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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1969

Page

3

Break-in at Royal Drive concession stand steals candy

Frederick County Sheriff reports a break-in at the concession stand on Royal Drive at Routes 50 and 522 between Wednesday and Thursday nights. Entry was gained by a south side window and an undetermined amount of candy cigarettes and potato chips were stolen.

Frederick County

Ragweed pollen fuels hay fever plight and remedies

Jack Frost discusses ragweed as the main hay fever culprit, noting its rapid growth and widespread pollen spread. He describes desensitizing shots, skin tests, and drug remedies, while warning that relief is elusive and symptoms may persist into October.

Beydler Named Ruritan Zone I Governor in Clarke County

Jerry Beydler president of Clarke County Ruritan Club was elected Zone I governor at a Round Hill meeting succeeding Ralph Frye. Frye thanked volunteers for Bloodmobile work and flood relief efforts while noting Gainesboro drive for household goods. District Gov. Spencer Roberts urged attendance at the Nov. 15 convention.

Jerry Beydler Clarke County Ruritan Club Round Hill Ralph Frye Round Hill Ruritan Club Beydler Clarke County Club Clarke County Frye Gainesboro Rappahannock Spencer Roberts Spottsylvania Back Creek Shawnee

No Ban on Statements About Revaluation of German Mark

Bonn Germany AP Chancellor Kiesinger and Foreign Minister Brandt failed to agree on a ban on public statements about revaluation of the German mark. They opposed an upward revaluation and debate will continue until the federal election. Brandt and Kiesinger differed on time limits for any ban and on closing foreign exchange markets.

Bonn Germany Kurt Georg Kiesinger Willy Brandt Social Democrats Christian Democrats Brandt Kiesinger West Germany Christian Democratic Party Karl Schiller

Giant African snails infest north Miami area

Up to 20 000 giant African snails infest a 13 block area in north Miami threatening crops and painting houses. Officials say the snails feed on foliage and calcium and were introduced three years ago by a boy returning from Hawaii. Local residents report daily snail sightings as authorities plan granular treatments.

Miami Art Calvert Florida Agriculture Department Calvert South Florida United States Doyle Conner Miami Shores Hawaii

Unions Seek No White House Interference in Rail Strike

Atlantic City AP report says four railroad shopcraft unions push to strike against six major railroads on Oct. 4 without federal intervention. They warn a selective walkout to avoid national disruption while seeking wage gains and cost of living protections.

White House Atlantic City N.J William W. Winpisinger Afl-Cio Machinists Union Winpisinger Asst. Secretary of Labor William J. Usery U.S Nixon Usery Washington George P. Shultz Shultz Congress Francis A. O'Neill National Mediation Board Santa Fe Great Northern C&o-B&o Southern Illinois Central Erie-Lakawanna

Scott Hints New Viet De Escalation

Washington AP Scott Hints New Viet De Escalation as GOP pressure grows for faster U S withdrawal from Vietnam. Sen Hugh Scott says Nixon may announce a further de escalation while Goodell Percy and other Republicans push for limits on Gulf of Tonkin authority and a 1970 cutoff.

Washington U.S Vietnam Senate Hugh Scott Nixon Scott Charles E. Goodell New York Charles H. Percy Illinois Donald W. Riegle Jr Michigan Gulf of Tonkin Johnson

Break‑in at One Hour Cleaner targets cash registers

Winchester police investigate a Tuesday break‑in at the One Hour Cleaner on E Piccadilly St. Entry came via skylight. three cash registers pried open with $75 to $100 stolen and possible clothing taken.

Winchester E. Piccadilly St C.K. Mauck H. Miller Virginia Avenue School

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