Congress Faces Storm Over Federal Campaign Compliance
Washington lawmakers scramble after the Supreme Court upheld the subsidy system but ruled the Federal Election Commission must be reconstituted. Senators propose bills to restore authority and extend public financing, while critics warn of abolishing the agency before the March 1 deadline.
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Cold Fades as Warming Trend Begins in Virginia
The region saw a dip in cold, with morning lows around five degrees and winds easing. By tomorrow highs may reach near 50, while today’s clouds move in and temperatures climb toward 40. No major precipitation expected until Thursday and weekend clear.
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Godwin Pushes 97 Million for Virginia Construction Plans
Governor Mills E Godwin Jr vows a 97 million state construction program ready to bid once funds are approved. He will push for three new taxes and considers other options while stressing no item on the list should be dropped. He also weighs ERA ratification politics and new House bills on vehicle abandonment and mobile home definitions.
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Andy) Guest Jr
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Winchester zoning hearing questions hospital district layout
Councilman physician Dr. S Pannill Jones pressed last night for clarifications during the continued City Council hearing on Winchester's proposed Zoning Ordinance. He questioned hospital space needs, parking, and the inclusion of doctor offices and hospital owned property in the district, raising concerns over precedent and planning decisions.
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Moynihan to Teach at Harvard While Weighing Senate Run
Daniel Patrick Moynihan will leave the U N p ost end of the month but plans to resume teaching at Harvard and will eye a New York Senate seat. He said the next U N ambassador will follow Ford's policies and noted ongoing White House backing, while Democrats consider candidates for the Buckley seat.
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Armed band hijacks school bus near Djibouti
An armed group hijacked a school bus carrying 21 children of French military families and the driver, holding them hostage and demanding independence for Djibouti. The bus was halted between Djibouti and the Somali border as authorities assessed the crisis.
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Randolph-Macon Academy Scene Depicts Mock Disaster
Saturday at Randolph Macon Academy in Front Royal a staged disaster used cold weather and makeup to simulate realistic victims for rescue workers. The Star introduces Our Town a Winchester weekly feature spotlighting local people and places with a profile on George W. Good.
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