Fire Disaster: Winchester Faces same risks as Beverly Hills
Kentucky fire chief warns Winchester could suffer a disaster like the Beverly Hills Supper Club blaze of May 28. He cites similar conditions nationwide and details city efforts to inspect and pre plan buildings, enforce occupancy limits, and improve exits and lighting to prevent deaths.
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Kentucky
Swank
Beverly Hills
Southgate
Winchester
Gene Dailey
United States
Dailey
Te Fire Department
Riley
Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Telephone Strike Looms With 700000 Union Workers Ready
Washington AP reports a nationwide threat of the largest U S strike as 700000 Bell System workers prepare to walk out at midnight. Three unions push for wage gains and job security while federal mediators press for a settlement.
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Washington
Bell System
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Communications Workers of America
CWA
William Mullane
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Birmingham
Ala
New York City
Watts
Telecommunications
Bell
Western Electric Co
Bell Laboratories
Carter Unveils Plan for Welfare Overhaul Across Nation
President Carter proposed a $34 billion welfare overhaul to replace the current system with cash grants for non workers and work incentives. The plan includes a guaranteed four person family payment, staged wage deductions, public service jobs, and broad tax credits to spur private employment, with full implementation targeted for Oct 1 1980.
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Carter
Congress
Treasury
Carter energy plan faces Senate reception after House approval
President Carter's energy plan goes to the Senate where key provisions may be cooler received than in the House which approved the measure 244 to 177. The plan aims to curb oil use, encourage conservation, and stabilize prices with taxes and regulations while a new Department of Energy begins with 20 000 employees and a 10.6 billion dollar budget.
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Washington
Carter
Senate
House
Russell Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
America
James Schlesinger
Finance Committee
Church groups announce talks and programs on legions page
Several area churches will host special speakers and present programs in the next few days. A feature on former jockey Jimmy Casey, who now trains horses and attends Lord Fairfax Community College, appears in today’s Sports section. A review of Bus Stop runs on the Wayside Theatre page through Aug. 14 at Middletown.
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Legion
Charles Town Turf Club
Jimmy Casey
Lord Fairfax Community College
Spectator
Wayside Theatre
Middletown Theatre
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Star
Sarah Zane
Piccadilly
East Lane
Plyne
J. Miles Cary
Mississippi
Hawaii
Thomas P. O’neill
O'Neill
By Susan Burke
Frederick County
Clarke County
Grover Mack Greathouse
Rt. 2
Berryville
L. M. Bauserman
Bauserman
Greathouse
David Osborne Ransburg
Rippon
W. Va
Ransburg
William H. Heflin
Heflin
District of Columbia
Watermelon Park
Shenandoah River
Rustic Tavern
Boyce
Round Hill Ruritan Yard
James Wood
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