Soda Shop Moves Into Avalon II Next Week
Berryville owners move the Soda Shop into Avalon II to consolidate menus and staff. The 5:30 a.m. breakfast will start in the Avalon space with the same prices and doughnuts, as renovations and licensing proceed. The Avalon II opened last December under new liquor laws and ABC licenses are expected soon.
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Berryville
Fred Harner
Soda Shop
Avalon II
Harner
Avalon
Coffee Klatch
State Alcoholic Control Board
ABC
New York Court Rules Alimony Must Continue in Open Living Arrangement
The New York Court of Appeals, in a 5-2 decision, ordered Ray Northrup to keep paying $160 monthly alimony to his ex wife Anna Northrup who was living openly with another man. The ruling hinges on an obscure 1938 law requiring proof of passing herself off as married before alimony can end. Dissenters called the interpretation unrealistically strict and warned it subsidizes the ex wife’s affairs.
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Albany
N.Y
Court of Appeals
New York
Lawrence Cooke
Rochester
Ray
Anna Northrup
Ray Prentice
Northrup
High Court
Prentice
Sol Wachtler
Wachtler
Dominick Gabrielli ‘Oined
Virginia House weighs pari mutuel betting push and privacy limits
Delegate Callahan urges moving ahead citing 1969 voter approval while opponents warn extended wiretap powers raise privacy costs. Guest notes organized crime influence and signals Senate handling by Senator Babalas as House poised for pari mutuel passage.
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House
Virginia
Vincent F. Callahan Jr
McLean
House of Delegates
Callahan
Guest
Peter Babalas
Norfolk
Senate
Babalas
William A. Truban
Woodstock
Truban
Two Women Face Charges After Capitol Protest
Jean Marshall Clarke 31 of Berryville and Marianne Fowler 33 of Alexandria faced misdemeanor charges after a December 8 vote protest at the Virginia State Capitol. Clarke was charged today with assaulting a capitol police officer by kneeing him, while Fowler was charged with assault for allegedly spitting on an officer. Trials had been delayed to March 2 at the request of an assistant commonwealth's attorney. Both women had been charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct for singing and chanting during the demonstration. Clarke is NOW Virginia coordinator and Fowler heads Virginians for the Equal Rights Amendment political action committee. Each count carries up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Richmond
Capitol
General Assembly
Jean Marshall Clarke
House Privileges & Elections Committee
Fowler
Clarke
Ruth Harvey Charity
Danville
Charity
Democratic National
Carter rejects plea in labor standoff at White House
President Carter warned of stronger measures if miners refuse to return, exploring Taft Hartley provisions while avoiding a court injunction. Talks at the White House followed pressure from UMW leaders and administration officials over an 80 day cooling off period. In Puerto Rico a school bus fell into a ravine, killing 11 children and injuring over 30.
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Carter
UMW
Miller
Associated Press
Taft-Hartley
Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico
Tidewater Faces 93 Percent Auto Traffic Cut in 1987 Deadline
Virginia Beach officials face possible extreme measures to meet 1977 Clean Air Act standards and cut automobile traffic by 93 percent by 1987. McDonald of the State Air Pollution Control Board warns EPA could block new industry permits if no action is taken.
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Virginia Beach
Lucien B. McDonald
State Air Pollution Control Board
McDonald
Tidewater
EPA
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Rita Scaffer
Clarke County
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