Godwin vows balanced Virginia budget at Festival of Leaves
Governor Mills Godwin addressed a large Front Royal crowd opening the Festival of Leaves promising Virginia’s budget will stay balanced even as the state cuts public education funding by 20 million dollars and trims agency spending by five percent. He urged lean government and praised no-spend rhetoric while weather and festival activities drew crowds and crowds of visitors.
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New York City Still Faces Grave Trouble
New York City won a last minute reprieve from financial default after the teachers union agreed to use pension funds to refinance 453 million in due debt. The city faces 2.16 billion in cash shortages through December and January, with federal aid being sought. Mayor Beame and Gov. Carey push for federal guarantees to ease borrowing while Ford remains opposed. The Senate Banking Committee in Washington weighs possible federal relief as City officials rely on congressional action.
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U N Warns Zionism Ruling Jeopardizes UN Work
The U N social affairs committee backed a draft declaring Zionism a form of racism by 70 votes to 29 with 27 abstentions. U S delegate Garment condemned the measure as anti Semitic and warned it imperils United Nations work. The action followed Arab led support and Israel condemnation. A far away ad for Pepsi and Lionel Train Shop appears at the end.
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Kissinger Visits Alaska on Way to Peking
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, en route to Peking, said U S Chinese relations hinge on mutual interests rather than leaders. At Anchorage refueling he cited China’s illnesses and predicted talks with Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping as day to day control shifts. He plans to assess Ford's China visit after completing his trip.
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Local campaigns intensify ahead of Election Day
Star reports rising campaign activity across Frederick Clarke and Warren Counties with candidates and religious groups announcing services and programs. Doug O Connell interviews candidates for constitutional offices as area churches outline upcoming events and notices.
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