Rhodesian Transition Plan Stalled by Black Leaders
Prime Minister Ian Smith faces resistance as black leaders reject a two tier interim government with a mixed white and black council led by Smith. They say the plan cannot win broad black support or international backing. Informed sources note proposals include a top council of state chaired by Smith with three whites and three blacks.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Smith
Council of State
Abel Muzorewa
Ndabaningi Sithole
Jeremiah Chirau
Joshua Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
Patriotic Front
Salisbury
Council of Ministers
Henry Kissinger
Zimbabwe
Public employee bargaining dead in Virginia session
Virginia debates fail to advance public employee bargaining as a Senate committee defers the measure to next year. A consumer auto repair bill is also pushed to the 1979 session after a delay for further study. An autopsy awaited in Bluefield searches for cause of death of 17 year old Gregory Heffinger.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Senate
Virginia
General Assembly
Charles Waddell
Dloudoun
Bluefield
Gregory Dale Heffinger
Hickory Hills
Graham High School
Heffinger
Bluefield Community Hospital
West Virginia
Roanoke Community Hospital
Eighth Democrat enters Senate race in Richmond
G Conoly Phillips, Norfolk City Council member, announced Monday his bid for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. He cited inflation and a declining moral climate as key concerns and said evangelical Christians should engage boldly in politics to bring the mind of Christ to national affairs.
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Richmond
U. S. Senate
G. Conoly Phillips
Norfolk
Phillips
Du Pont hearing on Cedarville site rezoning in Warren
The Warren County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on Du Pont's 175 acre Cedarville site rezoning and a conditional use permit for an auto paints plant. Also on the agenda are VPI’s choice for a new agricultural extension agent Ron Clevenger and a Subdivided Land Sales Act discussion with Mrs. Dorman, plus requests from the Humane Society, planning officials, and a roads abandonment discussion at Thunderbird Ranch.
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Front Royal — du Pont
Cedarville
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Warren County Planning Commission
Clevenger
Frederick County
Fredericksburg
Ben Weddle
S. J. Dorman
General Assembly
The
Humane Society
Lord Fairfax
Weather forecast notes mixed regional changes
The mid Atlantic sees snow today while the Pacific Northwest expects showers. The central Plains will warm but most areas stay cold with a cool national trend overall.
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mid-Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
Central Plains
Golden Corral to Bring 160-Seat Steak House to Winchester
Raleigh based Golden Corral plans a 160 seat Western motif steak house on Valley Ave next to Chapman Motor Co. Construction starts when weather allows with opening 100 to 120 days after groundbreaking. Prices range 1.39 to 5.39 with salad bar and USDA Choice beef.
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Winchester
Golden Corral Family Steak House
Valley Ave
Chapman Motor Co
Gene Aman
N.C
Golden Corral
U.S.D
Obenshain and Miller toAttend Thursday Candidate Forum
Two Republican U S Senate hopefuls, Richard D. Obenshain and Nathan H. Miller, will speak at a Candidate's Night Forum in Duff's Pagoda room at 8 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Winchester and Frederick County Republican Committees. Obenshain, Abingdon native, Bridgewater College alumnus, NYU Law 1959 graduate, attorney and former Virginia GOP leader, has held party leadership roles. Miller, Rockingham County native, Bridgewater College alumnus, T C Williams Law graduate, Harrisonburg attorney, and former state delegate and senator, has served on key committees.
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Richard D. Obenshain
Nathan H. Miller
Duff's
Pagoda Room
Winchester
Frederick County
Obenshamn
Abingdon
Bridgewater College
New York School of Law
Board of Visitors
Virginia Commonwealth University
Miller
Rockingham County
T. C. Williams School of Law
Harrisonburg
House of Delegates
State Senate
Senate
Transportation, Local Government
Commerce
Labor
Correction notice on electric bill example in The Record
The Winchester Evening Star corrects a math error in last week's story about the electric bill, noting the stated increase per day for the example bill was wrong. The corrected figure shows the average daily cost rising by 24 cents to $2.42 with Potomac Edison Surcharge approved by the State Corporation Commission.
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Potomac Edison
State Corporation Commission
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