Water St floods as heavy rain causes city runoff
A sudden midafternoon downpour dumped 2.05 inches in Winchester and nearby areas. Boscawen, once Water St, became a stream while several streets and basements flooded. Storm drains are under construction to prevent future floods.
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Winchester
Boscawen
Water St
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Loudoun St
Nixon visits Syria as arms aid pledge to Saudi echoes abroad
President Nixon pledges increased arms aid to Saudi Arabia and arrives in Damascus for a brief stop on his Middle East tour. Syrian escorts appear near his plane but are confirmed as escorts. Security is tight as Nixon aims to restore diplomatic ties with Syria and prepare visits to Israel.
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Syria
Nixon
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Ralph D. Albertazzio
White House
Albertazzio
Hafez Assad
U.S
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Soviet Union
Abu Ramaneh
Israel
Jidda
Saudi Red Sea
Faisal’s
Faisal
Richard M. Nixon
Jeddah
Appalachian Power Wins 430 Million Blue Ridge Project License
The Federal Power Commission grants a 50 year license to Appalachian Power Co for the Blue Ridge Power Project on the New River in Virginia and North Carolina. Critics in Congress attack the plan as a threat to the river, urging action to block it. The decision delays its effective date to January 2 to allow congressional review.
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Federal Power Commission
Virginia
North Carolina
FPC
Appalachian Power Co
Blue Ridge
Wilmer Mizell
Rn.c
Congress
Mizell
Hemisphere
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Helms
Commission
Appalachian Power First
Meeting Aims to Cut Meat Prices at White House Talk
White House will convene a Monday meeting with cattlemen packers retailers and others in the meat trade to explore ways to lower prices. Kenneth Rush says meat costs are too high and current profit margins are excessive.
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White House
Kenneth Rush
Rush
Resignation of Nitze Ties Watergate to Foreign Policy
Paul Nitze, senior Pentagon negotiator at SALT talks, quit amid questions whether Watergate weakens U S ability to negotiate with the Soviet Union. His move signals disapproval of Nixon policies as Moscow trip nears. Kissinger defended policy integrity, saying foreign policy must reflect American values and not be partisan.
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Washington
U.S
Paul H. Nitze
Pentagon
Nixon
Soviet Union
Nitze
Moscow
Congress
Egypt
Middle East
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
House
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
ABC
Fireworks Decision Due by Monday
Washington officials say a decision on the legality of traditional Fourth of July fireworks will be issued by Monday. Chinese and American makers petitioned the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission to delay its July 4 ban on fireworks, filed by the Oklahoma Pyrotechnics Association, Macao Fireworks Manufacturers Association and Li and Fung Ltd.
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Washington
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Oklahoma Pyrotechnics Association
Macao Fireworks Manufacturers Association
Li and Fung Ltd
Hong Kong
FBI Joins 100000 Dollar Cigarette Hijack Probe
The FBI has taken up the investigation into a Thursday hijacking of a tractor trailer carrying more than 100000 dollars of cigarettes in Stephens City. Driver Larry Price of Pennsylvania was abducted near the scene, later released near Newark New Jersey. The truck was found empty in New York City.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stephens City
Frederick County
Anderson
Price
West Virginia
Newark
N.J
Star to Launch Four Part Winchester Master Plan Series
Beginning Monday the Star will publish a four part series on the proposed Winchester comprehensive master plan. Fran Coombs, Star staff writer, will examine the plan’s composition summaries conclusions and future goals presented to City Council last week.
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Star
Winchester
Fran Coombs
Nixon nuclear aid to Egypt sparks congressional backlash
President Nixon's offer of nuclear aid to Egypt provokes sharp criticism from senators Henry M. Jackson and Frank Church who warn of weapon development. Ziegler defends safeguards as Ford warns aid would be cut if used nonpeacefully. Critics include the American Jewish Congress calling the move perilous to world peace.
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Nixon
Egypt
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Frank Church
Didaho
Jidda
Saudi Arabia
Ronald L. Ziegler
U.S
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Chicago
Gerald R. Ford
Anwar Sadat
United States
Cairo
American Jewish Congress
New York
Industrial Output Shows Recovery Signs
The Federal Reserve reports May industrial output rose four tenths of 1 percent, the second monthly gain after April. The index at 125.4 is above last year but below the November embargo peak, with activity helped by a revived auto industry and metals firms.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Supreme Court to review Nixon Watergate co conspirator labeling
The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether a federal grand jury overstepped its powers by naming President Nixon as a Watergate co conspirator. The case centers on the scope of grand jury authority and the implications for presidential accountability.
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Supreme Court
Nixon
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