Pakistan Recognizes Bangladesh New Military Government
Pakistan moved quickly to recognize the Islamic Republic of Bangladesh after the coup that killed President Mujibur Rahman. Prime Minister Bhutto announced recognition, while Ahmed was installed as president and a curfew was briefly eased before indefinite reimposition.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Islamabad
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Islamic Republic of
Radio Bangladesh
Mujibur Rahman
Khondakar Mushtaque Ah
Med
Mujibur
Ahmed
Shiek Mujib
Shiek
Calcutta
Bhutto
Lahore
East Pakistan
Bangladesh Foreign Ministry
Electricity costs loom as top Virginia election issue
In Richmond AP report, Virginia Democrats warn rising electricity prices dominate fall campaigns. Sen. William Fears notes inflation as next priority while Del. Edward Lane and Sen. George Aldhizer discuss balancing the 6.2 billion biennial budget. Pendleton adds corrections reform to the 1976 agenda.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Virginia
William Fears
Daccomac
Democratic Party
Fears
Del
Edward E. Lane
House Appropriations Committee
George Aldhizer
Dockingham
Lane
Aldhizer
Donald G. Pendleton
D-Amherst
General Assembly
Revision Urged for Virginia Shoplifting Law
Virginia Attorney General Andrew P. Miller says the shoplifting law needs revision. He notes police cannot arrest without a warrant for shoplifting unless the offense is witnessed. Miller cites no statute authorizing warrantless shoplifting arrests and questions merchant citizen arrests or detentions.
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Richmond
Virginia
Andrew P. Miller
Miller
New York Apple Crop Brought Hope and Worries
Highland officials warn the 1975 New York apple harvest may be the largest in 50 years yet bring losses for farmers. Crop forecasts show higher volume but smaller fruit, pressuring prices and processing demand. Dr Forshey notes McIntosh size standards and statewide growth patterns amid a national 7.3 billion pound crop.
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Highland
N.Y
New York State
New York
C.G. Forshey
McIntosh
Matilda Township
Dundas County
Ontario
Canada
Allan McIntosh
New England
Forshey
State of Washington
Kissinger Ford Meet in Colorado on Mid East Accord Talks
President Ford and Secretary of State Kissinger gather in Vail Colorado amid reports an Israeli Egyptian interim accord nears. Kissinger and his wife Nancy flew from Washington to brief Ford on latest developments. He cautions against calling progress a breakthrough and says they will review the negotiations status.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Nancy
Washington
Israel
Egypt
White House
Kissingers
Fords
Simcha Dinitz
Appeal Planned On Campaign Finance Ruling
Challengers to the new campaign finance law plan a quick appeal to the Supreme Court after a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling upheld main provisions. Senator Buckley and former Senator McCarthy argue the law unduly restricts political speech and favors incumbents. The ruling backed public financing, the Federal Election Commission, and reporting thresholds.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
U.S. Court of Appeals
McCarthy
James L. Buckley
Buckley
Congress
Federal Election Commission
Construction May Interrupt Traffic in Winchester Areas
The city warns Cork St between Greenwall and Euclid will close next week for water and sewer work. Other sites facing possible delays include 212 Shawnee Ave, 1047 Woodland Ave, Blue Ridge Terrace, Wentworth Drive, Applecroft Road, Beechcroft Road in Cedarmeade, Rt. 11 south between Washington and York Aves, Ambhurst St at Sacred Heart Academy, plus asphalt resurfacing on Weems Lane Papermill Road near Weems Lane Whittier Ave from Fox Drive to Linden Drive and Wood Ave to Walker St.
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Cork St
Greenwall
Euclid
Winchester
Shawnee Ave
Woodland Ave
Blue Ridge Terrace
Wentworth Drive
Applecroft Road
Beechcroft Road
Cedarmeade
Rt. 11
Washington and
York Aves
Ambherst
Weems Lane
Papermill Road
Whittier Ave
Fox Drive
Linden Drive
Wood Ave
Walker St
Palestinians Clash Near Tyre Coast Guard Battle
Palestinian guerrillas clashed with an Israeli navy vessel attempting to land commandos near Tyre in southern Lebanon. Two guerrillas were killed and one wounded, according to Wafa. Israeli forces reportedly shelled Hasbaya and the Arkoub base as fighting continued with no casualties on the Israeli side.
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Tyre
Lebanon
Wafa
Mediterranean
Buss
Hasbaya
Salah
Arkoub
Warm Humid Weekend Weather With Showers Likely
Warm humid conditions prevail with variable clouds and a risk of showers and thunderstorms through Sunday. Heavy rain may accompany storms. tonight lows in the mid to upper 60s and tomorrow highs in the mid to upper 80s near 90.
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Winchester
James Wood Football Team Without Home for Now
The James Wood football squad lacks a permanent home as construction continues. Ken Morrison analyzes the situation on today’s sports page while church notices and local aerial photos appear on other pages.
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James Wood
Ken Morrison
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Apple
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
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