Virginia Governor Questions Tax Cut Outlook Amid 150 Million Local Aid Plan
Richmond AP Governor Dalton says Democrats whistling in the dark over a state surplus to fund a 150 million two year local aid package. He favors local property tax relief instead and cites a 98.7 million surplus with 43 million unspent. He questions a 250 million retirement system need and warns of other priorities including prisons and education.
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Virginia
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Virginia and Northern Valley Weather Data Report
Northern Valley forecast shows partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Virginia outlook calls for shower or thunderstorm tonight into Wednesday with mountain regions more likely to see rain. highs in the 80s to 90s, lows in the 60s to 70s.
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Immunization and Birth Rate Tied to Lower School Enrollment
Frederick County reports a drop in first day enrollment from 7 392 to 7 264 this year. Superintendent Melton F Wright says immunization requirements explain most of the decrease but expect rebound by Sept 15 as shots are completed. Clarke County enrollment falls from 1 850 to 1 777 with birth rate trends blamed for national and state declines.
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Clarke County
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Wade Johnson
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Ballerina Miss Vlasova Defection Saga Stirs Cold War Tensions
The Vlasova defection follows a string of Soviet ballet stars leaving for the West, touching U.S. Soviet talks on SALT II and prompting top leaders Carter and Brezhnev to seek a settlement. U.S. officials faced criticism over permits and interviews as Pan Am and INS navigate blame for the jet departure.
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School Menu at Daniel Morgan Middle School
Friday lunch offers Turkey cheese and pudding with milk. Fish squares on bun with tartar sauce, tater gems, green beans, and peanuts also listed.
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Daniel Morgan Middle
No Major Problems Seen In US Soviet Ties Over Vlasova Fallout
Washington officials say they do not expect major damage to U S Soviet relations from the clash over ballerina Ludmilla Vlasova. They expect possible harassment of American tourists or businessmen if retaliation occurs and note Soviets will weigh self interest in cooling tempers as the Senate returns.
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Wolff
Washington
Ludmilla Vlasova
United States
Inussia
Alexander Godunov
Godunov
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Inflation fears steady as SALT II looms in U S debate
The report links rising consumer prices and higher labor costs to inflation fears and notes expected action on SALT II in October or November. It mentions Soviet leverage, cultural exchanges, and defections, with officials downplaying broader retaliation and comparing the standoff to two elephants in close proximity.
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Rudolf) Nureyev
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