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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1974

Page

3

Aid Cutoff Extension Approved by House

The House approved a foreign aid bill by a 297 to 98 vote extending the present moratorium until June 30. The measure follows months of debate and faces potential resistance in the Senate.

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State Police Assn Given Preliminary Approval

Richmond AP notes the Virginia State Police association received preliminary approval while officials weigh its objectives and plans. A department spokesman cautioned against union tactics, saying they could violate the department manual.

State Police Assn Richmond Virginia State

Australian-born Helen Reddy Becomes U.S. Citizen

In Los Angeles Helen Reddy, famed for I Am Woman, became a naturalized U.S. citizen tearing up during the oath. The ceremony was attended by her husband Jeff Wald, Traci Wald, 11, and Mayor Thomas Bradley. Senate conferees reached a compromise on 2.7 billion dollar aid to Turkey, suspended until human rights are recognized, with funds limited to intelligence gathering abroad.

Los Angeles AP AP Helen Reddy United States Miss Reddy I Am Woman Women’s Liberation Movement Jeff Wald Caer Traci Thomas Bradley Senate Turkey

Chester Star Seeks 1976 National Convention in Virginia

The newspaper notes an effort to bring the 1976 national convention to Virginia, highlighting the Norfolk area as best suited for venues. Officials say the event could generate millions in regional revenue over a week.

Nchester Evening Star Fitspatrick Norfolk

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