Kasabian Shows Strain on Tate Murder Trial Stand
Linda Kasabian in Los Angeles denies testifying only for self preservation as she breaks down crying under cross examination. She recalls being taken to the Tate mansion to pinpoint locations while detailing Charles Manson’s alleged orders to kill actress Sharon Tate and six others. She cites immunity promises and faces seven murder counts and a conspiracy charge.
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Henrico Man Drowns in Overhill Lake Near Ashland
James R. Noll, 33, of Henrico County drowned while swimming with a companion in Overhill Lake near Ashland in Hanover County. The Ashland Rescue Squad recovered his body Friday.
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Commentator Louis Lomax Dies In Auto Crash Near Santa Rosa
Louis Lomax, noted commentator and author of The Negro Revolt and When The Word Is Given, killed in a highway crash 26 miles from Santa Rosa New Mexico. He was 47, a Hofstra teaching appointee, and former Metromedia News commentator. He studied at Paine College American University and Yale.
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Congress to Probe Plan For Dumping Nerve Gas
Congress will hold hearings in both houses on the Pentagon plan to ship 68 tons of deadly nerve gas to the Atlantic for dumping. Testimony will cover emergency measures and the Army’s role as states and agencies prepare hospitals to stock atropine as a countermeasure.
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Winchester School Registration Dates Announced
Winchester City Schools announce August 6 and 7 as registration days for new and returning pupils. Incoming first graders must bring birth certificates and health records, while grades 8 to 12 need a transcript or last school name and address.
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Tightening Appraisal Rules Amid FHA Probe
The Department of Housing and Urban Development will tighten appraisal policies after disclosures that some speculators earned 100 percent profits on homes sold to government assisted buyers. Secretary Romney said FHA found the deficiencies, which followed relaxed policies since 1964 to promote subsidized home sales.
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State Police Helicopter Put Into Use
State police have started operations with one of two helicopters bought for more than 260000 dollars. The craft, based at Sixth Division headquarters in Roanoke, will support traffic control calls, accident responses, rescues, surveys and search operations. It carries four passengers plus a pilot.
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AARP Meeting Plans Defensive Driving Sessions
The AARP chapter will meet at the War Memorial Building at 2 p.m. Tuesday with a devotional and duet. Mrs. E. W. Steel announces Defensive Driving School Sessions will be offered in Winchester on September 9 and 10, with 9 a.m. registration, tied to the newly approved 55 Plus Driver Insurance Plan in Virginia.
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Foul air cap moves seaward as smog warnings ease
The foul air cap moving off the Eastern Seaboard is expected to dissipate by late Sunday or Monday as winds stir the stagnant mass. New York Mayor Lindsay lifts the first smog alert while urging continued avoidance of central commercial areas. Power crisis eases with load below 7 million kilowatts and voltage reduced.
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Commission Will Study Tax Laws
A commission headed by Del. D. French Slaughter Jr. of Culpeper has been appointed by Gov. Linwood Holton to study proposals for conforming state tax laws with federal tax statutes.
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