Nixon works on world state message in Florida
President Nixon met with Secretary Rogers and Henry Kissinger in Key Biscayne to finalize a 65 000 word state of the world report for Congress. Kissinger said some points may be new while aiming for a weekend final draft with optimistic talks on arms control prospects.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
Rogers
Kissinger
Florida
Tricia
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
H.R. Haldeman
White House
National Security Council
State Department
U S aircraft shot down in Indochina raids widen toll
In Indochina today Twenty U S aircraft were reported shot down or crashed with at least 16 Americans killed and seven wounded in the past five days The U S command noted 500 helicopter missions across Laos on Thursday and disclosed 12 aircraft losses since Monday including helicopters and a C123 transport A Saigon briefing said 165 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong were killed in Laos and Cambodia drives with several helicopters shot down in Laos and Vietnam
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Saigon
U.S
Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
A Shan
U.S. Command
Quang Tri
Associated Press
Michael Putzel
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Handley eighth grader Allan Richardson enjoys ballet and flute
Allan Richardson, an eighth grader at Handley, pursues ballet and flute. She previously cheered at Winchester Intermediate School and took part in intramurals last year.
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Allan Richardson
Handley
Winchester Intermediate School
Strong Advance in Personal Income in January
The Commerce Department reports an $8 billion rise in January personal income to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $825.5 billion. The gain, boosted by higher wages, more hours, and employment, partly reflects GM strike settlement. wages and salaries rose $6.75 billion to $556.5 billion with broad industry gains including a $2.5 billion jump in distributive industries.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Red Cross Bloodmobile visit in Winchester on February
The Exchange Club of Winchester sponsors a Red Cross Bloodmobile stop at Christ Episcopal Church Parish House on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 175 donors are needed to reach a quota of 155 pints. Advance appointments available by telephoning 662-5412.
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Exchange Club of
Winchester
Red Cross
Christ Episcopal Church
B. Mitchell Knight, Jr
Exchange Club
Mayors accuse Nixon of reverse revenue sharing
A nine mayor committee led by John V. Lindsay accuses the Nixon administration of reverse revenue sharing by cutting urban aid and delaying $1.3 billion Congress authorized for urban renewal sewer water construction public housing and model cities. Lindsay cites cuts to Youth Corps and Community Action Program with higher local shares as a pattern harming cities.
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San Francisco
U.S
John V. Lindsay
New York
Congress
Lindsay
Legislative Action Committee of the
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Joseph Alioto
Delay in War End Hearings Clouded by Testimony Reluctance
Senate Foreign Relations Chair Fulbright cites Secretary Rogers and Secretary Laird as unwilling to testify in open session delaying hearings on ending the Indochina war. The panel contemplates Javits proposed independent information unit as alternative to executive briefings. Rep. Abzug accuses administration of deception over Laos invasion and stresses reclaiming war powers.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Laos
Fulbright
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Arkansas Democrat
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
U.S
Congress
Abzug
Woman's National Democratic Committee
Rogers
Laird
House Action Keeps Winchester Area Redistricting Plan
The Virginia House of Delegates passed its redistricting bill with no change to the Winchester District plan, creating District 19 combining Frederick Clarke Fauquier and Warren Counties and electing two delegates. Senatorial lines pending Senate action.
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General Assembly
House of Delegates
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Fauquier
Warren
F. L. Largent, Jr
Storm Destroys Dozens of Buildings in Lake Charles
Tornadic winds struck a 10 block stretch on U S Route 90 in Lake Charles, destroying a furniture store, two motels, a restaurant and an appliance store. Many homes were damaged, one empty house collapsed, looting occurred and the National Guard was mobilized to patrol a sealed area with an arrest reported.
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Lake Charles
U.S. 90
National Guard
Winchester Minimum Housing Ordinance Draws Broad Scope
The proposed Minimum Housing Ordinance would apply to all residential buildings within the city and to any building with a dwelling unit, regardless of age or use. It requires conformance within 12 months for alterations exceeding 50 percent of structure value and mandates ongoing maintenance to keep safety and sanitation standards.
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Winchester
Star
Lon Nol to Be Treated in U S After Relapse
Cambodian premier Lon Nol, ill with a stroke and partly paralyzed, will be flown to the United States for treatment, likely to Tripler Hospital in Honolulu, with power transfers to Deputy Premier Sisowath Sirik Matak said.
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Saigon
Lon Nol
Cambodia
U.S. Army
Honolulu
Phnom Penh
U.S
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Sisowatch Sirik Matak
Am Rong
Weather Opening Saturday Brings Virginia Precipitation
A low pressure system from the west and another from the Gulf are set to reach Virginia early Saturday bringing extensive rain and precipitation. The notice includes local business corrections and ads for pastry shops, furniture, and dining options in the Richmond area.
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Richmond
Virginia
Gulf
State
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