Winchester Council weighs Loudoun Street Mall traffic rules
Tonight the Winchester City Council considers a proposed ordinance to ban motor vehicles and bicycles from Loudoun Street Mall to protect pedestrians. The First Presbyterian Church and Commercial and Savings Bank push for vehicle access. safety remains the core concern guiding the decision.
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Filibuster Test Looms Over Consumer Advocacy Bill
The Senate will debate a bill to create an independent Agency for Consumer Advocacy under a new 60 vote cloture rule. Ford opposes citing costs. supporters argue it protects consumers against regulatory excess while House passage is anticipated this week.
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Loudoun Street Mall traffic rules proposed in Winchester ordinance
A proposed ordinance amends Chapter 15 to add Article VIII (A) Loudoun Street Mall limiting one way South between Piccadilly and Cork Streets and forbidding driving or bicycling on the Mall except certain deliveries, church access, and special events with a 10 mph limit and misdemeanor penalties.
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Ford seeks curbs on regulation over consumer agency push
President Ford urges reducing federal regulation to curb costs and backs improving existing agencies. He announced an unprecedented meeting of top regulatory chiefs to assess inflationary effects and called for a transportation program to relax airline, trucking, and rail rules.
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House approves strict strip mining controls bill HR 25
Roll calls show 293 voting for the conference report on tighter federal strip mining rules with 115 against. The bill would restore mined land, ban stripping on unreclaimable sites, and impose steeper reclamation on vulnerable slopes, sent to the Senate amid Ford's expected veto.
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Letters to the editor praise Carroll Mauck and critique coverage
Readers commend Frederick County Investigator Carroll Mauck for dedication and public service, noting his honesty and impact on teens. The second letter questions Winchester Evening Star’s festival photo coverage and urges fuller recognition for James Wood F.F.A. members and the National F.F.A. president.
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Elizabeth Taylor Weds Conrad Hilton Jr Hollywood Wedding of the Year
Star files note Elizabeth Taylor 18 wed Conrad Hilton Jr heir to hotel fortune in Hollywood's wedding of the year. Merkel hunting time in Virginia announced. Carr Publishing plant improvements of 40 000 dollars in Boyce will enable printing books for a large New York publisher.
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