Carter weighs options to jumpstart housing market
President elect Carter plans to meet housing advisers in Blair House to outline steps to boost construction. A likely option is asking Congress to appropriate up to 5 billion dollars to subsidize mortgage interest rates, using existing Emergency Housing Act authority.
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Heavy Fire Destroys Section of Smalley Co Plant
Early morning blaze at Smalley Co in Berryville damages a 200 by 100 foot rough lumber area. Fire crews from Enders Boyce Charles Town and Rouss battled freezing conditions, ice and downed lines from 2 a.m. to about 7 a.m. No injuries or damage estimate announced.
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Frederick Board Approves Jail Plan
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved a regional jail plan and allocated 562.50 as its share of funds to receive a 45 000 federal grant with four localities Winchester Frederick Clarke and Warren Counties. The plan aims to ease jail overcrowding and separate female and juvenile prisoners from adult males.
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Will Owings
Carroll Mauck
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Winchester
Thomas Malcolm
Clarke County
Warren County
Frederick-Winchester
Kissinger Warns NATO Of Soviet Economic Military Rise
Outgoing U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told NATO foreign ministers in Brussels that Moscow's growing economic strength translates into greater military power. He also carried a message from President-elect Carter regarding the Soviet threat.
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Hearst to face public appearance amid heavy security
Patricia Hearst will be escorted by a platoon of private guards for her first public appearance since bail. Her Boston attorney says security will be massive as she travels from San Francisco for a hearing on pretrial matters and potential delays to the January trial.
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al Johnson
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Johnson
Nob Hill
Symbionese Liberation Army
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
Salim el Hoss Opens bid for new Lebanon government
Moslem banker Salim el Hoss began forming a new Lebanese government under President Elias Sarkis. He aims a government of work reconstruction and reconciliation with emergency powers for six months and potential capital punishment reinstatement. The plan backs by the Syrian army seeks stability for a vast reconstruction while leftist papers fear censorship.
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Elias Sarkis
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Sarkis
Suspense Builds Over Electoral College Meeting 1976
The 51 electors meet Monday amid challenges to Carter’s win. Ohio awaits Judge Kinneary’s ruling before certifying 25 electors, while the Labor party and some Republicans weigh further actions. New York and Wisconsin challenges loom as legal maneuvers unfold.
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Jimmy Carter
Ohio
Ted Brown
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Joseph P. Kinneary
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Guy Vander Jagt
R-Mich
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Frederick Board of Supervisors Deliberates on Inspector Controversy
The Frederick County Building Inspector and a county citizen clashed at a Board meeting last night. A Warren County man died in a Guatemalan airplane crash reported on page 19.
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