State Demo Budget Upped to $249000 in Virginia
Virginia Democrats, facing depleted prestige and funds after a series of setbacks, approve a budget increase to 249000 dollars. The move signals a renewed push to strengthen the party’s fundraising and operations in the state capital.
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Richmond
Virginia
Smoking Campaign Challenge Sparks Industry Debate
Washington AP reports tobacco executives reject California health chief Califano Jr. demand to allocate 10 percent of ad budgets to anti smoking messages for youths. Lorillard Curtis Judge and Liggett Mulligan defend industry stance while noting unclear causes of teen smoking and parental responsibility. Virginia Democratic budget and delegate selection plans also touch political funding and strategy.
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Washington
Tobacco Company
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
San Francisco
Lorillard
Curtis H. Judge
Surgeon General
Califano
Raymond J. Mulligan
Liggett Group
Mulligan
Cramer named Virginia GOP chairman vows to back winning program
Alfred B. Cramer 47 of Culpeper was chosen to succeed George N. McMath as Virginia Republican Party chairman. He said the party will stick with its program and aims to build a veto proof House for Gov. Dalton. McMath praised for strengthening the party even as he steps down due to health and business pressures.
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Richmond
New
Virginia
Republican Party
Alfred B. Cramer
Culpeper
7Th District
GOP
Republican State Central Committee
George N. McMath
Cramer
McMath
Eastern
John Dalton
James Helms
Farmville
4Th District
Norfolk
Virginia Military Institute
Medical College of Virginia
Virginia Senate
Virginia General Assembly
Dalton
Roanoke
Skin Grafts Successful on Separated Hansen Twins
Siamese twins Lisa and Elisa Hansen in Salt Lake City showed successful skin grafts after a 16 hour separation surgery. Both 19 months old remain in critical but stable condition with no infection. Doctors note weeks or months may pass before a definitive prognosis.
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Salt Lake City
Lisa
Elisa Hansen
John Dwan
University of Utah Medical Center
Virginia Death Penalty Appeals Heard by Supreme Court
The Virginia Supreme Court heard appeals by Charles Stamper and James Clark, both condemned to die for murder. Stamper challenges robbery involvement and evidence legality from a Shoney’s killings case, Clark contests a Los Angeles police confession used at trial. The court also reviews a separate ethics complaint against Norfolk General District Court Judge Joseph Jordan Jr.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Charles Sylvester Stamper
James T.clark
Springfield
Virginia
Supreme Court
Stamper
Shoney’s
Henrico County
Clark
Fairfax County
Los Angeles
State Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission
General District Court
Joseph Jordan Jr
Norfolk
Jordan
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Associated Press
Charles Dickens
Andrew Martin
Jamie
London
Victoria Station
Rochester
Kent
Mainder
Hansen
Dwan
Elisa
David
Patricia Hansen
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