Egypt Says It Will Pledge with Israel If Reciprocity Is Measured
Cairo informs U N envoy Jarring through Al Ahram that Egypt will pledge compliance with the 1967 Security Council resolution if Israel does likewise. The note calls for Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories and a just Palestinian solution, plus a renunciation of force and expansionism.
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Egypt
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Security Council
Middle East
Israel
Cairo
al Ahram
Jarring
Jordan
United Nations
New York
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
Sharm el Sheikh
Sinai
Gulf of Aqaba
Strait of Tiran
Mahmoud Riad
Clarke School Board Seeks 1.5 Million Budget Increase
Clarke County School Board mails a 1,494,254 budget request to Supervisors, up 36,770 from this year. The plan funds higher teacher salaries per the Clarke County Education Association proposal, adds 17,000 for two new buses, 8,000 for lunch program, 5,000 for old Berryville High School demolition, and 15,000 to convert the Clarke County High School coal furnace to oil. Special Items drop from 278,000 to 167,000, offsetting other increases as debt service rises to 88,400 and vocational school costs approach 22,000 with the fall opening pending.
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Berryy
Clarke County School Board
Board of Supervisors
Clarke County Education Association
Berryville
Clarke County High School
Dowell J. Howard
Clarke County
School leaders discuss annexation effects at Kline Elementary
Winchester and Frederick County superintendents Jacob L. Johnson and Dr Melton Wright will discuss annexation and its impact on schools at a public meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Kline Elementary School sponsored by the Kline Parent Teachers Association.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Kline
Jacob L. Johnson
Melton Wright
Kline Parent-Teachers Assn
Town Clock at City Hall Off By One Minute
City Hall clock received routine service on Monday. One face ran one minute slow while the rest was in good condition. Also appears an Amherst Diner Thursday night special offers Spponetti Dinner with tossed salad and coffee for 1.75 and children's dinners priced at 1.5.9.
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Amherst
Winchester Crime Falls in Major Offenses in 1970
Winchester Police Chief A Warren Rudolph reports 1970 major crimes dropped to 731 from 772 in 1969, a 5.3 percent decrease, while cases cleared rose to 198 from 187 and the clearance rate improved to 27.1 percent. Totals show charges up to 2,124. juvenile offenders down to 132. meter fines up to 9,447. parking meters revenue up to 76,125.96. city fines rise to 20,739.
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Winchester
A. Warren Rudolph
Rudolph
Winchester Police
Winchester Municipal Court
Congress Returns To Work Amid Budget and Filibuster Debates
Congress resumes after a five day recess with minimal action planned. The House panel considers raising the debt limit from 395 to 435 billion while the Senate fights over a proposal to shorten filibusters with a three fifths vote. Senate sponsors James Pearson and Frank Church push a change backed cautiously by the White House.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Sen
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Frank Church
D-Idaho
White House
Nixon
Nixon seeks 40 billion debt ceiling increase to 435 billion
The Nixon administration asked Congress for a 40 billion dollar rise in the national debt limit to 435 billion, the largest hike since World War II. Treasury Secretary Connally presented the request to the House Ways and Means Committee, a body led by Democrats critical of the administration's economic policy.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon weighs wage and price freeze on construction industry
Nixon’s annual economic report rejected wage and price controls to curb inflation yet signals consideration of a temporary freeze on construction wages and prices. Lawmakers note shift as Davis Bacon repeal remains debated. some see broader use of power while others urge restraint. Winchester Frederick Co. Conservation Club meets tonight at 7:30 with a 6:30 board session.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Winchester Frederick Co
Conservation Club
Board
Minimum Housing Code Seeks Space Rules for Winchester Units
The article explains Winchester City Council's proposed Minimum Housing Ordinance. It sets two main space standards: a base 150 square feet for the first occupant plus 100 square feet for each additional occupant, based on total habitable room area. A habitable room excludes bathrooms and storage areas. If four residents over one year old live in a unit, the dwelling must have at least 450 square feet.
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Winchester
Blocked by rain as U S troops hold Rockpile near Khe Sanh
North Vietnamese forces attack an American position near the Rockpile, northeast of Khe Sanh, while rain and low clouds prevent reinforcements. At dusk, U S troops reportedly hold out after artillery support and air strikes. Reports say early wounded surpass six.
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
U.S
Quang Tri
Air Force
An River Dah
Acing
Laos
United States
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
U.S. Navy
Demilitarized Zone
Howell Will Run For Reelection
Norfolk Senator Henry E. Howell Jr. says he will seek reelection in Virginia this year either from a single-member district or at large. He pushed amendments to the reapportionment plan and plans federal court if state action fails. Breeden, Norfolk’s other senator, is expected to run again from the same district.
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Richmond
Henry E. Howell Jr
Norfolk
Senate
Howell
Andrew P. Miller
Virginia Senate
Edward L. Breeden Jr
Breeden
Weather notes and local egg ad in Richmond
A cold front brings cloudiness to Virginia while a Gulf air ridge moves in. Small eggs priced at 3 dozen for 1.25 dollars from Cline's Egg Factory. 662 5684.
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Richmond
Virginia
Gulf of Mexico
Cline’s
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