Handley High School bond sale approved by Winchester Council
Winchester Council unanimously approved a resolution to issue 5.75 million dollars in municipal bonds to fund Handley High School renovation. The sale is set for October 26, with council opting to issue bonds without a public referendum amid inflation and market timing concerns. The Winchester Citizens Association had urged a public vote.
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Handley High School
Winchester City
Ben Dutton
Council
Charles Zuckerman
Winchester Citizens Association
No Link Found Between Swine Flu Shots and Deaths
Health officials say there is no evidence that swine flu vaccinations caused the deaths of elderly patients across multiple states. Ten total deaths, all in patients over 60 with heart history, prompted suspensions in several states while autopsies and batch testing proceed.
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Pittsburgh
Parke-Davis & Co
Detroit
C. R. Shelton
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Bureau of Biologics
Rockville
J. Donald Millar
Bureau of State Services
Millar
David Sencer
Michigan
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Florida
Texas
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Vermont
Alaska
Maine
New Mexico
Illinois
Chicago
Pitt County
Virginia Keeps Swine Flu Program On Track Despite Pa Deaths
Virginia health officials say the swine flu inoculation program will continue after three elderly Pennsylvanians died shortly after vaccination. Two Alexandria and Loudoun clinics were paused but will be rescheduled. authorities see no vaccine link.
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Richmond
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Alexandria
Loudon County
Pittsburgh
Robert L. Wood
Wood
Loudoun County
Allegheny County
Philip Wilson
Williamsburg
Eastern
Ford Says His Leadership Is A Pretty Good Batting Average
President Ford defends his leadership as his campaign tours New York and New Jersey amid criticism over the Earl Butz remark and questions on Eastern Europe and the Arab boycott. He calls his record a pretty good batting average while Carter leads or trails in a Gallup poll.
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Jimmy Carter
Earl Butz
Europe
Israel
New York
New Jersey
Plains Ga
Gallup
White House
George Gallup Sr
San Francisco
Carter
Washington Post
Post
Walter Mondale
Bob Dole
Dole
Tennessee
New York News
Butz
Eastern
U.S
Sinai
Africa
Gallup Poll Shows Ford Narrows Carter Lead
Gallup reports a mid campaign survey before the second debate shows Carter at 47 percent and Ford at 45 percent with 6 percent undecided and 1 percent each for Eugene McCarthy and other candidates. Ford's South gains cut his deficit from 63 28 to 53 43, while Carter led 50 37 after GOP conventions.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
South
Eugene McCarthy
Cease Fire Efforts Killed in Lebanon
Syrian tanks and infantry attacked guerrilla positions east and south of Beirut in a two front offensive. The assault followed an earlier push toward Sidon as Arab League efforts for a cease-fire were suspended in Cairo. Bhamdoun and Aley, near the Beirut–Damascus highway, remained key guerrilla strongholds amid the civil war.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Arab League
Sidon
Cairo
Mahmoud Riad
Bhamdoun
Beirut-Damascus
Yasir Arafat
Aley
Damascus
A&P Store in Berryville to be enlarged and remolded
The A&P Grocery Store in Berryville will be enlarged and remoldered, with details on today's Area News Page. The report notes related items appear in the Our Town feature and photos and a related note on page 17.
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Berryville
Area News
Cleveland
Winchester
SPCA
Irvin Cleveland
Our Town
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