Winchester faces 1.2 million budget gap in city finances
Finance Committee chair James Fleming reports a 1.2 million shortfall as of January in the fiscal plan beginning July 1. Council asks for further cuts to avoid a real estate tax increase and seeks citizen input on what to fund and tax.
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Winchester
Finance Committee
James Fleming
Council
Wendell Seldon
Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Charles M. Zuckerman
George H. Garber
Policy Shaped by Naval Action on Kho Tang Island
The speaker notes two regrets besides the incident the casualties and delaying action. The main point is to recover the ship and crew swiftly to avoid greater danger, avoid escalation, and demonstrate resolve. The operation involved 250 Marines, an aircraft carrier, two destroyers and air strikes to deter reinforcements.
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Kho Tang
Tip O Neill Forces Dellums Troop Reduction Setback
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that House Majority Leader Tip O Neill privately assured Rep. Ronald Dellums his amendment for 100000 troop cuts will fail in the House. The move signals a shift toward delaying deep reductions and preserves U S credibility as Ford administration gains morale.
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Washington
Vietnam
U.S
House
Thomas P
Tip) O'Neill
Massachusetts
Ronald Dellums
California
O'Neill
Dellums
Berkeley-Oakland
Cambridge
O’neill
James Schlesinger
Philip Burton
Burton
Letter clarifies stance on Frederick County land use plan
The writer disputes a Wednesday article by Mr. Ackley alleging warnings about the land use plan. He states his opening remark supported adopting a land use plan and outlines the points he discussed to avoid misconceptions.
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the Star
Ackley
Frederick County
Taxpayer’s Association
Budget andBridge News From 1965 Clarke County Items
The 1965-66 budget totaling 33975 passed on first and second readings with 20472 for water and sewer. Berryville extension notes three new home demonstration clubs, totaling eight in Clarke County. Winchester Memorial Hospital basement excavation and a five story addition underway. A new 6 million dollar Potomac River bridge opened, fifth to span the Potomac. Discussion of land use plan raises concern about land values and potential impacts on farm and open land.
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Stephens City
Water and Sewer Department
Berryville
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Potomac River
Virginia
District of Columbia
Potomac
Planning Commission
Stonewall School
Berg
Star
Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff roles
The Winchester Evening Star lists its staff with Thomas T. Byrd as General Manager, Lewis H. Ebert as Advertising Director, David H. Smith as News Editor, Douglas B. O'Connell as Editorial Page Editor, and Eugene P. Miller as Wire Editor, with a daily circulation noted at over 65,000 and a contact number 667-3200.
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Lewis H. Ebert
David H. Smith
Douglas B. O'Connell
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
Dominoes theory in Asia shown loose and shifting
The piece surveys Southeast Asia where Vietnam and Cambodia have fallen under revolutionary forces and Laos teeters on collapse. It notes rising guerrilla activity in Malaysia and Thailand, North Korea’s threats, and shifts in Chinese influence. It cites Tito’s Yugoslavia as a turning point in communism’s global fragmentation and quotes Milovan Djilas on Marxism and power.
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Cambodia
Laos
Malaysia
Thailand
North Korea
South Korea
Philippines
Peking
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Brezhnev
China
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Hanoi
Moscow
Tran van Tru
Kim Il Sung
Russia
Marshal Tito
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Tito
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Romania
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Milovan Djilas
Djilas
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
Marx
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Winchester Evening Star
Thomas T. Byrd
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