Kissinger Urges OECD to Help Third World Development
US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the OECD that industrial nations must accelerate growth and aid poorer nations to avert political instability. He proposed a $2 billion energy trust fund with $1 billion in IMF gold, new trade procedures, and a $1 billion agricultural fund, while Algeria rejected separating oil from other commodities in future commissions.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
OECD
Kissinger
West
United States
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Algeria
George Washington Hotel May Become Senior Apartments
Scully says plans to convert the George Washington Hotel into a home for elderly adults are not finalized and may depend on State Welfare Dept. approval. If approved, the building would shift from hotel operation to elderly apartment use, with the site initially housing 129 rooms and 12 apartments. Scully faces June 18 court on fire code violations cited by Deputy State Fire Marshal.
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Scully
Lemon
State Welfare Dept
George Washington Hotel
George Washington
Commission Asks for Zoning Law Amendment
Clarke County Planning Commission asked the Commonwealth's Attorney to draft a zoning amendment to preserve grandfather rights. The five acre minimum lot size blocks sale of older rental houses with septic systems, forcing them to be sold only on larger parcels.
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Lulu Williams
Berryville
Clarke County Planning Commission
Commonwealth
Board of Supervisors
Josephine St
Robert Mitchell
Commission
Chrysler Top Executives Get Full Pay Restore April First
Chrysler Corp restored full salaries for 40 top executives after a 25 percent average cut over four months totaling about 300000. Chairman Lynn Townsend faced the largest reduction about 20800. 15 outside directors kept 25 percent cuts. Middle level staff also had pay restored at the start of last month as layoffs continued. The firm posted a record 146 million loss in the six months since October 1974 with more expected this quarter.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Lynn Townsend
Chrysler
Weather Summary and Past Rainfall Records
The forecast calls for rain, fair and cool tonight with lows in the 50s to 60s. Thursday will be partly cloudy with highs in the 80s, and southwestern areas may see showers. The extended outlook predicts fair weather Friday, then a rain chance over the weekend with 80s highs and 50s to 60s lows. Rainfall yesterday was none. May total is 6.15 inches, with 17.19 inches for the year and 36.76 inches as the average annual rainfall over 62 years. Historical monthly and yearly totals show 1972 at 53.02 inches and 1930 at 17.15 inches for extremes.
Million Suit Alleges Prison Rape At Virginia Penitentiary
In Richmond AP report, former inmate Vance M. Van Horn sues two corrections officials for $1 million, alleging failures to maintain safeguards during a May 29 1973 assault by 10 to 15 inmates in the receiving cell. Also notes welfare board guidelines, power reserves concerns, and a telephone rate case in separate items.
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Richmond
State Penitentiary
Richmond Circuit Court
Vance M. van Horn
A. E. Slayton
James F. Howard
Howard
Slayton
van Horn
State Welfare Board
General Assembly
Norton Savage
Federal Power Commission
Virginia-Carolina
Savage
Electricity Costs Commission
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
C&P’s
University of Missouri
Robert S. Stichh
C&p
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Winchester Lodge 867
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Ralph Poe
Lodge 867
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Shenandoah Valley
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Sealmark
Bernard F. Groves
St. Braddock St
Omds General Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
Young Winchester
Bob Donnelly
WINC
Omps Funeral Home
ORDER
Kenneth Gilpin
Gilpin
James R. York
David Donovan
Tyson Gilpin
Commonwealth’s
Associated Press
Texas
Great Lakes
Plains
Washington-Lee
Savings and Loan
Alexandria Annandale
Weems Lane
Arlington Ashland
Fairfax Falls Church
Franconia
Fredericksburg
Leesburg
Reston
Springfield
Tappahannock
Warrenton
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