Marsh heads Ford transition team in White House
Virginia congressman and White House aide John O Marsh Jr leads a five member transition team as Ford moves from vice president to president amid a troubled era. Marsh, born in Winchester and raised in Harrisonburg, recalls four power transitions and predicts a lasting impact of Ford on the presidency.
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Carter faces tax relief push as economy crisis looms
President-elect Carter receives widespread urging from staff, business leaders and labor to enact tax breaks to jumpstart growth. House Speaker designate O'Neill urges restraint until consumer spending after Christmas is analyzed. Reginald Jones and Leonard Woodcock push quick, targeted relief including rebates and tax cuts to spur jobs and growth.
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No Agreement on How to Attack Virginia Deficit
Gov. Mills Godwin and lawmakers remain at an impasse over addressing Virginia 117.2 million general fund deficit tied to weak revenues and a sluggish 1976 78 economy. They met with key budget panels and sought consensus before the January 1977 General Assembly session.
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Carter Entourage Faces Transitional Tensions in White House
In Carter’s early transition, the new administration appears to drift from campaign novelty toward traditional governance. Leaders like Jordan defend the lineup while critics such as Ralph Nader warn of banker influence and limited consultation, signaling growing pains in appointments and policy direction.
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Pledge Against First Use Of Nuclear Arms Rejected
The United States and NATO allies rejected a Soviet proposal for a mutual pledge against first use of nuclear weapons. They argued allies must keep freedom to use any weapon against aggression and would not cap membership, keeping Spain’s potential entry open.
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Warren County School Board outlines new Virginia standards
The Warren County School Board met last night to outline the new state standards for Virginia Public Schools. A separate item notes vandalism at Winchester Recreation Park with heavy damage caused late Wednesday night. A photo continues on today’s Area News page with John C. Marsh Jr.’s ongoing story and three more color photos on page 12.
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