Carter Returns From Plains Home With Softball Win
President Carter ends five day vacation returning to Washington with family after a 19 17 win in a softball game against reporters. He attended a wedding and family reunion in Plains and signed a clean air bill and a public works measure before leaving.
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Winchester Council Approves Butler Drive Plan Update
City Council unanimously approved an updated thoroughfare plan including a Butler Drive east west corridor alternate. A related 7 5 vote sent a state backed Butler Drive route to the Streets Committee for recommendation.
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Vance Works to Mend Rift Over PLO in Mideast Talks
Secretary of State Vance resumes talks with Israeli leaders to bridge a rift over including the PLO in peace negotiations. Begin rejects any PLO talks while Arafat’s Beirut speech underscores the conflict amid U.S. efforts for a pathway to 242 recognition and a possible Geneva conference. Meanwhile Queen Elizabeth II arrives in Northern Ireland for a Jubilee visit amid IRA security alert.
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Gasoline Decontrol Plan Faces Public Hearings
The Federal Energy Administration says lifting federal price controls on gasoline will have no adverse effects and that supply will be ample through 1979. It will hold hearings before submitting a decontrol plan to Congress with Nov 1 as the proposed effective date.
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First Federal to open Winchester branch in 1977 or 78
First Federal Savings and Loan of Front Royal will open an office at 2800 Valley Ave Winchester after final approval by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board on June 20. Executive VP David Boyles says the date could be late 1977 or early 1978 with plans for branch name and building design pending. The bank reports assets around $10 million and services $3.5 million in loans.
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City Council approves Stonewall Ave vacation with parking facility tie
City Council last night approved vacating a portion of Stonewall Ave with a contingency that Winchester Memorial Hospital begin construction of an indoor parking facility. Details on this and other matters are on today's Area News page. Grafton School announces plans to expand facilities at Questover.
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