Portrait of a County III Frederick ls Industry
Editor notes this is the third in a Frederick County series examining its history government resources assets and problems. The piece outlines industrial foundations and labor force roles shaping the county's development and future prospects.
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Frederick County
Winchester area labor force and wages rise in 1964 65
The March 1964 labor force for Winchester and Frederick County stood at 16 233 with unemployment at 4.0 percent. Employment rose 10.2 percent from 1960 to 1964, driven by nonmanufacturing and manufacturing growth. Frederick County agriculture declined with 1960 64 losses, while average annual wages reached 4587 in the county and 4013 in Winchester for the year ending March 31 1965.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Council Seeks Point-of-Origin Tax Return Plan
Winchester council urged that if a statewide two percent sales tax passes, one percent be returned to localities. Distribution would be split by point of origin and school age population. The plan ties to Winchester's cross state trade area and high per capita retail sales.
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Godwin
Winchester
West Virginia
Virginia
Virginia House wrestles with sales tax amendments
Gov Godwin’s sales tax bill faces delay as about 100 amendments clog the House Finance Committee. A 2 percent tax proposal remains under review with a new session to trim the measures and push for floor passage. Meanwhile the Norfolk Virginia Beach liquor by the drink issue heads to a Senate Welfare Committee vote amid opposition.
Godwin urges quick vote on sales tax bill today
Richmond AP report says Gov. Godwin pressed the House Finance Committee to move the 160 million dollar sales tax measure promptly amid 100 plus amendments. He defended the escalator to 3 percent in 1968 and backed a 2 percent local share split by school age population while considering auto registration changes and funding education through local use of sales tax revenue. He also praised the education programs and critiqued exclusions from the community college plan.
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Richmond
Godwin
House Finance Committee
House Education Committee
Richard Bland
Clinch Valley
Christopher Newport
Shuttle Buses For Hospital Follies Amid Weather and Parking Limits
Shuttle buses will shuttle attendees to Shenandoah College for the Hospital Follies with departures at 7 7 30 and 8 p m from the south lot behind Montgomery Ward. Return trips are planned after performances. Follies urging early arrival and curtain at 8 30 p m. Fire Committee head Carroll H Henkel warned about chimney fires noting missing flue liners and poor construction and urged chimney cleaning with soot removal via chains. Friendship Fire Co offers cleaning facilities.
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Shenandoah College
Montgomery Ward
Fire Committee
Carroll H. Henkel
Friendship Fire Co
U S Planes Step Up Attacks Across Viet Nam
U S jet fighters pressed attacks in both North and South Viet Nam as ground forces scaled back. American toll rose over 50 percent with 89 killed, 499 wounded, eight missing. B52s joined the strike from Guam against Viet Cong groups in Tay Ninh and Phu Yen. No American losses reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Vientiane
Laos
Laotian Defense Ministry
Viet Nam
Strategic Air Command
Guam
Tay Ninh
Phu Yen
Russian writer Valery Tarsis arrives in London seeking asylum
Valery Tarsis, 60, the Soviet critic who called Communist society an insane asylum, reaches London Airport from Warsaw last night. He says he lives here now but declines to confirm if he seeks asylum in Britain. His book Ward 7, smuggled from behind the Iron Curtain, recently appeared in the West.
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Valery Tarsis
Soviet Union
London
Warsaw
Tarsis
West
Iron Curtain
Britain
Legislature At a Glance
Senate convenes at noon with a welfare committee hearing on a local option whisky by the drink bill for Norfolk and Virginia Beach. A Courts of Justice hearing considers hospital and blood technician protections under implied consent and lowering blood alcohol from 0.15 to 0.10. House hearings on a $2.2 billion budget bill and on creating a State College Building Authority with bond powers. A Senate bill would repeal auto confiscation for revoked permits.
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Henry E. Howell
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Senate Welfare Committee
Senate
Welfare Committee
Virginia
Courts of Justice Committee
House
House Appropriations
Senate Finance Committees
State College Building Authority
Vice President Hubert Humphrey Heads for Saigon
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey headed for Saigon to press for action on President Johnson's demands for political economic and social progress in South Vietnam. He traveled from Los Angeles to Honolulu before continuing across the Pacific on a 10 to 12 day mission likely to include Thailand Malaysia Australia and India with New Zealand also mentioned.
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Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Asia
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Saigon
Johnson
Pacific
Washington
Thailand
Malaysia
Australia
India
Keith Holyoake
New Zealand
Auckland
Bankok
Winchester OKs Historic Buildings Preservation Ordinance
Architectural Review Board ordinance passed 11 to 2 to protect structures pre 1860 in Historic Winchester. The measure creates a five member board, defines the Historic Winchester area, and inventories eligible buildings with optional owner participation and advisory permits.
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Architectural Review Board
Winchester
Blue Ridge
H. W. Butler, Jr
James Fleming
Ted
Board of Zoning Appeals
Corporation Court
Johnson Returns from Honolulu Talks on Viet Nam
President Johnson arrives back in Washington after a three day Honolulu conference with South Vietnamese leaders. He says they will meet again soon and stresses social and political progress cannot wait for an end to fighting. The 10 point communique outlines military policy and renewed efforts toward social reform.
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United States
Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Hawaii
Humphrey
Pacific
Los Angeles International
Honolulu
Viet Nam
Haiphong
Nguyen van Thieu
National Liberation Front
U. S
NLF
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Doug O’connell
Greater
Virginia Woolen Co
LBJ
Finance Committee
Stewart Bell, Jr
William M. Battaille
Norfolk, Virginia Beach
Del
Bernard Levin
Levin
Finance
Harrison
Mary V. Headley
Shawnee Fire Hall
Headley’s
Legislature
THE
Associated Press
Beach
Hum Phrey
Henkel
Board
Washington St
Fairfax Lane
Cork St
Braddock St
Pall Mall St
Loudoun St
Clark St
Germain St
Cameron St
Piccadilly St
Kent St
Boscawen St
Leicester St
City
Specetor
Viet
Hubert H.humphrey
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
South Lawn
Market St. Methodist Church
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Denny’s
Margaret L. Hodgson
Margaret L. Nn Hat & Dress Shop