Senate Sees Narrow Favor for Panama Treaty Vote
Washington AP reports Senate leaders expect easier ratification of the second Panama Canal treaty after a 68 to 32 vote in favor of the neutrality pact. Opponents warn the fight is not over, while the margin surpasses the two thirds needed and shields Carter from a significant political defeat.
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Hanna Enters Guilty Plea in Koreas Influence Case
Former Rep. Richard Hanna pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government in the Korean influence-buying scandal. He admitted colluding with Tongsun Park to use his congressional power for Park’s financial gain. The plea backed by a plea agreement avoided a 40-count trial set next week and carries up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Abex releases terms of proposed contract to strike workers
Abex management released the terms of a proposed three year contract and urged all striking workers to reconsider. Plant manager Earl Potts noted wage increases averaging 35.1 percent and higher fringe benefits along with added holidays and vacation pay. The union and company agree the strike is economic as non economic issues are resolved and negotiations paused indefinitely.
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Carter Warns Restraint Two Way Street
President Carter linked a strong defense program to a two way restraint warning for the Soviet Union and Cuba during a Wake Forest University address in Winston-Salem. He cautioned that erosion of popular support could follow if Moscow and allied forces show no restraint in missiles and expansion abroad.
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Finding Leprechauns a Guide to St Patrick Day Fun
A whimsical guide suggests seeking leprechauns in countryside areas away from towns Frederick Clarke or Warren Counties with dirt mounds as clues. It notes wary, cranky tiny shoe makers guarding pots of gold and warns neighbors may spread blarney if searchers are seen.
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Soviet Rail Link Tunnel Showcases Vast USSR Drive
Siberia’s Baikal tunnel workers battle granite to complete a four mile tunnel on a 2,000 mile Siberian railroad project touted as the century’s greatest effort. The piece argues scale reveals Soviet economic and political power, despite inefficiency. Continued on Page 17.
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Front Royal Council Approves Zoning Ordinance on First Reading
The Town Council approved the proposed zoning ordinance on its first reading last night. Final approval could come on March 27. The State Corporation Commission is asked to intervene in the Financial General stock situation. The Winchester-Frederick County Joint Facilities Committee plans to hire a consultant as negotiations continue.
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City Nevers Court Date as Subdivision Wins Dismissal
Winchester approves the second section of Williamsburg Heights delaying a contempt of court hearing. Developers say an order to dismiss the contempt petition will be filed once the final plat is signed today or Monday. The city had been ordered to show cause why it should not be held in contempt for delaying action in February.
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