Ford Overridden Spending Bill Faces Senate Vote
President Ford is poised to lose to Congress in a spending clash as the House overrides his veto of a 45 billion dollar appropriations bill. The chamber gave 310 votes to override, aided by 261 Democrats and 49 Republicans, signaling broad opposition to the administration's budget stance.
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Public Hearing Focuses On Hospital District In Zoning Debate
About 200 residents attended a last night public hearing at Daniel Morgan Middle School on Winchester's proposed Zoning Ordinance and the hospital district. Speakers urged or opposedSouth Clifford Street inclusion while hospital officials pressed for ground level parking and district restoration. The meeting paused at 11 p.m. and will resume Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Kissinger Refuses to Concede Angolan Aid Defeat
In Washington, Kissinger rejects a judgment of U.S. defeat as Congress moves to end Angolan aid. The House approved a 323 to 99 cutoff attached to a defense bill, targeting about 28 million for Angola amid a broader cold war conflict.
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Rabin Presses Ford on Restoring Israeli Aid
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin presses President Ford to restore half a billion dollars in arms aid as part of broader security assurances. He meets Ford and Kissinger and cites Middle East stability and Israeli strength as prerequisites for peace. Rabin also pursues private talks with CIA chief Colby and George Bush amid mixed signals from Washington.
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Ground and Multi Level Parking Near Winchester Hospital
The Winchester Parking Authority yesterday endorsed a plan combining a 175 space ground level lot on hospital property and a 360 space multi level garage on Stewart Street. Additional hospital owned lots would supply 60, 43 and 22 spaces respectively. The WPA noted possible zoning extensions to support long term needs and warned cost analysis was not included. The plan requires a public hearing if council seeks to adjust lines.
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Winchester Zoning Ordinance public hearing coverage
Last night’s public hearing on the proposed Winchester Zoning Ordinance gets prominent treatment on the Inside Today's Star page eight with photos and recap. James Wood and Warren County basketball teams lost district games, while James Wood wrestling stayed undefeated in the Commonwealth District after defeating Stafford. An interview with Clarke County is featured on Compass page 28.
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