Virginia License Sales Start Monday in Winchester Area
Miss Debbie Creel daughter of Mr and Mrs Granville Creel examines two state licenses at Winchester showing regular auto licenses and a reflectorized test license. The reflectorized type will be issued on a random limited basis to study its effectiveness in accident cases from 1971. Miss Creel is a James Wood High School senior and a secretary at Winchester Automotive Inc.
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Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County
Debbie Creel
Granville Creel
Rt. 2
Creel
James Wood High School
Winchester Automotive, Inc
Mary Helen Massie
Frederick County Motor Vehicle Tags On Sale This Monday
Frederick County decals go on sale Monday at 9 a.m. in the Treasurer's office with a May 1 deadline. Passenger cars cost $10. state plates must be bought before county tags. Applications at the commissioner of revenue in the county office building require prior payment of 1970 personal property tax and bringing state registrations. Tags are issued after payment to the treasurer, then affixed on the windshield not more than three inches above its base. County offices run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays 9 to noon. Middletown and Stephens City residents license in their towns. Additional tag fees vary by vehicle type and weight, with caps at $10.
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Frederick County
Division of Motor Vehicles
Valley Ave
Plaza
Commissioner of Revenue
Treasurer’s
Middletown
Stephens City
Senate House
House
Senate
Demonstrators Protest Confederate Helmet Decal Removal
Three demonstrators from the United Daughters of the Confederacy picketed City Hall in Richmond to protest an order requiring the removal of Confederate flag decals from firemen helmets. The scene shows a non fiery early example of dissent.
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Richmond
City Hall
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Meir Urges Joint Peace Force With Egypt Accepting Israelis
Prime Minister Golda Meir proposed a demilitarized Sinai security force including Israelis to deter attacks, with Egypt welcome. She also urged Israel to keep Sharm el Sheikh, the Golan Heights, and all of Jerusalem, and oppose Gaza return and a separate Palestinian state. News coverage notes Soviet criticisms and UN diplomacy progress. A separate Quebec case reports Paul Rose convicted of murder of Pierre Laporte, with life imprisonment.
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Golda’ Meir
Sinai
Egypt
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Soviet Union
Izvestia
Washington
J. William Fulbright
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
United States
United Nations
Middle East
Arkansas Democrat
Gunnar V. Jarring
William P. Rogers
U.S
Yitzhak Rabin
Roger
Montreal
Paul Rose
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
Laos Operation Nears End By April, Saigon Says
South Vietnamese field officers at a Laos border command post say the major Laos operation should end in about two weeks with some troops remaining at border posts. Brig. Gen. Pham Van Phu of the 1st Infantry Division reports destroying 50 to 80 percent of Hanoi's 559th Logistics Command and expanding toward the border as U.S. air support limits loom.
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Saigon
Laos
Associated Press
George Esper
Ham Nghi
Pham van Phu
1St
Hanoi
559Th
Phu
Highway 9
Esper
Sepone
Delta One
Sophia
Spone
U.S
Muong Nong
North Vietnam
Israel
United Nations
Yosef Tekoah
Egypt
Cairo
al Ahram
Jarring
London
China
Red China
U.N. General Assembly
Gaza
Syria
Hafez al Assad
al -Assad
Socialist Baath Party
Officer predicts accusations will cost him Army career
Ft. McPherson Ga Lt Col Anthony B Herbert says within six months he will be civilian and plans to file charges of misprison and dereliction of duty against Maj Gen John Barnes and Col J Ross Franklin over alleged murder and torture of Vietnamese civilians in Ca Lai He has served 58 days as battalion commander, holds Silver Star and Bronze Star, and was wounded four times in Korea He expects to be ousted but sees it as paying a debt to those who supported him.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Anthony B. Herbert
Frida
Herbert
Vietnam
John Barnes
J. Ross Franklin
173 Airborne Brigade
Ca Lai
Barnes
Pentagon
Franklin
Criminal Intelligence Division
CID
Korea
Social Security Hike Heads to Nixon for Signature
Senate approval paves a $5 billion Social Security increase to President Nixon by Tuesday. The plan boosts checks for 26 million Americans by 10 to 56 percent retroactive to January, with final figures set for June mailings.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Ex-General pressed for more answers by Senate probe
Former Brig Gen Earl F. Cole faces a third day of interrogation as Senator Abraham Ribicoff presses for details amid allegations that Rep. L Mendel Rivers and others tried to derail the inquiry. Cole recalls a silver cigarette box engraved with generals names and a scandal involving a Vietnam pacification program. He says memory gaps hinder his testimony and claims he was obstructed.
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Washington
Earl F. Cole
Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Rep
L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
House Armed Services Committee
Cole
Pxs
Vietnam
William J. Crum
William C. Westmoreland
Army
Westmoreland
U.S
Crum
Floods and Mosquitoes Hit Australian Outback
Australian outback locals reel from floods and a mosquito plague after near drought. Three sheep dogs at Summerville station died from swarm bites on their noses. Kangaroos and livestock are affected as up to 10 inches of rain drenches parts of the upper South Australian desert.
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Melbourne
Australia
Outback
Summerville
Lawrence Goodman
Bourke
South Australian
Proposals on Old Berryville High Heard by Board
Clarke County School Board discussed salvaging the old Berryville High School for parking space. Edward Durell and Richard Goode proposed a study funded by supervisors, with estimates and an architect familiar with school specs. The board questioned the $1,000 repair and study budget and noted plans to raze the building for parking.
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Old Berryville High
Berryville
Clarke County School Board
Garland R. Williams
Edward Durell
Richard Goode
Board of Supervisors
Weather brings balmy Virginia temperatures across Richmond
A south wind warmed Virginia today with fair skies as readers in Richmond watch for near spring conditions. The item notes regional climate and prints local ads for sports shoes and a tax book, reflecting a mixed page of forecast and local commerce.
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Richmond
South
Virginia
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James W. Sutherland Jr
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Social Security
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Williams
Snag
Roy DeCrane
Winchester Eveping Star
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