Obenshain Attacks Demos Over Liberal Takeover in Va
Richard Obenshain condemned the state Democratic party as taken over by radicals at a Fairfax fundraiser. He argued liberals, led by George Rawlings and the McGovern wing, dominate the party and urged Republicans to unite to strengthen Virginia GOP ahead of the June Roanoke convention. Obenshain opposes incumbent chairman Warren French.
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Virginia
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Richard Obenshain
Democrats
Jane Vitray
Fairfax County
Virginia Party
Vitray
George C. Rawlings Jr
Fredericksburg
Henry E. Howell Jr
Norfolk
Roanoke
Obenshain
George Rawlings
McGovern
Fairfax
Howells and Rawlings
Warren French
State eyes sites for new Virginia max security prison
Virginia boards of supervisors in every county are asked to express interest in hosting a new ten million dollar maximum security prison for 400 inmates as part of a long range plan to replace the old State Penitentiary. The project envisions 200 acres near medical facilities and schools, with about 30 acres fenced for the facility and the rest as a buffer.
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Richmond
Boards of Supervisors
Virginia
W.K. Cunningham Jr
State Division of Corrections
State Department of Welfare and Institutions
Cunningham
Green Springs
Louisa County
White House rejected bombing requests before North Vietnam invasion
U S military leaders pressed for strikes on a DMZ buildup but the Nixon White House refused to authorize bombing to keep negotiations alive. Pentagon sources say late 1960s raids targeted missiles, artillery sites, radar and fuel stores as part of pre invasion tactics.
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Washington
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Nixon Administration
Dmz
Nixon
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
John S. McCain Jr
Pacific
Melvin R. Laird
North Vietnam
Pentagon
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
Hanoi-Haiphong
Record-breaking tree planting along Virginia roads underway
The Virginia Department of Highways expects to finish this spring a major reforestation effort. About 250 000 Virginia pine seedlings have been planted since last summer and 150 000 white pine seedlings will be planted this spring along state roads. The project costs about 110 000 dollars and is carried out by the department’s crews. Readings note the 250 000 trees came from the Virginia Division of Forestry while the spring stock was bought from New York State.
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Richmond
Virginia Department of Highways
H. Reese Smith
Smith
Virginia Division of Forestry
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Cinnamon Trade Sparks Dutch Market Practices
After Marco Polo’s East journey cinnamon found demand in western Europe. It served in medicines ointments and perfumes before its flavor was prized. The Dutch burned surplus stores when prices fell too low in Amsterdam.
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Marco Polo
Europe
Amsterdam
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