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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1972

Page

10

Spong Accused of Chicken Absenteeism in Vietnam Fund Vote

Independent senatorial candidate Horace Henderson charged Sen. William B. Spong Jr. with absenting himself during the Vietnam War fund cutoff vote, saying Spong failed to attend in Washington and prolonged the war. Kinney named chair of McGovern Shr ive finance committee plans a grass roots fundraising drive led by Keenan and volunteers across Virginia to support the campaign.

Associated Press Horace Henderson William B. Spong Jr D-Va Senate Richard Bland College Petersburg Spong Richmond Washington of the Treasury Virginia Rep William L. Scott

Marsh to Cut Ribbon Opening Scout Show

Former 7th-District Congressman John O. Marsh Jr will cut the ribbon to open the 1972 Scout Show Baypower in Action at 1 45 p m Saturday in the West Virginia Air National Guard Hangar Martinsburg WV The event runs until Sunday at 5 p m Exhibits include crafts aircraft Indian lore camping and Scout skills Marsh an Eagle Scout born in Winchester is a Washington and Lee graduate and will be with his wife Glenn Ann Patterson and three children John O III Rebecca and Scott

John O Jack) Marsh, Jr Baypower West Virginia Air National Guard Martinsburg W.va Marsh Winchester Washington & Lee University Strasburg U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C Glenn Ann Patterson Ken

CAB liberalizes air charter travel for groups of 40 or more

The Civil Aeronautics Board unveils an experimental rule allowing any group of 40 or more people to charter parts or all of an airplane for low cost. The move, effective immediately through December 31, 1975, could shift transatlantic travel from scheduled to charter services.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Tgcs Affinity Charter TGC North America

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