Poore Survivor Highlights Deer and Bear Hunting Casualties
Frederick County Game Warden notes the opening of deer and bear season showed typical activity but Albert Poore’s near fatal 30.06 wound on his Mountain Falls land underscores hunting dangers. Virginia Game Commission statistics indicate most accidents occur within 50 yards, with calls for stricter safety and potential misdemeanor charges in such cases. Poore survived, joining four other hunting related deaths this season.
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Frederick County
Dave Ramsey
Albert Poore
Evening Star
Susan Hodges
Mountain Falls
Virginia Game Commission
State Game Commission
James N. Kerrick
Albert Poole
Cattle Prices Highlight Uncertain Path for Carter Plan
Greenville Virginia cattlemen reap record prices amid beef market cycles and rising consumer costs. Analysts warn beef and food prices may jump further next year, challenging Carter's 5.75 ceiling as industry patterns resist rapid control.
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Jimmy Carter
Greenville
Augusta County
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Dustry
Virginia Beef Cattle Assa
Georgia Senator Bond Eyes Move to Washington for Senate Bid
The Richmond News Leader notes Georgia State Senator Julian Bond contemplates moving to Washington if a constitutional amendment to grant D C two Senators and a Congressman is ratified. He predicts other black officials may follow, though initial ratification hurdles suggest the plan may fail.
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Georgia
Julian Bond
Washington, D.C
Senate
Bond
D.C
SALT II and the baloney of arms limits
The piece attacks the SALT II talks arguing that arms limits are meaningless and never honored by the Soviet Union. It recalls Helsinki pledges and warns a treaty would not prevent nuclear threats, urging the Senate to rely on its own credible deterrent and sober judgment in numbers.
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Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Senate
Baloney
Soviet Union
Soviets
Helsinki
United States
Kremlin
Falstaff
Russia
Council
Carter and Begin Face Deadlock Over West Bank Linkage
The article reports growing American frustration as Israel and Egypt stall follow-up talks on autonomy for the West Bank and Gaza. It notes Carter's impatience, U.S. mediation doubts, and Israel’s rejection of a target date while stressing the treaty’s linkage to broader negotiations. It cites Dayan, Weizman, and Barak, and mentions public forums and polling showing wavering support for Israel among U.S. voters.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
Carter
Menachem Begin
Camp David
Israel
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
West Bank
Gaza
U.S
Begin
Cyrus Vance
Moshe Dayan
Ezer Weizman
Aharon Barak
Kennedy International
New York
Vance
Mideast
Councilor Defends Vote Against Flood Plain Ordinance
A Winchester councilman responds to a Star editorial defending the defeat of a flood plain ordinance. He argues the paper misrepresented the vote, cites federal limits, and urges less federal control. The editor notes the miscount of flood plain figures and confirms existing building regulations under state code.
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the Star
Penney’s
Winchester
State Water Control Board
Kern
Virginia
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Bond and Co
Roy E. Potts III
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
David O. Loomis
Wire
Winchester Evening Star Inc
N. Kent St
Thomas T. Byrd
By James J. Kilpatrick
BY Igo Rane
Sadat
Dayan
Weizman
Roper Organization
Roper
Councilman
Richard D. Kern
South Ward
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