Nixon Heads Home After Azores Talks
President Nixon, en route to the United States from a Middle East mission, urged Portugal to remain independent and prosperous as vital to the Atlantic Alliance. He spoke with President Spinola, signaling planned economic aid and collaboration on his government’s goals before continuing to Washington.
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Israeli Jets Hit Guerrilla Targets in Lebanon
In the second day of air strikes since Nixon left the Middle East Israeli warplanes bombed guerrilla bases in southern Lebanon around Rachaya Foukhar and Arkoub. Lebanon reported one Palestinian killed and five wounded in Tuesday’s strikes. today no casualties were reported.
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Appointments to Winchester City School Board Announced
City Council selects Philip S. Olinger and Donald T. Byrne for three year terms on the Winchester School Board. Olinger represents Friendship Precinct South Ward and Byrne represents Sarah Zane Precinct North Ward.
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Donald T. Byrne
Winchester
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Friendship
William M. Mote
Mildred Carey
Friendship Board
Education Committee
George H. Garber
Byrne
Sarah Zane
Garber
Fred I. Brumback
William H. Lawrence III
Council
Winchester approves $9.7 million city budget for 1974 75
The Winchester City Council unanimously approves a $9,765,347.44 budget for 1974 75 including a 30 cent tax rate increase on real estate and personal property and rate hikes for water and sewer services. Education funding rises to 4 416 573, with officials citing state goals and rising costs.
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Winchester
Claude Frye
Stewart Bell Jr
Finance Committee
James H. Fleming Jr
Council
City Utilities Committee
Roy W. Bayliss Jr
Michael M. Foreman
C. L. Riley
Kissinger Material Sought By Senate Panel
Sen. J W Fulbright said the Justice Department should provide more documents on Henry Kissinger and national security wiretaps. He noted gaps in material already supplied as the Foreign Relations Committee proceeds with the inquiry and Kissinger’s Friday briefing visit.
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J.W Fulbright
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School funding request rejected by Warren County board
The Warren County Board of Supervisors rejected a request by the school board to secure 6.5 million dollars for a vocational high school through the Virginia Public School Authority. They also told the Rockland Community Council that a rezoning moratorium could not be legally enforced.
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Warren County Board of Supervisors
Virginia Public School Authority
Rockland
Rockland Community Council
John K. Marlow
Elizabeth W. Malta
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