NC Assembly Opens with Money Questions in 1979 Session
Raleigh AP reports the 1979 North Carolina General Assembly begins with budget and finance questions. Leaders Stewart and Green announce committee choices, with many chairmen from prior sessions not returning. Budget, tax cuts, and ERA ratification loom as sessions open.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina General Assembly
Senate
House
Carl Stewart
Jimmy Green
Craig Lawing
Decklenburg
Green
Stewart
Lawing
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Hunt
Worrell Newspapers Buys Olney Daily Mail
Thomas E. Worrell Jr announced the purchase of the Olney Daily Mail, a 7700 circulation paper owned by the York family for 81 years. Fred R. Lister, publisher of Batesville Herald-Tribune since 1976, named editor of the Olney paper. The chain is based in Charlottesville.
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Charlottesville
Thomas E. Worrell Jr
Worrell Newspapers Inc
Olney
Ill
Daily Mail
York
Fred R. Lister
Batesville
Ind
Herald-Tribune
Worrell
Indictments Return in Winchester Grand Jury Case
A Winchester Circuit Court grand jury returned twelve indictments against ten persons. Charges range from bad checks to grand larceny with no violent offenses. Two defendants face breaking and entering and grand larceny for the Jan 31 James Perry home break-in. Butler and Luttrell arraigned Jan 22 with Throckmorton and Jones representing. Sheriff and Winchester Police recovered most of over $2000 in stolen goods. Garry Warren bond set at $2500 for bad check charge with March 13 court date.
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Winchester
James Perry
Wayland Drive
Michael Craig Butler
James W. Luttrell
Thomas Throckmorton
Luttrell
Robert L. Jones
ITI
Butler
Frederick County Sheriff's Department
Winchester Police Department
Perry
Capiules
Garry Warren
Indictments And Bond Posts For Local Court Defendants
Twelve indictments noted with bonds set from 250 to 500 dollars. Earl Edmondson Robert A Irving and Janie Mae Self ordered to appear March 13. Arraignments scheduled January 22 for James W Murphy and Daniel J Moats. Capias issued for Pringle I Clemmons and Wiley E Post with bonds set at 1000 dollars for Post.
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Earl Edmondson
Capias
Robert A. Irving
Janie Mae Self
Peer Cee Stee
Daniel J. Moats
Pringle I. Clemmons
Clemmons
Acapias
Wiley E. Post
Post
Labor Committee Hails Zuckerman Program as Model
The Labor Relations Committee credited Zuckerman & Co for a 1978 savings of 10000 in comprehensive insurance premiums through a safety program begun in 1974. Dick Williams noted further auto liability and health savings with projected 1979 gains. Committee members praised the plan and discussed broader labor and industrial relations topics at the Front Royal meeting.
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Zuckerman & Co
Dick Williams
Chamber of Commerce Labor Relations Committee
Williams
Bill Adams
Hartford
Zuckerman Company
Warren Arthur
Zuckermans
Weather Outlook Northern Valley and Virginia Snow Forecast
Cloudy with chances of snow tonight and Thursday. Teens to 30s highs, mountain snow likely, coastal areas milder. Extended outlook: Friday snow or rain, weekend clearing, temperatures mainly in 30s to 40s with mountain teens. Rainfall data and January moon phases included for context.
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Virginia
National Weather Service
Georgia
Aloha
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Clarke Planners Meet Tomorrow in Local Reorganization
Clarke County Planning Commission to elect its chairman and vice chairman at its annual reorganizational meeting tomorrow morning at 10. An informal seven lot subdivision project on Routes 50 and 644 by Paul and Virginia McDonald will be presented. Shenandoah Retreat Land Corp., Piedmont Realty, and John Starnas Harry Hicks subdivision plans face review. Final health department drainfield approval pending.
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Berryville
Clarke County Planning Commission
Commission
Rts
Paris Mountain
Michael Bryan
John Starnas
Harry Hicks
Rt. 340
Health Department
C.S. Coleman
Sfarnas
Virginia House Considers Even Year Legislature And Charters
Lawmakers file a bill to restrict sessions to even-numbered years while a Winchester coalition backs a town charter change in Boyce. If approved, mayor and two council members would serve four-year terms while a recorder and two council members start two-year terms, then all terms become four years thereafter.
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Winchester
Raymond R
Andy) —— Jr
Front Royal
T E
Boyce
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