Recommendations for Dams Revealed Today
President Carter proposes halting 15 of 34 water projects in 1978 and cutting funding for five more while fully funding eight. The plan could save about 120 million dollars, with 109 million from halted projects. Congress will decide final funding. Carter defends reviews as budget balance moves amid political pushback.
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Carter Outlines His Energy Plan On TV Tonight
President Carter prepares a national energy address from the Oval Office to urge public sacrifice to avert shortages. The plan to be unveiled Wednesday includes a higher federal gasoline tax, tax incentives for insulation, coal conversions, and price alignment with OPEC, with multiple TV appearances planned this week.
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Not Everyone in Congress Is Pocketing Pay Raise
The Washington Star reports a minority of lawmakers refuse the 29 percent pay hike or divert the money to charity and supporters. Examples include Rep James A S Leach donating to Close-up and rejecting the cost of living raise, Sen Millicent Fenwick plans return, and Rep Helen Meyner to donate the full amount to New Jersey charities, with tax implications noted.
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Premier Leo Tindemans Resigns After Belgian Vote
In Brussels AP reports Premier Leo Tindemans resigned after a general election in which his Social Christian party again led but fell short of a majority by six seats. He plans to form a coalition and will invite the opposition Socialists to join the government.
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First American Party Nominates Governor Candidate in Virginia
Stanley C. Price, 58, an Alexandria insurance executive, was nominated by the American party at a Richmond convention by a 33-7 vote to run for governor. Some opponents pledged support in November, while party chair C Mason Gardner touted a 100000 vote base. Price is related to former Virginia governor James H. Price, and the conservative movement has had limited past success in the state.
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Richard Obenshain
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Gainesville
Joe Dawson
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James H. Price
Byrd Organization
William Story
Conservative Party
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Winchester Housing Code Outlines Rooming House Duties
Third in a series outlines occupant and operator duties under the proposed Winchester Housing Code. Occupants must keep their spaces clean and sanitary, dispose of garbage properly, and maintain plumbing. operators must supply shared facilities, keep water on, ensure minimum room sizes, provide clean linens weekly, and maintain overall sanitary conditions and privacy measures.
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Soil survey topic drives Warren Wire weekly
The Soil survey ongoing in the area is examined in the weekly Wire from Warren. Forest fires challenge volunteers on National Forest lands and private ground in Frederick County. The Fire Company's new hall on Pleasant Valley Road is dedicated.
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