Peace Drive Shaky After Israeli West Bank Move
Israel expanded Jewish settlements in the West Bank intensifying tensions with Egypt and provoking US criticism. Egypt signaled possible recall of its Washington negotiators while Syria and Iraq forged a joint stance opposing Camp David framework.
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Carter's Program Gains Backing From Miller and Firms
President Carter's anti-inflation plan receives key support from Federal Reserve Chair G William Miller and from business and labor groups. Miller calls it balanced and sustained, stressing it must align with Fed rate policies. Labor and business factions pledge cooperation, while many firms welcome spending cuts even as wage price guideline opposition lingers.
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Carter Plans Geneva Talks to Sell 2,250-Unit Treaty
U S sources say Secretary Vance will travel to Geneva for a ninth round of talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko aimed at finalizing a two thousand two hundred fifty strategic bombers and ICBMs treaty. Washington hopes to sign at a year end summit with Brezhnev.
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Voter Registration Up In Northern Shenandoah Valley
Voter rolls in Clarke Frederick Warren counties and Winchester show 29 123 eligible for Nov 7. Total Virginia registration reaches 2 020 623 with 6 054 new voters state wide. Local districts list counts and a ballot question on school board selection.
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Warner criticized for Bicentennial record and Nixon gift
Democratic Reps Simon and Schroeder condemn Warner for poor leadership of the Bicentennial while he faces questions over a $2500 Nixon campaign donation. Warner explains the gift as associated with a volunteer organization he headed, not to Nixon. The critique links ABBA tenure to Senate qualifications and cites missed minority and women heritage goals.
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Carter Campaigns in Nashville Amid Tennessee Races
President Carter campaigns for Democrats in Nashville with Baker facing challenger Jane Eskind for the Senate as attendances and events widen. White House notes Carter supports the Democratic ticket not Baker. Governors, fundraisers, school attendance, and other races shape the day as foreign exchange and Annapurna deaths follow in separate briefs.
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Clearbrook Park Archery Range Opens
The Clearbrook Park Archery Range is now open as the newest addition to the park. Page 12 notes the launch and likely community interest in this new facility.
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