Seven Medallions of Recognition Awarded at Lord Fairfax College
Seven medallions of recognition were presented to area citizens for their contribution to higher education at Lord Fairfax Community College. Recipients included Elizabeth Glass, John Capehart, Robert Ayler Sr., Gerald Cannon, Harry Ruhsam, Jacob Johnson and Alfred LeSense Jenkins. Dr. William McCoy presented Ronald Smith with the Outstanding Graduate in Law Enforcement award.
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Lord Fairfax Community College
Elizabeth Glass
John Capehart
Robert Ayler Sr
Gerald Cannon
Harry Ruhsam
Jacob Johnson
Alfred LeSense Jenkins
William McCoy
Ronald Smith
Middletown
U.S. State Department
Elizabeth
Libby) Stoneburner Miller
Energy Dept Hints At Crude Oil Allocations Push
Federal energy officials summon major refinery executives to explain underused capacity as they hint at allocating crude away from firms not maximizing refinery output. Alm warns of possible orders under emergency fuel law while President John Doe boosts options for incentives and penalties.
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U.S
House
Alvin L. Alm
Alm
James R. Schlesinger
House Commerce Subcommittee On Energy and Power
Charles DiBona
The
American Petroleum Institute
Royals Win In 10th To Lead Division Race
The Winchester Royals moved into first place in their division with a 10th inning victory over Harrisonburg. The Sports section promises more on the game and related standings, as well as other college news and local features.
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Winchester Royals
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Carter and Brezhnev Open First East West Summit in Vienna
President Carter and Soviet leader Brezhnev open talks in Vienna at the U.S. Embassy as they outline global and regional positions and set the stage for SALT II. Brezhnev, 72, shows signs of fatigue while Carter appears alert, both seeking a durable dialogue and regular consultations.
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Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
Franz Joseph
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Imperial
Hapsburg Palace
Rudolf Kirchschlaeger
Opera House
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Mozart
The
Seraglio
White House
Milton Wolf
Kurier
Cyrus Vance
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Jimmy Carter
Vienna Imperial Hofburg Palace
Oklahoma Supreme Court Declines Little League Case
Oklahoma's high court 7-0 says it has better things to do than rule on a pee wee baseball game dispute. League officials awarded the game to the Hawks by default, tying the Giants for first, while Giants' attorney asserts the title was lost over a rules infraction.
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Patrick Henry Giants
Sam Bratton
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Giants
Frank Greer
Tulsa
League
Supreme Court
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High Court
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