Kissinger Honored by His Hometown in Fuerth
Henry A. Kissinger receives Fuerth Bavaria Golden Citizen Medallion amid crowd barriers. He recalls Nazi persecution and warns of brutality and power. Kissinger notes renewed friendship between Americans and Germans as he stands with wife Nancy and famille including his parents and brother Walter.
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Fuerth
West Germany
Henry A. Kissinger
Bavaria
Germany
Kissinger
Harvard
Nancy
Walter
Louis Kissinger
United States
Virginia Democrats Tangle Over Bitter Governor Primary in 1977
Virginia Democrats face a split primary as Henry Howell announces his bid while Andrew Miller hints at future plans. The party stalemate could repeat 1969 when Holton won after a divisive race. A motion urged Howell and Miller to negotiate. lack of quorum blocked action.
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Richmond
Virginia
Henry Howell
Andrew P. Miller
General Assembly
Democratic State Central Committee
Murot Williams
Charlottesville
Del
Lewis Fickett
Fredericksburg
Fickett
Howell
Miller
Williams
Joseph T. Fitzpatrick
Linwood Holton
William Battle
Fred Pollard
Battle
Norfolk
Battle Still Rages in Beirut Seaside Hotels Despite Truce
In Beirut, gun battles continued near seaside hotels despite a truce pledge. Moslem and Christian militias clashed around the Holiday Inn and Moor tower as Palestinian groups tried to enforce the accord. Government control erodes amid the eight month civil war.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Palestinian Armed Struggle Command
Holiday Inn
Christian Phalange Party
Wadi al-Yahoud
Suleiman Franjieh
Rashid Karami
Karami
Mall Plan Still Viable but Site Could Be Different
The plan to build a 400000 square foot enclosed mall off Berryville Ave in Frederick County remains viable though a different site is possible. Developer Scott Bair of the Development Company of America proposed the project on 58 acres north of Winchester, near Interstate 81.
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Winchester
Scott Bair
The
Development Company of America
Westminster
Maryland
Berryville Ave
Frederick County
Massie Says Talks Ongoing Over Mall Land Split by I 81
Landowner Lee Place and a developer are in negotiations over a mall site that may sit on both sides of Interstate 81. Place and developer officials were unavailable for comment amid the holiday period. Frederick County Planner Ron Berg noted no contact with the county but expressed enthusiasm should the project proceed.
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Joseph Massie
Lee Place
Place
Massie
Bair
Ron Berg
Frederick County
Winchester Planning Commission
Schools Can Impact Violence Through School Responsiveness
Johns Hopkins sociologists report schools can alleviate or worsen student crime. Findings show grades influence behavior, smaller schools limit problems, and truancy signals future issues. Active student participation and clear rules reduce discipline incidents, with improved school responsiveness potentially lowering crime.
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Johns Hopkins University
Maryland
McPartland
McBill
Bush Lets Vice Presidency Hinge On Offer
George Bush told the Senate committee he will not seek elective office as CIA director but may accept the vice presidency if offered. He urged leaving politics behind once confirmed and promised to curb domestic spying while heading the agency amid Senate concerns about his political background.
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Washington
George Bush
Ford
William E. Colby
CIA
Bush
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Peking
Frank Church
Senate Inteligence Committee
John Tower
R-Tex
Intelligence Committee
Tower
Armed Services Panel
GOP
China
Supreme Court stays release order on Pennsylvania children
The Supreme Court granted a stay on a federal court ruling that Pennsylvania must release thousands of children from mental institutions or hold hearings to determine retention. The stay delays the Nov 17 decision declaring the state's commitment laws unconstitutional.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Dutch Say They Will Wait Out Moluccans
Premier Joop den Uyl says the Dutch government will wait out the Moluccan nationalists holding hostages in the Indonesian consulate just as it did the gunmen who seized 24 aboard a train. He hopes for an early end and will not yield to political demands.
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Amsterdam
The
Netherlands
Joop den Uyl
den Uyl
Beilen
Indonesia
Dutch East Indies
Berryville Plans to Preserve Crossroads Role
Berryville planners seek to maintain the town as a historic crossroad after 218 years. Tax policy dispute centers on a Frederick County property owner who refuses property tax due to a disputed assessment. A Front Royal family bakery, now under new owner Wayne Heideman, expands as mother and father assist in production. The Back Room business continues strong, prompting expansion.
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Front Royal
Warren
Wayne Heideman
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Dies
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John Mathews
Washington Star
Wenders Inc
Winchester, Equipment Company
James W. McPartland
Edward L. McBill
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Berryville
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