeze over a fee for a monthly report.

Associated Press Del George J. Kostel del. George P. Shafran Shafran Bristol Linwood Holton Virginia General Assembly House Senate Henry E. Howell Jr Washington Afl-Cio Nixon Consumer Legislative Monthly Virginia H. Knauer

Holton and Miller to Speak at Virginia Drug Control Conference

Gov Linwood Holton and Attorney General Andrew P Miller will headline the first statewide conference on drug abuse control for law officers in Virginia. The Norfolk event October 13 to 15 will emphasize statewide intelligence gathering new drug laws funding antidrug programs and investigative methods.

Richmond Linwood Holton Andrew P. Miller Virginia Norfolk

Scouts hold Fall Camporee at Woodbine Farms site

The Shenandoah Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America runs a Fall Camporee from today through Sunday on Woodbine Farms property between Kernstown and Middle Road. The outstanding troop will receive a trophy donated by Royal Jewelers, presented by John W. Reid to George Grigsby, Camporee program and activities chairman.

Shenandoah Boy Scouts of America Kernstown Middle Road Woodbine Farms Royal Jewelers George Grigsby John W. Reid

Gun Collectors to Restore Civil War Log Cabin Museum

Proceeds from the show will fund restoring a Civil War era log cabin on Route 11 south in Kernstown. The Gun Collectors Association aims to turn the restored building into a local museum.

Rt. 11 South Kernstown Gun Collectors Assn Shenandoah Valley Gun Collectors Association Winchester National Guard Armory Maine Florida

Teachers Targeted in Nixon Wage Freeze Suit New Orleans

The Justice Department seeks a preliminary injunction in U S District Court against pay hikes for 2,800 Jefferson Parish public school teachers as part of Nixon’s wage price freeze. A hearing is set for October 7 to decide on cutting October checks and enforcing the new salary scale.

District Court Appeals Court U.S. Court High Court Lila Lewis Stedman and Hallett Hallett School Hallett Goldrick New Orleans Jefferson Parish Nixon Justice Department U.S. District Court Blake West

NASA highlights military value of the space shuttle

NASA administrator Dr. James C. Fletcher told the National Security Industrial Association that half of the shuttle’s payloads would be military. He said the reusable craft would upgrade U S space capabilities for civilian and military, national and international missions. Contracts may be bid by December with manned flight by 1978 and a fully reusable shuttle by the 1980s.

Washington National Aeronautics and Space Administration James C. Fletcher NASA National Security Industrial Association Fletcher

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