Apple Blossom Mall plans unveiled in Winchester area
Plans for a 75 acre enclosed shopping center in Winchester called Apple Blossom Mall were announced by State Properties of New England. The 83 store mall could open in May 1981 with stores unnamed for now. Three developers compete as anchors are eyed.
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Election results signal mixed horizon for Carter era
With most votes counted, Democrats tighten control in Senate and House but Republicans gain seats. Voters shifted power toward GOP in three Senate races and nine House seats while state governments add six Republican governors. Analysts foresee a potentially more cooperative Congress, yet notable losses for the GOP temper optimism.
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Diluted energy bill signed by President Carter
President Carter signed a diluted energy bill in a White House ceremony, omitting key tax measures and touting consumer credits. The package allows natural gas prices to rise about 10 percent annually to 1985 with extended price controls, while offering credits for insulation and various energy tech and setting new efficiency standards.
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Warner or Miller Win Virginia Senate Race Uncertain
In Virginia the U S Senate race remained unresolved as 99 percent of precincts counted showed Warner ahead of Miller by about 4,500 votes. Officials and Gov. Dalton warned of a possible recount and the loser could pursue court action with a potential $120,000 cost.
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Indications That Treaty Dispute Is Growing
Washington AP reports Egyptian negotiators meet with Secretary of State Vance amid signs of a widening clash over tying a peace treaty with Israel to future talks on the Palestinian issue. Sadat seeks a clear immediate goal of a wider Mideast settlement while Israeli hardliners push to delete or soften the linking provision. Begin urges patience, defending non 1967 borders and a Palestinian state not ruled by the PLO.
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Birds invade Berryville area as residents struggle with 500000
Clarke Compass examines a bird infestation in Berryville affecting daily life and property. Juveniles in Royal Village face harsh comments at a community meeting. Frederick County Parks and Recreation Director William Pike is reported fired by the board of supervisors.
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