Reagan says no plans to return to movies
Governor Ronald Reagan, 61, says he has no plans to act again after his California governorship, though the idea of playing Gen. Douglas MacArthur appeals to him. He notes he might have considered Patton and discusses future options, including a Senate bid, with no firm commitments.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Patton
MacArthur
Congress
Harry S. Truman
U.S
Frank McArthy
George C. Scott
U.S. Senate
VSDB Financing Debate Highlights Two Aspects
Martha Cook and Del. W. Roy Smith debated VSDB funding, clashing over Phase II of the Staunton vocational building while noting the Legislature increased overall operating funds. Cook pressed for completion. Smith cited higher appropriation than Governor Holton requested, stressing commitment to VSDB students.
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Martha Cook
Boyce
Virginia School For the ‘Deaf and Blind
House Appropriations Committee
Cook
del. W. Roy Smith
Petersburg
VSDB
Staunton School
del. Smith
General Assembly
Scott Seeks Funds for Coastal Plains Development Plan
North Carolina Governor Bob Scott urged Congress to fund and empower the Coastal Plains Regional Commission to turn years of planning into action. He pressed for 70 percent federal participation on highways and regional intermodal projects, plus independence for the commission to match Appalachian gains. The plan targets job training, natural resource protection, and economic restructuring to raise the region’s income and bridge the national gap.
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Washington
North Carolina
Bob Scott
Congress
Coastal Plains Regional Commission
Scott
House Committee On Public Works
J.D. Foust
Department of Commerce
Appalachian Regional Commission
Winchester City Tags on Sale Tomorrow
Winchester city vehicle tags go on sale tomorrow along with 1972 Virginia license plates. City tags cost 10 dollars for a passenger car and require all back personal property taxes to be paid. Harry A. Carpenter city treasurer says residents must obtain state tags first and then visit Reuss City Hall to secure city tags. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m Mondays through Fridays.
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Winchester
Virginia
Harry A. Carpenter
Commissioner of the Revenue
Reuss
Shawnee Raritan Pancake Day at Senseny Road School
The Shawnee Raritan Pancake Day with sausage will be held at Senseny Road Elementary School on Saturday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Local event invites community members to enjoy a pancake breakfast and sausage meal during the full-day event.
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Senseny Road
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