Israel to Receive US Nuclear Aid as Egypt Also Benefits
President Nixon announced in Jerusalem that the United States will cooperate with Israel on nuclear energy and fuel supplies under safeguards, matching plans for Egypt. Kissinger emphasized tight safeguards and broader Arabic negotiations while warning Egypt’s program. Israel urged further compromises for lasting peace amid regional tensions.
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Amman
Jordan
United States
Israel
Egypt
Nixon
Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem
Hussein
Middle East
Rabin
Cairo
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
U.S
India
Canada
Administration
Senate
Tel Aviv
Negev Desert
Bomb in House of Commons Injures Eleven in London Fire
A bomb believed set by Irish terrorists exploded in an annex of the House of Commons during the morning rush hour injuring eleven people. Westminster Hall suffered fire damage as flames shot above St Stephen's Chapel and a gas main was fractured. Scotland Yard rushed the bomb squad while fire engines fought the blaze.
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London
House of Commons
Parliament
Westminister Hall
Westminster Palace
Guy Fawkes
The
Press Association
Britain
Scotland Yard
St. Stephen's Chapel
Westminster Hall
Big Ben
Hall
Public Hearing On Lot Sizes In Clarke County
Clarke County boards set a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday hearing at the courthouse to consider raising minimum lot sizes in A-1 and A-2 zones to 10 acres with 400 feet frontage. Current standards are 2 and 1 acres with 200 and 150 feet frontage. Opponents call the plan costly and discriminatory. Planner Robert Plavnick will discuss the master plan after the hearing.
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Berryville
Planning Commission
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Robert Plavnick
Plavnick
Washington, D.C
Raymond, Parish, Pine and
Heavy Agenda For Supervisors
Warren County Board of Supervisors prepares a long agenda for tomorrow's meeting including final plat approval for the Rust Tract in Shenandoah Farms with developer John Flynn, a public hearing on a commercial use permit in agricultural land, a Rockland moratorium request, a work session with the Planning Commission, an extension talk on county water lines, courtroom security wishes from Judge Marshall, appointments to Welfare Board and Building Code Appeals, renewal of the Soil Survey agreement, a thistle control resolution, and several capital outlay requests.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Shenandoah Farms
John Flynn
Homer C. LeHew
Rockland
Planning Commission
Happy Creek
Elliott C. Marshall
Welfare Board
Board of Building Code Appeals
Soil Conservation Service
ASCS
Thistle
Red Cross Bloodmobile Seeks 201 Pints In Winchester
The Red Cross Bloodmobile aims to collect 201 pints, including 10 O Negative, in Winchester tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Episcopal Parish House on W Boscawen Street. Donors may park at Auto Park during donation.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Episcopal Parish
W. Boscawen St
China conducts aboveground nuke test in Lop Nor region
New Delhi India reports an aboveground nuclear test by China in the Lop Nor area with an estimated yield near one megaton TNT. Signals were detected by India's atomic energy monitoring stations.
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New Delhi
India
China
Lop Nor
Indian Atomic Energy
Five Allegations Remain in Nixon Impeachment Inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee narrows its impeachment inquiry to about five of 55 initial allegations. Areas under review include the Watergate cover up taxes and use of the IRS for political ends. The Watergate break-in and domestic wiretaps feature among ongoing inquiries with Colson testifying on milk price decisions and dairy campaign contributions.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Committee
White House
Charles W. Colson
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Justice Department
Archibald Cox
CBS
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Winchester Suffered Showers and Basement Floods Over Weekend
Winchester area absorbed scattered showers with Berryville and Front Royal reporting thundershowers. Rouss Fire Company pumped out at least 10 basements downtown after a two inch Friday deluge. A city pump at Old Town Spring flooded but was reinstalled Saturday.
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Lulu Williams
Winchester
Berryville
Front Royal
Rouss Fire Company
Old Town Spring
Amherst St
Whittier Ave
Highland Ave
Power Company
Winchester Master Plan I A Guide for City Growth
Editor notes the Winchester comprehensive master plan draft presented to City Council. The 221 page document covers land use, transportation, facilities, and growth trends through 1990, with separate zoning and subdivision ordinances forthcoming.
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Winchester
Division of State Planning and Community Affairs
Winchester to hold special session on budget and rate increases
Winchester City Council plans a special session at 7 30 pm tomorrow to act on a 9 765 347 44 dollar budget and proposed increases in real estate and personal property taxes as well as water and sewer rates. The meeting will also discuss three school board appointments and the city compensation plan.
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Winchester
Stewart Bell Jr
Utilities
Roy W. Bayliss Jr
Council
Education Committee
George H. Garber
Winchester School Board
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