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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1979

Page

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Carter predicts no tax cut in 1980 election year

President Carter and leading tax writers expect no tax cut in 1980 as focus shifts to balancing the budget and curbing inflation. Long and Ullman say expenditures must be controlled before any cuts, while economists see a possible tax cut with a balanced budget by 1981 if receipts remain strong. Carter also orders governors to manage gasoline supplies and outlines broader energy and foreign policy steps.

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Grounding of All DC-10s Triggers Passenger Flight Shuffle

Grounding of all DC-10s by the FAA prompts massive disruption and flight reroutes. About 40,000 DC-10 seats vanish from U S carriers as passengers face long delays and bus transfers while inspections follow the crash of an American Airlines DC-10.

American Airlines Pat Boone New York Los Angeles Federal Aviation Administration U.S FAA Joseph Scott Chicago Atlantic London Gatwick Britain Civil Aviation Authority Laker Airlines England United States Detroit American United Western Continental National Northwest Orient World Trans International Swissair Scandinavian Airlines Systems Royal Dutch KLM Venezuela VIASA Italy Alitalia Germany Lufthansa Japan Air Lines

I-81 Accident Toxin Spill Near Hagerstown

A truck overturn on I-81 near Hagerstown Maryland spilled about 10 gallons of nitrobenzene from a tank carrying 4500 gallons. One driver died Walter D Steele of Clear Spring. truck driver Dave Lengacher survived with minor injuries. Four hospitalized including a firefighter and a Vermont family. Four mile closure north of I-70 and hazmat response with protective measures. The truck was en route from Willow Island West Virginia to Bondbrook New Jersey. State officials warned about toxic gas and potential contamination of a nearby stream.

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Federal agents hunt assassin of Judge John Wood in Texas

FBI-led team of 40 agents searches for the gunman who killed U.S. District Judge John H. Wood Jr. in San Antonio. The assault raises fears for federal officials amid prior gunfire on prosecutors. Also reported, Siamese twins Lisa and Elisa Hansen were separated in Utah after a 16 hour operation.

San Antonio Texas FBI U.S John H. Wood Jr John Griffin Bell Wood Bell James Ingraham James Kerr Salt Lake City Lisa Elisa Hansen John Dwan University of Utah Medical Center

Days of Cheap Energy Over State Oil Boss Warns

Beard Oil Co president Herbert Mee Jr told an investment forum in Winchester that cheap energy days are over and the U.S. must rely on domestic exploration. He blamed government policy for the energy crunch, urged conservation, and projected gasoline at 1.20 to 1.35 per gallon next summer. He touted tax sheltered oil ventures and a six to one chance of striking new gas.

Star United States Herbert Mee Jr Beard Oil Company Mee Scott & Stringfellow Winchester Carter America Beard Oil Jimmy Carter Eisenhower Department of Energy Harvard University Beard

Radar accuracy upheld in Virginia speeding cases

Virginia rulings confirm radar remains accurate while Florida motorists avoided tickets due to an earlier judge ruling. The article notes ongoing enforcement and suggests readers stay within posted limits. The piece also mentions Wilson's Pet Farm operating as a $65,000 hobby and Front Royal Town Council approving a $16 million budget for the coming year.

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