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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1972
Page
3
The Senate approved a compensation plan for crime victims amid cost concerns and potential behavioral effects. The piece argues against shifting liability from criminals to taxpayers and recommends making criminals pay for damages. It then reviews Nikita Khrushchev’s influence on Cold War events and U S policy during his leadership.
The piece describes Michigan's upper peninsula environs as autumn nears. Birds like Ducks and Canada honkers arrive while maples and oaks brighten, and birds refill feeders. Walter Cordes hosts a scene with crafts, a birch bark roof, chipmunk visitors, and domestic surroundings in a tranquil natural setting.
Washington report details Dr. Arthur Burns pushing a $250 billion spending ceiling to curb the budget with Rep. Wilbur Mills guiding support. liberals warn of a Gulf of Tonkin like expansion of power while the White House ties the cap to debt limits and argues for one year of controls.
Sheriff and city police flooded the University of Mississippi campus to guard against James H. Meredith during the integration episode. Shenandoah College reports 325 students and Shenandoah Conservatory 96 in enrollment figures from registrar Kenneth Eyre. First aid squads from Winchester head to Danville for the Virginia Rescue Squads convention. Postmaster General Nannegan resigns as DNC chair with Truman support for McGrath as successor. Bahamans to help harvest Frederick and Clarke apple crop. Reverend Carl B. Hiser reassigned to Winchester church.
Daily Meditation urges readers to train the eye of understanding. It notes Herschel and Edison as examples of keen observers and argues that penetrating insight can be learned through disciplined practice to read situations and people.
In an exclusive interview, John Ehrlichman outlines Nixon's aim to push a six point domestic agenda in a potential second term. The program includes welfare reform environmental cleanup national health insurance revenue sharing and a government reorganization to shrink agencies.
A reader guide explains scoring from 100 questions over 10 days. Daily results classify memory as Memory Genius for 9–10 correct, Very Superior for 7–8, Excellent for 5–6, Good for 4, with page 2 offering the answer key and correct responses.
A humorous New York AP column compares luck to weather and lampoons the idea of born losers. It lists comical misfortunes from color blindness to constant bad luck, noting the speaker would be dismissed as a liar by friends rather than a poor fate chooser.
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