Virginia prepares for Ford visit in bicentennial weekend
Virginia plans a wide celebration of Fourth of July events highlighted by President Ford's Charlottesville naturalization ceremony. Officials report no hard threats as law enforcement prepares for potential disruptions while residents await bells, fireworks, parades, and safety patrols across the state.
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Ford
Fairfax
Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell
Richmond
Mills Godwin
John N. Dalton
J. Kenneth Robinson
R-Va
U. S. District Court
James Clurk
Western Virginia
Virginia
Congress
U. S
Bruton Parish
Colonial Williamsburg
Safety Service Patrol
Virginia Department of Highways and Transportation
Harry Hittle
Lynchburg
Maryland
Danville
Swan Island
Petersburg
Roanoke
Fredericksburg
Arlington
Tazewell
Opening Leads and Bicentennial Weekend Events Highlight Virginia
The piece surveys bridge practice questions by Charles Goren and Omar Sharif, promising answers on Monday, then shifts to a busy Bicentennial weekend in Virginia. Highlights include reenactments at Williamsburg Yorktown and Charlottesville, stamps from Philadelphia, and large celebrations in Lynchburg, Norfolk, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Arlington, and more with various parades, ceremonies, and performances.
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Charles Goren
National Weather Service
Yorktown Victory Center
Black Watch
Scotland
York
Colonial
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Virginia
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Richmond
Liberty Mountain
Lyn
Chburg
Thomas Road Baptist Church
Jerry Falwell
Norfolk
Mr. Jefferson
Piedmont Community College
Charlottesville
Dan River
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