Titling Tax Passes in Form Asked
In Richmond AP reports the $2.2 billion omnibus appropriations measure may move from committee to the Senate floor within days. Finance Chairman Hagood led a 9 a.m. committee meeting as the panel sorted House approved items and a budget bill with $600,000 left for appropriation. The Senate advanced the titling tax a 31.9 vote, rejecting credits for trade-ins and modifications sought by Howell and Manns. The Senate debated revenue implications and ways to fund highway needs, while Harrison's former proposals were narrowed or rejected. The state supreme court upheld the act as challenged, with continued questions about tax mechanics and revenue impacts.
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Jets Lost as Air War Reaches Record Intensity
In Saigon and across North Vietnam the U S air war intensified with 53 missions in 24 hours. Four U S jets were lost and crews from three of them saved or missing. Air strikes hit fuel dumps missile sites roads and bridges from the 17th parallel to Vinh and Thanh Hoa.
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National Ballet to Perform at Handley High School
Exchange Club members announced tomorrow night at 8 the National Ballet will perform at Handley High School auditorium. Officials credit rising ballet interest to the company’s excellence. Tickets available from club members or at the door.
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Zoning Report Tonight on Fairmont Ave Changes
The Public and Legal Improvement Committee led by Councilman Wayne A Whitham will present two zoning requests to the City Council at tonight's 7:30 p.m. meeting. One change seeks to rezone both sides of Fairmont Avenue from a multiple family district to a two family district, the second from light industrial to a multiple family district east of the Pennsylvania Railroad and west of the current area. The matter was returned to committee on January 11 after a citizen meeting on February 7.
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Junior Maids of Honor Named for Apple Blossom Festival
Miss Elizabeth Grove and Miss Brenda Reed Toan named Junior Maids of Honor for Queen Shenandoah XXXIX at the Apple Blossom Festival. Selections announced by Mrs. Victor F. Albright. The pair, ages 16 and 17, attend Griser School Tyrone Pa and Handley High School respectively. They will join Queen Shenandoah XXXIX in events leading to the Grand Feature parade April 29 at 1 30 p.m.
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Newark Teachers Association members fined for strike
The Newark Teachers Association and three officers were fined 1000 dollars each and 30 involved members received 30 to 90 day jail terms, all suspended on probation for a year. Judge Mintz said rehabilitation was needed and noted state law prohibits public employees from striking. Newark New Jersey.
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Johnson Calls Expanded Manpower Program To Fight Shortages
President Johnson urged Congress to expand the Manpower Development and Training Act of 1962 citing unemployment at 3.7 percent and areas with job shortages. He outlined steps including reporting shortages, creating an assistant secretary of labor for manpower, and sharpening on the job training to match jobs with workers.
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Air Show to Highlight Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
Bevo Howard headlines a three hour air show at Winchester Municipal Airport on April 30 with 14 acts by five performers. Chief announcer Bill Sweet of Columbus introduces crowd-pleasing aviation displays including McCray Hil lard and Krier. Tickets available at the Apple Blossom Box Office.
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Hearings Open On Red China Policy Shifts
Senate Foreign Relations hearings consider recognizing Red China as government of the mainland, seating two Chinas in the UN, and expanding trade with Beijing. A Doak Barnett urged containment policy, not isolation, amid Vietnam war concerns and Senate votes on Asia aid bill amendments.
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FDA Orders Massive Removal of Antibiotic Lozenges
The FDA announced a sweeping action to remove hundreds of antibiotic lozenges and other preparations marketed for sore throats. About 250 products under 500 trade names from over 70 manufacturers, with estimated annual sales around 25 million dollars, are affected.
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Winchester Parking Authority Seeks 75000 For Downtown Lot
Pledges and cash totaling 36860 have been received to finance downtown parking spaces on sites including the old Firestone Building and Valley Distributors on Amherst Street and the Palace Hotel on South Loudoun Street. Nearly 200 spaces will be added. City Council authorized property purchases.
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President Johnson Signals NATO Strain Over France by De Gaulle
Johnson told de Gaulle the proposed NATO reorganization threatens the alliance and could affect Franco American relations. The U S response suggested removing U S military installations from France instead of handing them to French control. Paris notes open to negotiation. France may quit NATO by 1969, potentially pulling two divisions and air squadrons from West Germany.
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Weather continues cold in Virginia from western dome
An extensive cold air dome centered west of Virginia keeps the state chilly today. Frigid conditions persist across many counties with below normal temperatures and light winds.
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