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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1973

Page

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Momentous Day in Political History Reconstructed

Washington observes the abrupt fall of Spiro Agnew after his resignation over income tax evasion. Nixon meets with Agnew for a private farewell in the Oval Office before hosting a state dinner and repositioning U S policy amid Middle East tensions.

Agnew Oval Office Nixon Felix Houphouet-Boigny Ivory Coast Presidential Henry A. Kissinger Middle East

Resignation Bargaining Approved by President

Atty. Gen. Richardson said President Nixon fully approved a bargained plea in which Spiro Agnew resigned as vice president and admitted income tax evasion. Agnew was sentenced to three years probation and fined $10,000. The deal included dropping bribery and extortion accusations and avoiding prison. Nixon intervened, though he did not negotiate terms, and related discussions dated back to August.

Washington Elliot L. Richardson Spiro T. Agnew Nixon Richardson Agnew Senate Mike Mansfield Mansfield House Carl Albert U.S. District Court Walter E. Hoffman Baltimore Hoffman White House J. Fred Buzhardt Buzhardt

Israel and Arab forces clash in Middle East fighting

Israeli ground forces crossed the cease fire line in the Golan Heights and conducted hit and run raids near the Suez Canal. Air and naval attacks by Israel targeted Syria and Egypt with both sides reporting losses including ships and planes. Iraq joined the fighting as Jordan mobilized, while the United States and Soviet Union exchanged accusations over resupply and arms shipments.

Associated Press Golan Heights Suez Canal Mediterranean Israel Damascus Sinai Syria Egypt Iraq Jordan Soviet Union United States Washington Moscow

Frederick County Eyes Control of Sewage Plant

Frederick County Supervisors vote unanimously to have the county Sanitation Authority run the regional sewage treatment plant. An ad hoc panel may only consider joint county city ownership as an alternative. The move cites odor problems and new county connections while annexed areas lack service. A petition from Green Acres residents urged action to curb the odor.

Jim Ackley Frederick County Board of Supervisors County Sanitation Authority Winchester Ray Nicely Green Acres

Area GOP Officials Comment on Agnew

Area Republican officials react to Vice President Spiro Agnew resignation with shock and calls for accountability. Local figures including Jim Wilkins Bill Mote Bob Henry and Raymond C Sandy weigh in on honesty and consequences while others decline comment.

GOP Agnew

Candidates for Winchester area House of Delegates answer AAUW questions

Four area candidates seated for a Q A session with the American Association of University Women at the Farmers and Merchants National Bank in Winchester. Participants include James R. Wilkins Sr. Republican incumbent Raymond R Andy Guest Jr. Republican Mrs Kenneth Stiles AAUW representative Roger Koontz Independent Alson H. Smith Democrat and Phyllis Hinman Winchester Frederick Clarke area Henry Howell campaign publicity director. Kenneth Stiles spoke for Mills Godwin.

American Association of University Women Farmers and Merchants National Bank Winchester House of Delegates James R. Wilkins Raymond R Andy) Guest, Jr Kenneth Stiles AAUW Roger

Byrd urged as Nixon vice president candidate

Virginia congressman Thomas N. Downing urges President Nixon to nominate independent Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. for vice president to replace Spiro Agnew. Byrd, denying any ambition, says he would serve Virginia and applauds supporters, while Downing argues Byrd would win broad congressional support.

Nixon Sen Byrd Washington Virginia U. S Harry F. Byrd Jr Spiro T. Agnew Thomas N. Downing United States Congressman Downing Downing Congress White House Harry F. Byrd Senate

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