Veto of Metro funding upheld by Virginia Supreme Court
The Virginia Supreme Court upheld Gov Mills Godwins veto of 10 million dollars for the Metro rail project in Northern Virginia saying the item was separate and could be removed without affecting the rest of the budget. Northern Virginia lawmakers had pressed for the funds despite his objections.
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Carter visit sparks Democratic optimism in Congress
Carter’s Capitol Hill visit signals a rare moment of unity as Senate leaders and House speakers praise his willingness to cooperate. He outlined goals for 6 percent growth and 1.5 percent unemployment drop, promised to consult leaders on appointments, and deferred foreign policy actions until inauguration.
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Liz Taylor Hurt Riding Near Leesburg Farm
Actress Elizabeth Taylor was hospitalized in Leesburg Virginia with a back injury after falling from a horse at fiancé John W. Warner’s farm. Doctors had not yet decided on discharge and Taylor rested well overnight according to hospital staff.
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The Star Suspends Publication for Thanksgiving Day
The Star will not publish Thursday November 25 in observance of Thanksgiving. It will resume Friday. Bell Ringers and Yuletide gift ideas appear in today’s Classified Restaurant Guide.
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Rabin Warns Syria Over Lebanese Frontline Move
Israeli Prime Minister Rabin warns Syria against moving troops into southern Lebanon and reiterates aims to curb Palestinian guerrilla activity. Syrian peacekeepers mull actions as clashes flare along the Israel Lebanon border amid talks with U.S. officials. The weather outlook mentions a warming trend with cold nights ahead and Thanksgiving store hours.
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Virginia faces $110 million revenue deficit warning
Gov. Mills Godwin said Virginia may see a 1976 78 budget gap of up to 110 million dollars unless spending is cut or taxes raised. He cited a 7.6 billion budget and warned further cuts could hit local aid and state employees. The legislature convenes in January and will decide options.
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Turkiye Hit By Major Earthquake Near Soviet Border
Istanbul AP bulletin says a major quake struck an area in the east near the Soviet border causing hundreds of deaths and widespread destruction as reported by Turkish state radio.
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Winchester Little Theatre Finds a Home After 50 Years
Our Town feature profiles the Winchester Little Theatre as it finally secures a permanent home. The piece highlights the long journey of the community troupe and its impact on local arts.
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