Tree Cutting at Panmunjom Sparks US Military Show of Force
The United States orders a navy task force toward Korea and positions 26 helicopter gunships jet fighters and three B52 bombers as 300 U S and South Korean troops guard a work party cutting a 40 foot Normandy poplar at Panmunjom in the DMZ amid North Korean charges of provocation. The 7th Fleet carrier Midway moves toward Korean waters while Kissinger seeks reparations and an explanation for the axe slaying of two American officers.
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Vietnam seeks UN membership amid MIA stalemate
Vietnam applies for admission to the United Nations even as an American veto is anticipated. Washington delays comment on the move while U.S. officials link progress with resolving the fate of about 900 U.S. MIAs from the Vietnam War and broader normalization talks.
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Hashish Seized In Richmond Raid Largest Yet
Richmond police seized 74 pounds of hashish with a $25 000 value in a south Richmond apartment raid. Capt. Stuart Cook called it the largest quantity seen locally. David Keith Roszell 41 and David Banner Owens 27 were arrested and charged with possessing hashish with intent to distribute.
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47 Bodies Found in Argentine Violence
The bloodiest day of Argentine political violence this year reports 47 bullet riddled dead and at least 10 bomb blasts in the Buenos Aires area. Authorities confirm 30 bodies near Pilar north of the capital and 17 more outside Lomas de Zamora.
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African bloc seeks to bar South Africa from IAEA
Washington reports a large group of black African countries led by Nigeria is pressing to suspend South Africa from the IAEA at the Rio de Janeiro general conference. Officials warn a suspension could affect its permanent board seat and undermine safeguards, potentially prompting wider regional pushes.
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Walking Tour Booklet Highlights Winchester Preservation Efforts
Preservation of Historic Winchester Inc. debuts a 40 page self guided walking tour booklet titled A Walking Tour of Historic Winchester It features history highlights architectural forms and 25 pages of photos and directions for about 50 buildings along downtown routes The project supports the group s revolving fund for acquiring and preserving structures.
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Ford slows pace as Carter moves to West Coast
President Ford rests on medical advice at Vail Colorado while Jimmy Carter maps a West Coast campaign swing and debates loom with Ford. Ronald Reagan hints at a third party option if Ford loses, urging reassessment. Carter and Mondale press for debates and a White House leadership choice.
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Apple Harvest Dates Set After Sept. 1 Across County
Frederick County Fruit Grower committee approves picking of Golden Delicious Red Delicious and Jonathan apples to start the week of Sept. 6 based on Virginia Tech assessed maturity. Early bloom pushed fruit two weeks ahead with cool nights improving color and eating quality to standout levels.
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Wayside Theatre Review Man With a Load of Mischief
The Star previews Wayside Theatre's latest production Man With a Load of Mischief in the Living section. The review highlights performances, plotting, and stagecraft as readers get a perceptive take on the show.
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