Israel suspends Lebanon air strikes amid border tensions
Israel halts raids against Lebanon while demanding Beirut block terrorists from crossing. Sadat appeals to Nixon for restraint, and Arab League warns against jeopardizing the Syria Egypt disengagement accord.UN observers report the disengagement line remains calm as talks continue.
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United States
Henry A. Kissinger
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Akbar el Youm
Sadat
Washington
Clovis Mahsoud
New York
Syria
Egypt
Keep Umbrella Handy Showers Not Over
A weather notice notes variable clouds tonight with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Tomorrow remains mostly cloudy and cooler with lows in the upper 70s to low 80s and highs in the mid 70s to low 80s. weekend forecasts show cooler northern areas and sunny south in upper 80s, with possible locally heavy rain and gusty winds.
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Moscow widens dragnet for Jewish activists during Nixon summit
Secret police broadened a hunt to several Soviet cities rounding up Jewish activists to suppress demonstrations during Nixon's visit. About 40 Jews detained, denied permission to emigrate to Israel, and warned by informants. Alexander Goldfarb, a chemist, says authorities are hunting Jews and he has evaded capture.
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Nixon
Israel
Alexander Goldfarb
Seige
Nixon's Role Questioned By House Judiciary Panel
Charles Colson says the President urged him to smear Daniel Ellsberg. Colson, sentenced to one to three years for obstruction, testified about possible Nixon involvement as lawmakers weigh witness calls and open testimony. Egil Krogh Jr. returned home from prison as Colson spoke.
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House Judiciary Committee
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
Colson
Ellsberg
Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
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John Doar
Edward Jenner
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
White House
Egil Krogh Jr
Area crashes kill 1 and injure seven in Maryland and West Virginia
A 20 year old Maryland man died on arrival after a two vehicle crash at Fox Drive and Route 522. Seven others were hospitalized including a Perry Engineering truck driver and West Virginia pickup family. John S Mills died in a Shawneeland dune buggy accident on Mohawk Trails. The Frederick County Sheriff's Office calls the case under investigation.
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Fran Coombs
Maryland
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fox Drive
Rt. 522
Perry Engineering
West Virginia
Winchester Memorial
John S. Mills
Shawneeland
Shawnee and
Mohawk Trails
Mills
Mt. Falls
Frederick County
Nain
Susan B. Sager
Winchester
Pauline T. Conklin
Phillipsburg
Raymond E. Conklin
L.M. Bauserman
Winchester Plan for City County Government Complex Outlined
A first draft proposes a joint city county government center in central Winchester with funding via general obligation bonds and a 600 car parking garage. Alternatives include a separate county complex. plan to be reviewed by the Courthouse Committee before city and county officials see it.
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Winchester
Frederick County Commonwealth
Lawrence Ambrogi
Walton Madden Cooper, Inc
Board of Supervisors
Boscawen St
Cameron and
Kent Streets
County School Board
Whitlock Ave
The
Health Department
Commercial St
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
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Ambrogi
J.C. Renalds
H. Ronald Berg
Renalds
Regional CAP Conference Opens in Winchester
About 125 Civil Air Patrol officers from six states and the District of Columbia gather at Lee Jackson Restaurant in Winchester for the Middle East Region conference. Winchester Mayor Stewart Kell opens the two day meeting. Col Randolph Ritter serves as host. Col Jon Hill presides as region commander with awards, safety briefing, and cadet council participation noted.
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District of Columbia
Winchester
Civil Air Patrol
Lee- Jackson Restaurant
Stewart Kell
Randolph Ritter
Virginia
Jon Hill
Ashland
North Carolina
Cadet Advisory Council
Correctional Officers To Get Pay Increase In Virginia
Gov Mills Godwin authorized a large pay raise for most Virginia correctional officers and defended board appointments as the Department of Corrections forms. New pay scales raise starting salary from 6432 to 7344 with top steps rising. Davis announced the plan at a news conference and promised further raises to align with deputy sheriffs. Continued on Page 5
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Mills Godwin
Virginia
Department of Corrections
Godwin
Board of Corrections
Department of Welfare and Institutions
Jack F. Davis
Walter F. Sullivan
Davis
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