Moratorium on Building Permits Approved in Frederick County
Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved a 3-2 moratorium on new building permits in subdivisions lacking sewage treatment capacity. The vote followed a year of complaints about odor from the Winchester Sewage Treatment Plant and concerns over new hookups while capacity is under investigation.
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Jim Ackley
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Green Acres
Winchester
County Sanitation Authority
Nixon and Sadat Ride Egypt Train to Rally for Peace
In Egypt Nixon and Sadat rode a 13 car train through the Nile Delta to greet crowds said to reach into the millions. The leaders planned talks at Ras el Tin Palace and a state dinner as they push for a durable peace and a broader US role in the Middle East.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Nixon
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
U.S
Nile Delta
Cairo
Khedive Ismail
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Ras el Tin Palace
Sadats
Pyramids
Saudi Arabia
Austria
Kubbeh Palace
God
Nikson
United States
Israel
House Committee May Make Evidence Public
The House Judiciary Committee weighs releasing most evidence from its impeachment inquiry amid leaks about Kissinger. Democratic members convened after leak reports, while Republicans call for discipline. Ford and Burch urge open hearings to reveal information directly.
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House Committee
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Henry A. Kissinger
Gerald R. Ford
Dean Burch
Kissinger
Ford
Burch
Rodino
Charles Sandman
R-N.j
Supervisors Approve Zoning For New Shopping Center
Frederick County Board approves a new shopping mall planned on I-81 and Rt. 7 with 300,000 extra square feet and two to three department stores. Developer Scott Baer cites a $300 million annual impact and says traffic will be addressed with new access roads.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Rt. 7
Scott Baer
Winchester
Shenandoah
Baer
Frederick County
Salisbury
Nichols Shopping Center
Sen
Byrd
Washington, D.C
Guerrilla raid kills three women hostages at Israeli settlement
Arab commandos crossed from Lebanon to attack Shamir, seizing three women in a honey plant and triggering a two hour battle that left three victims within the kibbutz and prompted heavy Israeli retaliatory fire in Ebles Lake area. The Popular Front claimed responsibility linking it to Nixon’s Arab world tour.
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Tel Aviv
Northern Front
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine General Command
Nixon
Alexandria
Egypt
Israel
Ebles Lake
Raphael Eytan
Eytan
Lebanon
Shamir
Golan Heights
New Zealand
Qiryat Shmonah
Dixon Guilty of Murder in Front Royal Trial
William J. Dixon found guilty of second degree murder and sentenced to 15 years in state penitentiary after 80 minutes of deliberation. Defense argued self defense. venue moved from Roanoke due to publicity. Dixon’s appeal bond set at 30000 dollars. 30 days to file appeal.
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Front Royal
William Joseph
Billy Joe) Dixon
Commonwealth
Robert Rider
Benjamin Butler
George Vogel
Dixon
Roanoke
Wiley N. Jackson
Dorothy Rowe
Warren County
Ernest W. Ballou
Ballou
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J.O. Renalds
State Water Control Board
State Board
Donald Hodgson
Hodgson
Richard Madigan
Phillip Grove
Vista Enterprises
Heritage Hills
James Wilkins
Wilkins
Raymond C. Sandy
Madigan
Sandy
Dennis Cole
Kubbah
Lowe’s
Lowe's
Rt. 522
Kibbutz
Hula Valley
Susan Burke
Jackson
Nancy
Barry Tatel
Abby
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