High Court to Hear Nixon’s Bid for Tapes
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Nixon's bid to gain control of White House tape recordings and related records. It will review a federal court ruling upholding the Presidential Materials and Recordings Preservation Act of 1974 giving GSA control over the materials.
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Virginia Finance Committee weighs tax hikes vs spending cuts
Gov Mills Godwin led a Virginia Finance subcommittee meeting on a 9 million to 100 million budget gap from a 7.6 billion two year budget. The panel will consider raising taxes or cutting spending as revenue trails projections. Senate and House leaders plan December meetings to decide on spending trims.
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Frederick County Schools Closed After Snow Threat
Frederick County schools shut down as sleet and snow impact mountain roads. Win chester and Clarke County districts stayed open or opened late after road conditions were deemed passable. Precipitation totaled .30 inches over 48 hours.
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European Common Market lowers gloom at Brussels summit
Leaders of nine Western European economies gather in The Hague for a two day meeting to address rising unemployment inflation and slow growth with Britain and Italy hardest hit. A move toward a European union may gain definition as Tindemans proposes a majority vote policy body replacing current veto heavy structure.
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Syria says Palestinians to quit southern Lebanon raids
An Nahar reports Syria promised Israel that Palestinian guerrillas will not use southern Lebanon as a raid base. The U S conveyed Sarkis assurances on Arab peacekeeping limits near the border amid Israeli objections to Syrian troops. Rabin reaffirmed Israel will not tolerate Syrian forces near the border.
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Turkish government fights blizzard toll after Van quake
In CALDIRAN Turkey authorities step up evacuations for earthquake survivors as a heavy snowstorm hits eastern provinces. Governor Tosun calls the storm as deadly as the quake and orders 18 to 65 year olds in Van to join rescue squads. Vehicles are seized to move survivors, and snow-clearing gear is rushed in. Authorities fear the death toll could top 5000 as aid arrives from the United States with Elliott Richardson traveling to Ankara.
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Winchester Bankers Debate ATMs On Business Page
A Warren Wire feature notes bankers in Winchester discuss the virtues and problems of automatic tellers as a popular banking technology. A separate dulcimer piece hints at a vintage musical instrument revival on page 18.
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