Ford weighs campaign move as primaries near
President Ford will decide this week whether to stay in Washington or campaign further after the June 8 primaries. Reagan boosts California drive while Udall urges Church to skip Ohio race to blunt Carter’s delegates.
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Board Denies Poe Campground Permit After Hearing
The Warren County Board denied Ralph Poe a conditional use permit for a 69 acre travel trailer campground off Rt. 50 west by a 4 to 2 vote. The decision followed another hearing with new percolation testimony and expert witnesses on sewage disposal and site suitability.
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Conferees to settle big Navy ship and bomber bill battle
Senate backs a 31.8 billion weapons bill sending it to House-Senate conference. Major disputes linger over Navy shipconstruction funding and the Boeing B1 bomber program. House-passed 33.3 billion bill differs on ships and missiles as talks begin.
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Treaty Signings Friday Take Nuclear Test Ban Accord
President Ford and Soviet leader Brezhnev will sign a major nuclear test ban treaty Friday in Washington and Moscow at 10 am EDT. The pact bans explosions above 150 kilotons and allows on site inspections. Officials noted a prior delay tied to the Michigan primary politics.
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Assad agrees to six month UN Golan force extension
Secretary General Waldheim announced Assad will extend the UN Disengagement Observer Force mandate on the Golan Heights for six months with no political conditions. Israel supports extending the 1194-man force and will oppose Syrian demands. The mandate expires at month end.
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Senate panel backs six month extension of tax cuts
The Senate Finance Committee endorsed extending individual tax cuts through December 31 and plus measures to curb tax shelters. The panel also tightened access to tax returns, requiring presidential responsibility for White House data requests and annual reporting to Congress. Access would be limited to designated high level aides and select committees with approvals.
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Berryville's 75 Year-Old Mayor Star of Clarke County Feature
Inside Today's Star profiles E. T. Magruder newly elected mayor of Berryville at 75 as Clarke County focus. Attorney General Andrew Miller issues tax ruling affecting select Winchester taxes.
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