Mortar Attack Takes GI Toll During Truce
Saigon reports first VC mortar attack during New Year cease-fire leaves at least one American dead and several wounded. Ten South Vietnamese soldiers are wounded in four more rocket and mortar strikes as the 72 hour halt begins with no major ground fighting.
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Mystery French gunboats near Haifa amid Mediterranean weather
Five French gunboats sailing from Cherbourg toward Israel’s Haifa face rough seas and cloud cover. Israel Navy escorts slow the ships, with weather hampering interception chances. The convoy, seen east of Sicily and Crete, could reach port only after daylight.
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Winchester Jaycees Christmas Lighting Contest Judges Decide
TED MORGAN said the judging occurred last night with about five hours of travel across the city and county. Winners have not yet been notified and will be announced tomorrow.
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New England Braces for More Harsh Weather
The Associated Press reports new storms are expected to hit New England late today or tonight though a repeat of the Christmas storm is unlikely. Vermont saw as much as 60 inches of snow with Massachusetts reports up to 50 inches in some areas, prompting snowmobile deliveries and milk dumping as power failures disrupted dairy operations. Vermont declared a disaster as flood risks rose along coasts and rain spread from Texas to the Virginias.
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Brighter Tomorrow Delayed for Some Taxpayers
Washington AP reports that the Tax Reform Act may reduce take home pay for many workers due to withholding table quirks and resumed Social Security taxes for earnings over 7800. IRS figures show weekly changes for families earning 5000 to 15000 yearly, with varying tax and social security impacts and refunds possible at year end.
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Nixon signs biggest tax bill in a generation
President Nixon signs a sweeping tax revision aimed at closing loopholes while offering more reductions than requested. The measure boosts Social Security, raises the personal exemption, and benefits low income filers though officials warn of future deficits. A separate coal mine safety bill awaits his signature.
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Gunter Denies Unprofessional Conduct in Virginia Bar Case
Attorney E. Eugene Gunter denies guilt of unprofessional conduct in a Virginia State Bar Bill of Complaint. He filed an Answer in Winchester Corporation Court seeking dismissal and an official reprimand against him. The filing reveals he represented Richard Lee Nicholson Jr. and Julian Forrest Boyer in July 1968 regarding abduction and rape charges involving a 15 year old.
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Agnew Applauded At Marcos Inauguration In Manila
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew received warm applause at the Manila inaugural of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos. Security was tight as he attended the outdoor ceremony and greeted by government officials and Marcos supporters. A later motorcade to a hotel for talks with South Korea Premier Chung Il kwon followed. A prior night demonstration with Molotov bomb incidents injured about 10. two University of the Philippines students faced assault and explosives charges. Marcos urged unity and shared burdens with the wealthy, stressing constructive peace and self-reliance.
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Frontal rain and cold snap forecast for Virginia
A near stationary frontal zone south of Virginia brings rain at times heavy and a slight warming trend through Wednesday morning, followed by colder air Wednesday night. Fire company meeting postponed to Thursday January 8. Promotions include a fish fry at Howard Johnson's and a sale at Smalls Garden Center. Accounts insured to 20 000 by a US government agency and Winchester Savings and Loan.
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