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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1971
Page
3
Readers ask about a broken engagement over a prenuptial agreement and discuss related marital issues. The column includes multiple letters from readers offering unconventional takes on relationships, discipline, and marital advice with Abby’s responses.
South Boston AP William M. Tuck marks his 75th birthday saying he never felt better aside from a cataract to be removed soon. The former governor and longtime congressman remains active in law while keeping close to his bedridden wife and farm neighbors. He recalls a 45‑year public career, Byrd connections, and a house full of political mementos as he spends days at Buckshaal Cabin and on the Virginia farm.
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. says he will fight to maintain Senate approval of resuming chrome ore imports from Rhodesia to cut dependence on the Soviet Union for defense needs. The 46 to 36 vote in the military bill would allow imports despite a UN embargo. Byrd plans daily 15 minute talks to explain the issue amid Fulbright’s renewed bid to overturn the decision.
Advertisement lists crochet patterns including pattern 7008 for caps and scarves priced 75 cents each with 25 cents extra for Air Mail. Orders go to Alice Brooks in New York and promote needlecraft catalogs and books with prices from 50 cents to one dollar and up.
The Frederick County Democratic Executive Committee set a public rally for Attorney General Andrew Miller on Oct. 20 at Izaak Walton Park Rt. 50 East. Voters in Winchester, Frederick and Clarke Counties invited. Tea refreshments 5 30 to 7 30 p.m. then Miller speaks. County candidates also urged for endorsement.
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