Free Haircuts Vanish From Senator Privileges
Washington AP report notes free haircuts for senators have ended and perquisites shrink. A Senate Appropriations Committee bill trims congressional expenses, eliminates hardbound directories, and scales staff costs to reduce a growing fiscal image.
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Weather Summary for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia mostly sunny and hot Thursday with highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s and humid east portion. Fair Thursday night with lows upper 60s to low 70s. Friday remains sunny and hot with highs mid 90s. North Carolina hot and dry through Friday with highs near 90s except 80s in mountains. Lows 60s in mountains and 70s elsewhere. Downtown Weather Log.
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Rockwood Residents Return Home After Bromine Cloud
Rockwood Tennessee residents return Wednesday as the danger from a 1600 gallon bromine spill is declared over. 155 hospital patients evacuated, 40 treated for fumes, guardsman patrol reduced town to safe. Mayor Arvel McNelly presided over return and water quality checks found no danger. Local families report lingering smell and affected food supplies.
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CIA No 2 Resigns Over Policy Differences With Carter
Washington AP report: E Henry Knoche, CIA deputy director and 24 year veteran, resigns July 5 amid policy disputes with CIA director Turner. White House and CIA deny forced retirements. officials expect potential further resignations but deny imminent firings. Knoche cites need to aid Turner’s organizational plans. Carter once called him very competent.
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Natural gas could be harder to find next winter says energy chief
Federal Energy Administrator John O’Leary warned that a severe winter could worsen natural gas shortages. He blamed lack of planning for the energy crunch, urged more exploration in US coastal waters, and warned against overestimating pipeline capacity after Alaska’s oil surplus remarks. He also predicted a stubborn need for new oil sources every few years.
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The Danville Register Subscription Rates
The Danville Register lists daily and Sunday subscription rates with in city and suburban by carrier at 85 cents a week and single copies at 15 cents. Sunday only copies cost 25 cents. daily and Sunday by mail are available.
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Carter Critics Warn of Instability After Pullout in Korea
Carter's decision faces Republican opposition and conservative unease in Congress. Critics fear North Korea may view U.S. troop withdrawal as a pledge ending defense of South Korea, given North Korean tank and air superiority. Backers contend air and naval power plus South Korean forces deter invasion and withdrawal may ease regional tensions.
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