Lance Carter Budget Meeting Signals Political Firestorm
Bert Lance meets with President Carter in the Oval Office to discuss budget limits and civil service pay as lawmakers weigh his fitness for director of the Office of Management and Budget. Senator Proxmire calls for replacement but not resignation. Rep. Reuss defends him.
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Vance briefs Carter on Chinese leaders confident about reform
Secretary of State Vance tells President Carter Chinese leaders feel secure and relaxed during a four day Peking visit. A White House statement calls the trip a good beginning toward formal recognition, with no immediate plan for Carter to visit China.
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Postmasters Salaries Highlight Area Offices in Region
Salaries for 19 post offices in Frederick Clarke and Warren counties and Winchester total 286006 annually, per a Postal Service spokesman. Some postmasters refuse comment on salary releases, citing privacy and potential pressure from officials.
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Dave McLean
Envoys Seek Peace in Rhodesia Talks with Vorster
Ambassador Andrew Young and British Foreign Secretary David Owen met Prime Minister Vorster in Pretoria for four hours seeking a peaceful Rhodesia settlement. They hope King Ian Smith accepts the plan to end five years of guerrilla war, with a possible second session and delayed Kenya departure.
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John Vorster
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First Day Of School Again By NEILHAEMER Star Staff Writer
The article reflects on the mixed emotions of the first day of school for students parents and adults. It notes anxieties about class assignments building familiarity and travel while stressing the community role and tax implications of school operations.
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Dalton waits for Howell to support accusations at capitol
Richmond AP Lt Gov John Dalton invites reporters and his rival Henry Howell to a Capitol meeting at 12 30 pm to prove or drop Howell s charges of conflict of interest Howell declines to attend Howell plans to speak in Halifax County then attend a Mondale fundraiser while Dalton demands proof and Howell counters that he lacks necessary information to prove the charges
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Roanoke
Frank Bolling
Backbone of education in Warren County feature
A weekly Wire from Warren profiles Warren County education as the backbone of the community. A separate note reports a Front Royal police department special meeting held yesterday to tackle internal problems. Thelma Clare is named head of the United Fund Individual Division.
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