Mass murder cases and political killings across the Americas
In Washington, Tyrone L. Marshall pleads guilty in a mid trial to attempted murder of Senator Stennis. sentencing deferred as background checks continue. Houston sees trial dates set for two youths in a mass murder case of 27 male victims. Buenos Aires reports the assassination of a labor leader and a bombing at the Sheraton Hotel amid protests for Che Guevara.
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Nixon to hear energy advisory panel findings on savings
Washington report says President Nixon will receive a citizens energy conservation panel's recommendations as Middle East tensions threaten fuel imports. The panel is expected to urge the public to curb winter shortages by lowering home thermostat settings slightly.
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Winchester Council to vote on water plan and odor controls
Winchester City Council plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Rouss City Hall to adopt a position on the Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission Water Quality Management Study and to consider odor abatement measures at the sewage treatment plant. The agenda includes a regional wastewater grant submission, a Southern Loop roadway proposal, Handley Library renovations, Millwood Ave lease terms for the Rescue Squad, and several rezoning petitions.
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Kissinger warns on U S Soviet ties amid Middle East strains
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger cautioned that U S Soviet relations could suffer if Moscow fails to act responsibly in the Middle East. He urged detente and warned against using tensions to undermine Western alliances while senators urged a cease fire and a return to prewar positions. Fulbright pressed for internationalizing Jerusalem and retaining some Golan Heights.
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Major Escalation of War Indicated in Middle East Conflicts
AP report from Cairo says air raids amid ground battles along the Suez Canal and Golan Heights. Israeli strikes hit Damascus and Barouk Mountain radar, with Lebanese reports of Israeli armor crossing into Lebanon. Casualties, UN observer deaths, Arab oil nations discuss mobilization, and Soviet statements urge support.
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UN Security Council Diverges Over MidEast Cease Fire Plan
United States pushes to restore prewar lines as basis for a cease fire. China and the Soviet Union demand Israeli withdrawal from occupied lands. Chinese praise Egypt and Syria for action while Egypt disputes relinquishing territory. Abba Eban and Mohammed H. El-Zayyat clash over wartime claims.
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Watergate Hearing Set for McMinoway and Buckley
Michael W. McMinoway and John Buckley two private detectives alleged as Nixon campaign spies were to appear before the Senate Watergate committee today.
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Miller Calls for Tightening Of Work Release and Furloughs
Attorney General Andrew Miller campaigning for reelection urged tighter work release and furlough rules for state prison inmates. He warned the Legislature may limit Bureau of Corrections powers if reforms are not enacted and called for better screening and vocational education to aid post release reintegration. He also pressed tougher penalties for hard drug crimes and supported strengthening gun crime provisions while maintaining existing gambling prostitution and pornography laws. Miller backs a minimum pay scale for law enforcement and was introduced by local attorney Joseph White alongside several Democratic colleagues.
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Virginia
Victory in county reform proposed by Virginia association
Frederick County Board of Supervisors will consider a resolution to expand from five to one plus two per magisterial district with a four year winner and a two year runner up, plus an at large chairman. Also on the agenda are zoning junk car and trailer ordinances and new readings tonight at 7 p.m. at the county administration building.
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