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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1975

Page

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Clarke County Implements County Employee Leave Plan

Clarke County voters enacted a comprehensive leave plan for full time employees at the 1975 organizational meeting. It provides two weeks annual leave per year, with eligibility rising to two weeks after year two, plus sick leave of seven days per year and up to 35 days total. The plan also allows leave without pay with department head approval. Brezhnev attendance status for Sidney Farber Cancer Center noted. contradictory reports from Boston Globe and Moscow on Brezhnev’s whereabouts.

Berryville Clarke County Board of Supervisors

Navy Carrier Task Force Sails Toward Indian Ocean

A six-ship carrier task force led by the Enterprise sails toward the Indian Ocean from Subic Bay as Kissinger signals warning on oil emergency. Officials deny plans for action near South Vietnam though the force will travel about 350 miles from the Vietnamese coast for a month long cruise.

Navy Indian Ocean Washington Henry A. Kissinger U.S Enterprise U.S. 7Th Fleet Subic Bay Philippines Long Beach Pentagon William Beecher South Vietnam White House Ford Congress Indochina Defense South China Sea South Vietnamese Constellation

Oil Workers Urged To Resume Talks Across Nation

The president of the national oil workers union urged locals to resume contract negotiations after refusing to authorize a strike. Wildcat walkouts affected two Texas refineries while Grospiron said no strike would be called and bargaining units at 430 locations should resume talks today.

Denver Colo National Oil Workers Union Wildcat Texas Grospiron

Virginia Governor urges retrenchment amid winter of insecurity

Gov Mills Godwin tells the General Assembly to practice fiscal conservatism during the 1975 session. He calls for $40 million in state agency cuts, halts $6.5 million in locality grants, and modest new appropriations for corrections, Medicaid, and welfare. He warns of a precarious general fund balance and insists on no union bargaining for state employees.

Richmond Mills Godwin Virginia General Assembly Virginia Godwin Department of Welfare

Marlow and Wetzel Reappointed to Warren County Board Chairs

John K. Marlow was reelected chairman and James S. Wetzel was reelected vice chairman of the Warren County Board of Supervisors. They discussed a 1974 building inspector report showing 9.71 million dollars in construction begun in the county, with December activity at 506 thousand. Wetzel praised the strong local economy and sought written details on the Sherwood Park trailer project before a decision.

Front Royal John K. Marlow Warren County Board of Supervisors James S. Wetzel Marlow Warren County Washington Post Elizabeth W. Malta William G Wetzel Sherwood Park Rt. 55 East Hubert Marlow Jr Bentonville William Morrison O’brien Morrison C.A. Norton Norton Ar- Continued

Capitol Building: Ready for Assembly in Virginia

Richmond reports the Capitol opens with 100 delegates returning at noon and a bustle of activity in the House while the Senate lags. New features include female legislators' restrooms, private stairways, relocated bill room, and an electronic information center. The bill room move creates a bulky stack of bills and reports, with pre-filed measures revising the criminal code and a projected longer session.

Jack Jordan Micheline Woolfolk Virginia Capitol Richmond House of Delegates State Capitol House Senate Edward E. Willey George S. Aldhizer II Broadway Sen. Aldhizer Senate Chamber Capitol General Assembly Virginia

Work Session On New Zoning Law Tomorrow

Winchester plans a sequence of planning meetings to review a condensed draft zoning ordinance aligned with the comprehensive master plan. City Planner Reed T. Nester says the first session will generalize the text and district regulations with later meetings to examine the zoning map and hospital-related issues.

Winchester City Planning Commission Reed T. Nester Commission Nester Planning Commission

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