Brezhnev Tightening Ties With Romania
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev arrived in Bucharest to strengthen Kremlin ties with Romania while Ceausescu maintains independence. U S officials discussed expanding trade as observers note Romania seeks nonaligned relations, upholding limited Moscow control.
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Carter Sees Officials in Washington on Post Election Visit
President-elect Jimmy Carter met with a string of top administration officials in Washington during his first post election trip and planned an afternoon audience with President Ford at the White House. James Lynn, Ford's budget director, accompanied the talks.
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Ford and Carter prepare for peaceful White House transition
President Ford returns from a relaxed golfing weekend to work on the 1978 budget and meet with President-elect Carter for an unstructured transfer discussion. Carter and Rosalynn will stay at Blair House for a two day visit. Ford will guide Carter through the White House. Betty Ford will brief Mrs. Carter.
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Plan for Tomorrow aims to tackle Virginia's problems
Lieutenant Governor John N. Dalton unveiled a multi‑section study titled Plan for Tomorrow with 14 nonpartisan chairmen to explore critical Virginia life areas. He insists the effort is not a campaign platform and will seek public leadership to address issues, with some results due by spring or summer 1977.
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University of Virginia
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Bell Seeks Meeting Over Fate of Winchester Post Office
Mayor Stewart Bell has asked U S Postal Service officials for an immediate meeting to discuss selling Winchester's old Post Office at Braddock and Piccadilly. The plan calls for appraisal by month end and sale to government agencies if possible, with a market sale if needed.
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Most of Lebanon at Peace After Takeover
Lebanon marked independence day as Syrian troops moved into Tripoli and Sidon ending 19 months of civil war. Leaders pledged cooperation with President Elias Sarkis to rebuild, while Palestinians reported guerrilla activity near the Israeli border and Israel returned fire.
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Shenandoah Park Showcases Geologic Formations
Rocks are plentiful in Shenandoah National Park in a feature with photos from Warren. The Landowners Page notes Shenandoah Farms property owners have secured legal help for a federal hearing in Harrisonburg on December 10.
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