Carter Appeals to Leaders to Back Essential Energy Bill
President Carter met with House and Senate Democratic leaders at the White House to rally support for his energy program funding. White House aides warned that amendments could cut revenues from windfall profits taxes, jeopardizing a $142 billion plan and budget financing.
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U.S.-Soviet Weapons Debate Shapes SALT II Vote
Senate Armed Services Committee grills defense chiefs on military balance with the Soviet Union as SALT II scrutiny continues. Harold Brown pressed on SS-18 missiles versus MX, with Goldwater noting improved verifiability after secret intelligence talks.
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Middletown Cabinet Meeting Tonight at Lord Fairfax
Governor John Dalton and Lt. Gov. will lead a cabinet session in Middletown at 8 p.m. at Lord Fairfax Community College to discuss bringing government actions to the people. Local residents are invited to attend and participate.
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Nicaragua Hopes US Relations Stay Friendly Under Junta Rule
Managua reports the five member junta took power and seeks friendly ties with the United States. It calls for extradition of Anastasio Somoza and relatives, confiscation of Somoza wealth, and revocation of names tied to the family. The Red Cross cites up to 50 000 dead in the conflict and final offensive.
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Ethics panel briefs Talmadge case with split verdicts
The Senate Ethics Committee is divided over disciplinary steps for Senator Herman E. Talmadge. Reported options include censure or stripping seniority, with other peers backing potential sanctions or automatic action, amid five alleged rules violations including misusing contributions and improper expense claims.
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U S 7th Fleet joins rescue push for Vietnamese refugees
The United States expands air and sea searches in the South China Sea to locate and aid thousands of Vietnamese boat people. Lt Cmdr Gordon Peterson notes long range patrols daily and ships altered routes to spend maximum time aiding refugees.
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Winchester Democrats Picnic Draws Local Candidates
Winchester Democrats held their annual picnic and heard from party candidates. The Area News page promises details. The Town feature next highlights commercial signs for Winchester’s downtown business district.
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