Carter to float Mississippi on Delta Queen campaign
President Carter plans a six day seven night trip down the Mississippi from St. Paul to St. Louis aboard the Delta Queen with wife Rosalynn and daughter Amy. He will make four stops along the way for vacation and to stump for his energy program including a tax on domestic oil revenues.
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Washington
Carter
Mississippi River
Rosalynn
Amy
St. Paul
Minn
St. Louis
Idaho
Rabbi Disappointed After Skullcap Ban In Norfolk Court
Orthodox Rabbi Joshua Sackett says he is disappointed after being ordered to remove his skullcap in Norfolk Traffic Court. Judge Vernon Hit chings stated no hat is worn in court, while Sackett maintains yarmulke is a religious mandator. He noted his rabbinical status and his belief the rule infringes on religious expression.
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Norfolk
Joshua Sackett
America
Sackett
Vernon D. Hitchings
Free
Hitchings
Sewage Pumps Prompt Complaints From Lord Fairfax Residents
Middletown town council heard Lord Fairfax subdivision residents urge lowering sewer lines to ease pump caused problems. Arthur Smith cited back ups and raw sewage. contractor said lines were 18 inches deeper than blueprints. Council expressed sympathy but said funds and feasibility blocked action.
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Middletown
Lord Fairfax
Arthur Smith
Coucil
Smith
Richard Neff
Granville Buckman
Weather forecasts show showers in the North and cooler trends in Virginia
The forecast calls for showers tomorrow in the Northern Valley and Virginia with sun and heat in places. Highs reach the 90s, with thunderstorms tonight followed by cooler conditions and more showers on Saturday.
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Virginia
Panhandle
National Weather Service
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Great Lakes
White Power March by Klan Probed Near Civil Rights Slaying Site
About 50 Ku Klux Klan members began a white power march from Selma toward Montgomery along the 1965 voting rights route. The group aimed near the site where Viola Liuzzo was killed after the march, with federal cases tied to the slaying, and one Klansman indicted in Savannah.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Henry Howell
Afl-Cio
Howell
Charles Robb
Robb
Japan
China
Julian Carper
Carper
House of Delegates
Virginia Senate
Herbert E. Harris
D&th
Sen
Joseph R. Biden Jr
D-Del
Selma
Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Montgomery
Martin Luther King Jr
Bill Wilkinson
the Invisible Knights of
Viola Liuzzo
Detroit
Girl 16 Found Guilty Of First Degree Murder
A 16 year old Anderson South Carolina girl Deana Marie Cox was convicted of first degree murder and robbery for the March 5 killing of Swain Harlan Graham 65, the night manager of the Islander Motel Mathews County. She faces a minimum sentence of 25 years and a maximum life. Sentencing postponed for pre sentence report.
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Williamsburg
Anderson
S.C
Deana Marie Cox
Swain
Harlan Graham
Islander
Mathews County
Robert T. Armistead
William Curtis
Ve Armistead
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