Kissinger Holds Surprise Meeting With Mao in Peking
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met Chairman Mao Tse-tung in Peking after a hour with Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao-ping. Kissinger and Mao's discussion followed a visit to Fragrant Hills as Chou En-lai's frail health limited foreign visits during the five day trip.
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Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
Mao Tse-tung
China
Kissinger
Teng Hsiaoping
Mao
Nancy
George Bush
U.S
Winston Lord
Chou En-lai
Chou
Teng
Robert Funseth
Theft of TV Set Foiled Ford Assassination Plot
Federal indictments name Gary DeLure and Preston Mayo of Warren County Virginia for conspiring to assassinate President Ford in Sacramento on Sept 5. They planned a sewer bomb diversion while Mayo fired on Ford. the TV theft led to the exposure of the plot.
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Ford
Sacramento
Manson
Lynette
Fromme
Justice Department
Miss Fromme
Gary Steven DeLure
Preston Michael Mayo
Warren County
DeSure
State
Warm Springs
Mont
Santa Barbara
Calif
U.S
Robert Zapata
Zapata
Mayo
California State Capitol
Los Angeles
Asst
U.S. Atty
John J. Resich Jr
Sara Jane Moore
San Francisco
DeLare
Ford Conspirator Is Son Of Warren County Natives
Preston Michael Mayo, 24, indicted in California for conspiring to assassinate President Ford, is the son of Warren County natives. In 1968 he was convicted in Warren County Circuit Court for armed robbery of Rocky Lane Grocery, Woodstock, at age 17, later arrested in Prince William County driving a stolen pickup. Mayo’s parents lived in Woodstock. Mayo lived in Prince William County at the time of the crime. Continuous on Page 2.
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Preston Michael Mayo
Warren County
Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Calif
Mayo
Gary DeSure
Ford
Sacramento
Front Royal
California
Gerald Ford
Prince William County
Sheriff's Department
Cecil D. Williams
Preston B. Mayo
Woodstock
Prince William
Shenandoah College awards over 750000 in student aid
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music distributes 777,042 in student aid for this year. About 65.4 percent of a 722 student body receive aid ranging from 100 to full tuition, with an average grant of 1,500. Federal funds total 418,000, including the Basic Opportunity Grant.
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Diane Kimbel
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Winchester
John Happ
Shenandoah
Happ
Extension Sought on Site for County High School
Frederick County School Board votes unanimously to seek an extension on an option to purchase about 68 acres at Apple Pie Ridge for a proposed senior high school. The decision follows input from about 40 residents and prior supervisors' denial of a budget transfer to buy the land.
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Jim Ackley
Frederick County
Apple Pie Ridge
James Wood High School
New High School Plans Emerge In 1973 Debate
Beginning in fall 1973 discussions on replacing or expanding James Wood High School dominated county education talks. The board explored renovating James Wood, replacing it with a central new high school for 2,500 to 3,000 students, and combining Kline Elementary into the high school complex. The plan shifted to favor a single large, centrally located high school after visits to TC Williams and Williams High School and reviews of renovation costs.
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Frederick County
James Wood High School
Ray Boyce
County Board of Supervisors
Richard Madigan
Melton Wright
Lewis Costello
Stephens City
James Wood
Costello
Board of Supervisors
George Snarr
Fetter
Kline
Sole County
County School Board
Warren County Football Team Shuts Out Loudoun Valley
The Warren County football squad defeated Loudoun Valley 14-0 in a decisive game reported on page 8. The story includes details and photos in the sports section, highlighting the shutout victory and key plays.
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Warren
Warren County
Loudoun Valley
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Frederick
Preston Mayo
Susan Burke
Shenandoah College
Concern
Wrangler
Financial Aid Office
Wright
Robert Fetter
T.C. William
Northern
Virginia
Williams
Clarke Building
Clarke County
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Area News
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