Winchester Budget Praise From City Council Finance Committee
Citizens of Winchester commend three councilmen James H. Fleming George H. Garber and Charles M. Zuckerman for preparing the 1975 76 budget with help from others The committee cut 242000 from a 1861301 deficit and plans a 11169335 budget despite a general reassessment and 100 percent valuation at 1 15 The article notes future discussion before adoption and acknowledges fiscal restraint and common sense in city budgeting
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Winchester
James H. Fleming
George H. Garber
Charles M. Zuckerman
Federal Congress
City Faces Budget Drawdown as Savings Back Tax Plan
Council Chairman Fleming and committee pledge 300000 from surplus 16373 contingency 115000 street improvement and 160902 capital improvement funds to balance an 11 million dollar budget with 242000 more revenue from a 1150 real estate tax. Citizens urged to debate before June 30 and voice opinions on a possible tax rise.
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Fleming
Garber
Zuckerman
Council
Winchester
City eyes new revenue options to avoid tax hike
Chairman Fleming outlines two ideas for extra income. A service charge on exempt real estate parcels including churches and lodges could fund police, fire, and refuse services. Also proposed is semiannual real estate tax payments to improve cash flow, starting with 1976 bills. Public input urged.
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Fleming
General Assembly
Council
Wallace Dominates Governors Meet Quietly Fans VP Bid
New Orleans reports that Governor Wallace of Alabama looms over the Democratic governors conference. Two centrist governors privately suggest Wallace may win the vice presidential nod next year, a prospect once unimaginable. Wallace attended sessions silently, drawing intense speculation without speaking.
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New Orleans
Wallace
George Wallace
Alabama
Fairmont
Reality of Wallace Shapes 1976 Campaign Risks
Evans and Novak assess Wallace as a serious, if physically limited, presidential contender. Governors privately warn against underestimating his appeal to discontented voters while noting his lack of solutions and the potential to force a convention choice between him as vice president or triggering a strong third party movement.
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Wallace
Teddy Roosevelt
Ford urged to appoint balanced Legal Services board
Column urges President Ford to nominate an 11 member board for the Legal Services Corporation and to appoint a director who will run staff reforms. It warns radicals may hijack the program and stresses adherence to equal justice under law amid confirmation battles over nominees Green Kitchel Knecht and others.
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Washington
Ford
The
Legal Services Corporation
Senate
Jesse Helms
R.N.C
Horatius
Legal ‘‘Services
Reiius Ortique
Louisiana
National Legal Aid
Community Services Administration
Letter praising editorial and humane society actions noted
A reader thanks The Star for May 8 1975 coverage about Be Kind to Animals Week and SPC A shelter publicity. She urges public protest against animal testing Beagles and urges taxpayer awareness of funds. The letter references political maneuvers over a new corporation board and potential Senate holds.
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the Star
Quest For Compassion
S.P.C.A
Featerbed Lane
The
Star
Army
Humane Society
Caroline S. McKeown McKeown
Folly Gore
Jo Ann Michael sets Northside Lanes record with 2644 series
The Star reports Jo Ann Michael and the Commercial and Savings Bank bowling team established a new Northside Lanes series record 2644. Separately US authorities disclose American military personnel in South Vietnam exceed 50 000.
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JO Ann Michael
Commercial and Savings Bank
United States
South Viet Nam
25 Years Ago Addition at Grove Lime Plant Progresses
In Stephens City the M J Grove Lime Company adds a $250000 expansion including a new kiln capable of 70 tons of lime daily. Local youths aged 11 to 15 may enter this year’s Soap Box Derby sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce with a $5000 college scholarship or a new car for the winner in Akron.
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M.J. Grove Lime Company
Stephens City
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Akron
Public backs self policing of doctors in malpractice poll
Gallup survey of 1,626 adults in 300 localities from May 30 to June 2 shows strong support for medical self policing, with 85 percent backing tougher action against incompetent doctors. Opinions on fee caps and out of court settlements also show sizable approval, highlighting public concern over rising insurance costs and defensive medicine.
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Field Enholders
Princeton
N.J
Gallup
U.S
Caspar Weinberger
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
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Oregon
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
William Knecht
California
Radical Artique
Liberal Party
Mike Mansfield
Helms
Mansfield
Winchester Evening Star
David H. Smith
Douglas 8. O ‘Connell
Eugene P. Miller
Gallup Poll
By George Gallup
Leeee
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