Peronist Campora Leads Argentine Election Runoff Near
In Argentina Campora led with 6.2 million votes or 48.7 percent as returns came from most polling places. Balbin trailed with about 21.2 percent, setting up a runoff within a month. The first post military rule vote also chose a new Congress while military leaders face transition.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Hector J. Campora
Ricardo Balbin
Radical Civic Union
Campora
Balbin
Artudo Illia
Congress
Citizens to weigh road fund use in Virginia hearings
Richmond and Staunton districts will host State Highway Department meetings this week to gather public input on allocating 1973-74 road funds. Officials will seek citizen advice for tentative interstate arterial primary and urban highway allocations and outline an action plan under federal law.
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Richmond
Staunton
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Douglas B. Fugate
Petersburg
Fugate
General Assembly
Navy recruit must beat odds with OFE scoring
Washington AP report explains the Navy uses Odds For Effectiveness to rate applicants. Scores hinge on school years, suspensions, mental test results, and arrests, with 69 as the passing threshold though waivers may apply. Recruits also undergo recruiter assessment and boot camp screening for fit and security checks.
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Washington
Navy
OFE
The
VVB Announces 10 Cent Dividend for Shareholders
Valley of Virginia Bankshares Inc a bank holding company formed by Rockingham National Bank of Harrisonburg and The Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester has announced a first quarter dividend of ten cents per share. The dividend is payable March 31 1973 to shareholders of record as of March 15 1973. There are 792 035 shares of common stock presently outstanding.
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Valley of Virginia Bankshares, Inc
Rockingham National Bank of
Harrisonburg
The
Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester
Censors OK Detective Magazine Cleared for Distribution
The government Gazette lifted the 1939 ban on the American magazine Inside Detective, clearing it for distribution in Pretoria South Africa. The removal ends a 33 year restriction imposed on Sept 8, 1939.
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Okay Detective Mag
Pretoria
South Africa
Inside Detective
Government
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