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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1976

Page

6

New Listings Greenly Real Estate Ads Mix

A dense collage of property listings across multiple Nebraska style neighborhoods. Homes on Bethel Baptist Church and Canterbury Road feature basements, central air, fenced yards, and large lots. Prices range from 12 600 to 24 500 with captions for Windsor Heights and Southwyck Farms.

Gearbrook wifAig Foo Bethel Baptist Church Windsor Southwyck Farms

Auction and sale notices with diverse items and estates

Personal property sale near Sahl on 57 offers antiques, collectibles, tools, furniture and a large yard of household items. Absolute antique auction at Willardley’s Antique Shop with clocks, cabinets, chairs, desks and more. Executors seek claims for estates of Mary Wootten Noell and Charles H Wilson. Notice of beer and wine license applications for Danville locations Tuxedo Billiard Parlor and Steak King Restaurant.

Eastwood Insurance John Eastwood Willardley Oorth Danville Ray Lambert Virginia Asc Board Dack David Carter, Jr Main St Virginia Abc Board N_Daly Piney Forest Ra Virginia

All Cheney Time Taken By His White House Job

Washington AP reports Friends of White House chief of staff Dick Cheney and his wife Lynne call them Dr and Mr Cheney He is 34 and years into a demanding role that leaves little time for family or reflection Cheney describes running a decision making process to give the President needed information and protect confidentiality He faces questions about youth but notes established relationships since 1963 His career moved from OEO to the White House culminating in his appointment as chief of staff two months earlier

Washington White House Cheney Lynne Cheney Richard B. Cheney Ford Nebraska Donald H. Rumfeld Defense William Greener Pentagon Howard Bo” Callaway Callaway University of Wyoming William Steiger Rwis University of Wisconsin Rumsfeld Office of Economic Opportunity OEO Cost of Living Council Brussels NATO New York Richard M. Nixon Buris- Feld Mrs. Cheney Richard Cheney Lynne

Democrats Plan Economic Push In 1976 Congress

Democratic leaders in the new 1976 Congress plan to push economy boosting measures amid an 8.3 percent unemployment rate. President Ford will call for a lean 1977 budget of 344 billion and propose Social Security tax increases and Medicare benefits. Senate House Economic Committee chair Humphrey warns such a budget risks a 8.7 percent jobless rate and slower growth. Congress will test health education welfare funding vetoes and push public service jobs and distressed-city grants under a 1974 budget control law with new ceilings by May 15.

Washington Congress State of the Union Ford Hubert H. Humphrey Senate House Joint Economic Committee Humphrey White House House Senate

Cancer death rate slowing amid initial rise in 1975

New York AP reports the 1975 cancer death rate showing a tentative downward turn after a sharp early surge. Officials caution provisional figures from a small sample and note age-adjustment could further reduce the nine month rise from 10.3 percent. Lawmakers probe possible ties to chemical exposure.

New York National Cancer Institute Cancer Institute Lawrence Garfinkel American Cancer Society L.H. Fountain D-N.c House Inter

Job Guarantees Boosted By Democrats

Four Democratic presidential hopefuls on NBC Meet the Press urged a guaranteed job for every American, with Sen. Lloyd M. Bentsen proposing a tax credit for hiring the unemployed and policies to restore confidence and lower rates. Rep. Morris Udall, Gov. Terry Sanford, and Sen. Henry M. Jackson each framed similar aims, while California Republicans counted on Reagan’s TV reach to counter Ford. Iowa caucuses loom as Carter, Bayh, and Harris lead the early field amid a crowded race.

Randolph E. Schmid Associated Press Lloyd M. Bentsen Texas Morris K. Udall Arizona North Carolina Terry Sanford Henry M. Jackson Washington NBC Sacramento Calif Ronald Reagan Ford California Reagan Conress Sen Paul Laxalt Nevada Howard Bo” Callaway GOP Callaway Laxalt Bentsen Sanford Jackson United States Soviet Union Angola Russia Udall

Slogans set for voting on bicentennial theme

The Slogans USA program invites Americans to vote on six proposed Bicentennial slogans chosen after initial screening by Jaycees American Legion and General Federation of Women's Clubs. Postcards must be sent to Slogans USA Box 19 Washington DC 20016 with the March 21 winner announced after counts by Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and Campfire Girls.

Sa Andoa Maine Arsenal of Democracy Sil Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Campfire America Freedom’s Way U.S.A USA Jaycees American Legion General Federation of Women’s Clubs Washington, D. C

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