Budget Gripes Prompt Carter On 1980 Fiscal Plan
Democratic mayors a bipartisan governor group and National Advisory Committee for Women pressed budget cut concerns with President Carter. Mayor Kevin White led eight mayors and said Carter gave no final answers but would consider urban issues as the 1980 budget heads to Congress next month.
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National Advisory Committee For Women
White House
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Boston
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Congress
Courage and Dignity in End of Life Battle
Armetter Coleman, aided by George Washington Home staff, refused dialysis and other life support, choosing to die with dignity. The home and medical team prepared for death, faced emotional strain, and witnessed her fluctuating health before her December 11 passing and burial in Upperville.
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Janet Roop
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Armetter Coleman
Rockets Hit Kiryat Shmona After Palestinian Attacks
Tel Aviv reports a rocket barrage from southern Lebanon that wounded seven people, including five children, in Kiryat Shmona. Yasser Arafat’s PLO claimed responsibility in retaliation for a Wednesday air strike that Palestinian sources say killed or wounded 27. Israel had said the strikes were in response to Palestinian bombings since November 1. Three others were lightly hurt in the Israeli side.
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Galilee Panhandle
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Egypt
Foreign Ministry
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Mustafa Khalil
Brussels
Moshe Dayan
Cyrus Vance
PLO
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Qasamieh
Tyre
Dahr el Bourj
Byrd Jr Declares Independence from Democrats in 1970
Harry F. Byrd Jr. left the Democratic Party in 1970 and ran as an independent amid conservative realignment. He campaigned for Republican Sen.-elect John Warner while describing himself as an independent and stating, Yes, I do, that he now considers himself a Republican. He was discussed as a possible statewide candidate in 1981 and speculated for a General Assembly seat, though he had not decided what office to seek.
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John Warner
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Winchester board elects three officers at annual meeting
The Winchester Board of Zoning Appeals elected Daniel Grimes as chairman Thomas Rockwood as vice chairman and Cecil Adams as secretary during its annual election. The group also noted a quiet day amid regional tensions and holiday store closures.
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Daniel Grimes
Thomas Rockwood
Cecil Adams
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