Residents Speak On Budget And Rates In Winchester Meeting
The proposed 1974 75 Winchester budget totaling 9 765 347 44 sailed through a public hearing with City Council. Water and sewer rate increases faced mixed reception as two citizens spoke while about 30 attendees discussed the 30 cent tax increase per 100 dollars of assessed value.
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Winchester
Council
Harrison B. Keckley
Lester H. Anderson Jr
Clinton A. Garber
George W. Jones
George B. Masters
Herbert C. Holliday
J. Schoeneman, Inc
Mary Henkel
Henkel-Harris Co
Ed Tate
Capitol Records, Inc
Eula M. Shipe
James E. Butcher
Winchester Citizens’ Assn
Utilities Committee
Roy W. Bayliss Jr
Thomas C. Glass
Berryville Budget Approved Amid Water and Sewer Rates Debate
Berryville approves a $286,718 appropriations bill and keeps taxes at $1 per $100 value. Officials anticipate $18,812 more revenue with reassessed real estate values up about 60 percent. A town run project gets $64,000. contract to Perry Engineering for $79,904. Public opposition centers on water and sewer rate hikes affecting residents and industry.
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Perry Engineering Co
Winchester
Enders
Nixon Arrives in Cairo to Start Middle East Visit
President Nixon arrives in Cairo amid massive crowds for a two day visit with President Anwar Sadat. Egypt's capital decorates with flags and victory arches as the leaders plan talks on the Middle East situation and U.S. role.
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Richard Nixon
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Cairo
Nixon
Middle East
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Austria
Sadat
White Hous Press Secretaronald
U.S
Salzburg
Pat
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Tahra Palace
Nixa
Hans Lechner
Goodby
Bruno Kreisky
Vienna
Schoeneman Strikers Return To Work Today
Local 929 Amalgamated Clothing Workers returned to work after a nine day strike for a new contract at J Schoeneman Inc. Production is back to normal as the union approved the agreement 304 to 20. Nationwide, about 700 garment workers participated in the action, the first in 50 years. Public notices: Red Cross Learn to Swim registration ends Friday and Frederick County Environmental Council to hold a public meeting at James Wood High on June 13 at 8 p.m.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
J. Schoeneman, Inc
Baltimore
The
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
George Washington Hotel
Red Cross
N. Braddock St
Frederick County Environmental Council
James Wood High
Kissinger Threatens Resignation Over Wiretap Revelations
In Salzburg Henry Kissinger spoke to the White House press corps defending his honor after accusations tied to government wiretaps. He urged transparency and testified fully, while noting unnamed sources attack credibility and honor of senior officials amid editorials questioning fitness for office.
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Salzburg
Austria
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissinger
Clean
America
Court Order Aims to Force Access to Ehrlichman Files
Federal Judge Gesell says he will issue orders under contempt statutes to compel President Nixon to permit John Ehrlichman full access to White House files for his defense in the plumbers case. Ehrlichman seeks 28 months of handwritten notes now in a White House vault, while Nixon proposes Ehrlichman’s lawyers wait in an adjacent room.
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Washington
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
U.S
Gerhard
Gesell
Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
Dixon takes stand in murder trial in Front Royal case
Billy Joe Dixon testified in Warren County Circuit Court that in the late 1960s his wife carried on with Wiley N. Jackson of Roanoke. Prosecutors rested, defense seeks self defense. venue changed from Roanoke after hung jury.
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Front Royal
Billy Joe Dixon
Roanoke
Wiley N. Jackson
Dixon
Jackson
Roanoke Commonwealth
Robert Rider
Warren County
Benjamin Butler
Winchester
George Vogel
Butler
Viar
Rider
Dottie Rowe
Miss Rowe
Georgia
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Ray McGrath
Jack Enders
George H. Garber
Sada
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Schoeneman
Susan Burke
James Viar
Roanoke Police Department
Atlanta
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