Snipers Kill Three as Beirut Cease-Fire Holds
Sniper fire killed three civilians attempting to cross a Syrian held bridge into east Beirut as a Christian cease-fire held for a second day. President Elias Sarkis ended talks in Damascus with Hafez Assad and headed to Saudi Arabia to pursue a permanent solution.
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Cost to Maintain A Governor Revealed In State Vouchers
Virginia taxpayers face expense disclosures as the Washington Post reports Gov. John Dalton's costs include office chair purchases, kitchen upgrades at the mansion, and private residence meals. May through June mansion and private home food totals near six and a half thousand dollars.
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Frosty Virginia Weather And Harvest Fears
A cold snap drops Virginia into the 30s with Roanoke recording 27 degrees, Dulles 28 and Norfolk 45. Farmers fear damage to peanuts in Greensville and Sussex as Southeastern growers harvest early. A Vatican note says cardinals begin ballots Sunday for a new pope.
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Congress Faces Key Votes In Bid to Adjourn Saturday
Congress pushes to adjourn by week end with Senate votes on a 29.7 billion tax cut and energy package in the House. Byrd warns that failure to pass either measure could delay adjournment and prompt a lame duck session.
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Ford Credits Sinai II as Step Toward Camp David Accord
Norfolk AP Ford ties 1975 Sinai II U S Egypt pact to Camp David outcomes and credits Kissinger mediated agreement as a stepping stone while campaigning for Senator John Warner. He dodges 1980 bid talk, lauds Warner on defense and governance, and criticizes Carter era mismanagement and GSA scandals.
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Winchester Man Gains New Eyes and Loyal Dog Friend
Winchester resident George Reading now enjoys improved vision with a new set of eyes and finds companionship in his dog Reney. The pair share daily walks and mutual support, highlighting a touching recovery story and the bond between owner and pet.
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