Cities Lose Training Funds Amid Federal Reform
The Department of Labor study shows 14 of the 15 largest U.S. cities, including New York, lost manpower training funds after the 1973 act. New York dropped from 70 million to 56.7 million. Chicago from 41 to 33.2. Philadelphia 15.4 to 12.5. Washington 17.2 to 13.9. Los Angeles 24.6 to 21.1.
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ST. Louis
U.S
New York
Department of Labor
New York Times
Department
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Los Angeles
Two More Break-ins Reported by Winchester Police
Winchester police report two north side break ins last night and this morning. Union Rescue Mission storage annex on East Lane suffered forced entry with three rugs taken worth 100 dollars. rugs recovered on East Lane railroad tracks. Second break in at Glaize and Cameron Street involved a door force entry to the paint department with no items listed missing but 75 dollars damage. A stolen car from Hawthorne Drive was recovered later near Fort Loudoun apartments. Miriam E. Underhill, 77, noted climber and author, died after a long illness.
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Winchester
Union Rescue Mission
East Lane
Union Rescue
Glaize and Brother Lumber
Cameron St
Glaize and Brother
Hawthorne Drive
Fort Loudoun
Unisil
Capitol Records
Gore
Round Hill
Orchard Ave
Clarke School Board Reviews Money Pinch
Clarke County School Board reviewed finances and approved five year plans for special and vocational education. They cut lunch prices for qualifying students to 20 cents and authorized a new teacher hire while expelling a juvenile for drug policy violation. Superintendent Wade Johnson cited expected state payments. a county program funds most of special education costs.
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Star
Berryville
Clarke County School Board
Wade Johnson
Johnson
N.A
Andy’’ Overstreet
Virginia
Overstreet
HEW
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Clarke County
Jim Givens
Clarke
Frederick
Winchester
Givens
D.J. Howard
Clarke County High School
Roy Batterton
Board of Supervisors
Weather Updates and Historical Rainfall Notes
The report covers cloudiness and warmer forecasts for the weekend with temperature ranges in the 20s to 50s, plus an extended outlook of lingering snow in the mountains and possible rain in the southeast midweek. It includes daily sunrise sunset times, a full moon, and long rainfall history. Beulah Wilson turns 99 and recalls the 1917 Navy reclassification moment.
Fighting Rages in Beirut Hotel Zone and Suburbs
Mortars and rockets hit Beirut's luxury hotel area as right wing Christian militiamen clash with Palestinian guerrillas in the suburbs. At least 250 killed and 400 wounded. disputes at the top of government and possible cabinet dismissal unfold amid ongoing civil war.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Rashid Karami
Phoenicia Intercontinental
Holiday Inn
Phoencia
Phoenicia
Hilton Hotel
Turner Still Sought in Frederick County Shooting
Frederick police seek 63 year old Robert Lee Turner in a murder case in Frederick Maryland. He allegedly appeared in Woodstock area yesterday and is said to drive a green 1969 Ford LTD with West Virginia temporary tags. The shooting injured three and killed ex girlfriend Catherine McCuller 63. Rose Layman 83 in ICU after being shot in the Frederick home. Virginia state and local police assisting.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Maryland
Woodstock
Robert Lee Turner
West Virginia
Turner
Catherine McCuller
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rose Layman
Virginia
Whitehurst Calls for Study of Wasteful Federal Programs
Rep. G William Whitehurst urged President Ford to create a commission to map overlapping federal agencies and prune duplications. He cited GAO findings on proliferation of offices and burdensome red tape for those dealing with federal funding.
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Washington
G. William Whitehurst
R-Va
Ford
General Accounting Office
First Subpoenas Out In Probe on Kepone
Federal subpoenas target Life Science Products and two operators Virgil Hundtofte and William Moore as a grand jury probes Kepone production in Hopewell Virginia. Investigators seek testing records material purchases environmental impact waste disposal and employee payroll data from opening to closing.
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Kepone
Richmond
Virginia
Hopewell
LU. S. Atty
Rod Sager
Life Science Products Co., Inc
Allied Chemical Corp
Virginia Health Department
Lus District Court
Virgil Hundtofte
Carlsbad
N. M
William Moore
Life Science
James River
Gov. Mills Godwin
James
Hudtofte
Moore
Hooker Chemical Co
New York
Allied and Hooker
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Rogers C. B. Morton
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Abraham D. Beame
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San Clemente
Calif
Richard Nixon
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David Eisenhower
China
Oceanside
Miriam E. Underhill
Lancaster, N.H
Icy R. Cleveland
Jones Funeral Home
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Awiraoe
Arowat
Smalts Florists, Inc
Ors Guneral
Amherst ST
David A. Smoke
Omps Funeral Home, Inc
St. John's Cemetery
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Braddock St
Clarke School Board
Page Gore
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Great Lakes Area
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Reeve Snd
Front Boy
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Onty
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