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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1978
Page
2
Clarke County budget work session yields support for 60 cent real estate tax rate per 100 dollars in value and maintaining personal property rate at 3.25. Committee projects an $80,000 deficit if unchanged. state revenue boosts and reassessment could offset costs ahead of Tuesday meeting.
House Republicans, once excluded from talks, believe President Carter may seek GOP help to salvage his energy plan. Rep. Bill Archer and others say Carter hinted at backing a deregulation timetable by 1983, while White House spokesman Rex Granum noted Carter’s flexibility on dates.
Winchester City Council designated a two hour handicapped parking space east of the Loudoun Street Mall on Piccadilly Street. A sign will mark the limit and eligible stickers are available from the Winchester Police Department. Vehicles parked illegally will be towed at the owner’s expense.
George M. Stoddart reports Shane, formerly in Frederick County Jail, moved to Shenandoah County Jail in Woodstock before a transfer hearing. The move follows a conspiracy to murder charge and arguments over the prior order execution by Sheriff Mauck. The case involves defense attorney J Monroe Hite and a concurrent local political correction.
J Gordon Harman will serve as treasurer for Charles A Pine Jr. for a South Ward City Council seat. Harman, a Pulaski County Va native and VT graduate, is a CPA and partner at A M Pullen and Co. He chairs local government affairs for the Winchester Frederick Chamber and is married with one son.
The Senate Budget Committee voted to recommend a federal budget for the coming year with slightly less spending and a smaller income tax cut than President Carter proposed. The panel wrapped up work on spending and taxing targets for the year starting Oct 1 and agreed to include a college tuition tax credit.
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