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Senate fights a filibuster by oil state senators over repeal of the 22 percent oil depletion allowance. Liberal sponsors back a smaller tax cut and depletion repeal, but defeat looms. deficits and balanced budget pressure loom as administration economists warn of higher taxes if spending continues.
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City Hears Planning for Modernized Staunton Administration
Reorganization proposals from Albert Ramond and Associates urge appointing constitutional officers on merit and consolidating city and county sheriff offices. The plan calls for longer review, legal study, and possible charter changes to empower a stronger city manager system and improve efficiency through transfers, consolidations, and a fulltime director.
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Supreme Court eases Miranda limits on police procedure
The Supreme Court ruled last week that a criminal conviction need not be overturned for minor Miranda procedural errors by police. It held that inadvertent failures to meet Miranda standards do not automatically taint a verdict when societal interests in effective prosecution outweigh the error.
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Colson Testimony Mirrors Mixed Value in Watergate Probes
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Colson Colson’s guilty plea testimony adds confusion more than clarity. His Nixon January 1973 warning claim, and a charge linking the CIA to Watergate, yield limited impeachment impact while highlighting probe delays and prosecutorial ambivalence.
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Colson’s Shifting Portrait of Nixon in Watergate Disclosures
Colson pivots from loyal aide to critic, alleging CIA meddling and a terrified Nixon. The testimony contrasts with past support and surfaces new impeachable implications, yet legal experts question its impact. Colson frames Kissinger as a malign influence in a chaotic White House.
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Winchester Labor Market Trends Highlight Employment Shifts
Data show a seasonal decline of 1 180 workers in Winchester Clark and Frederick areas from mid October to mid April. Meanwhile 1 400 new jobs were added to the yearly total with nonagricultural wage and salary employment up 1 540 and agriculture down 140. Manufacturing rose by 620 a 9 4 percent rate. Stastical data from the Virginia Employment Commission.
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