Guns Found Near Handley High After Student Threat
Winchester police found two shotguns near Handley High School after officials reported armed students in a parking lot. Two juvenile suspects were questioned and no charges filed yet. Principal Craig said a fight preceded the incident and four students may be suspended with possible further actions pending parent meetings and school board appeal.
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British tet sinks in gale off England. 11 dead, two survivors
A British tet sank in a howling gale off the southern tip of England with 11 crewmen dead and two survivors, an officer and a steward. Earlier reports said seven died on the freighter Lovat, with four of six rescued by helicopter later dying on arrival.
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Kissinger Warns Congress On Foreign Policy At Los Angeles Speech
Henry Kissinger told a 1200 person World Affairs Council crowd at Century Plaza Hotel that Congressional meddling in daily diplomacy risks misreading American aims and unraveling policy. He cited the U S Soviet trade talks and Jewish emigration debates as dangers of detailed legislative interference.
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State Board Recommends Time for Warren County on School Funds
The State Board of Education urged the General Assembly to let Warren County and other districts with insufficient spending for quality education keep the money, to be used in 1974 75 or 1975 76 above minimums. The action aims to avoid refunds while meeting targets amid bus and supply delays. Other counties named include Ap pomattox Culpeper Cumberland Floyd Franklin Henry Mathews Patrick Rappahannock Rockingham.
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Congress Moves to Delay Oil Tariffs
Congress moves to delay part of Ford energy plans tying a nine day halt on oil import tariff boosts to a higher federal debt limit. House Ways and Means Committee approved the measure 19 15 as Democrats seek time to craft a broader energy package while Ford pushes to pass his proposals.
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Front Royal Council to Hear Complaint Against Police Monday
A complaint of police mistreatment will be aired at the Front Royal Town Council meeting with Mayor Lillard and Councilman Stokes expected to discuss details of Daniel Lewin Beaty’s Thursday arrest for assaulting an officer. The session also covers budget moves, rate studies, and public hearings on infrastructure projects.
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FAA Rejects Immunity for Witnesses in Crash Hearing
The FAA rejected ALPA’s request for complete immunity for witnesses testifying on the Upperville Virginia crash of Dec 1 in which 92 people died. FAA said no immunity for possible criminal acts and policy does not grant blanket witness immunity in NTSB proceedings.
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Polar winds threaten chilly spell with rain and fog
The region faces windy and colder conditions tonight with temperatures dropping to the 30s. Highs tomorrow will range from the mid 40s to near 50, while the Northern Shenandoah Valley may see rain chance Monday and Tuesday and clearing by Wednesday.
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