Republicans Renew Push To Regain White House
The GOP used NBC's prime time to rebuke Carter and Congress over inflation and press for tax cuts and spending restraint. Bill Brock moderated a rebuttal joined by Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan arguing for reduced federal spending while criticizing the Carter administration’s economic policy.
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Warner loan for media ad boosting Virginia Senate bid
John Warner loaned his campaign another 135 000 for media ads in the final stretch of the Virginia Senate race against Democrat Andrew Miller. The Oct 24 loan lifts total loans to 335 000 with 14 000 repaid.
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Inflation Fighter Kahn Targets All Demand Sources
Alfred E. Kahn, newly named head of the anti inflation effort, says he will probe all sources of inflation rather than enforce voluntary wage and price guidelines. He warns against rushing action, as consumer prices rose 0.8 percent in September, lifting the retail index near double its 11 year level.
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Coppola Given Death Penalty
Newport News Virginia Frank Coppola 34 was sentenced to die in the electric chair January 12 1979 for the murder of Muriel Hatchell. Circuit Court Judge Henry D Garnett said the case justified the death penalty and Coppola’s lawyer Augustus Anninos will appeal under automatic review. Coppola’s mother Mary Rose Coppola praised her son.
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Employee Charged With Murder After Shootout
A disgruntled employee at Teledyne Hydra Power in New Rochelle shot and killed his boss and a coworker after a dispute, then wounded himself. Owen Cox, 36, is charged with two counts of second degree murder and remains in critical condition.
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Pet of the Week two poodle mix sisters seek homes
Two poodle mix dogs found near Adams Ave Front Royal in Warren County are at the Humane Society Shelter awaiting adoption. One is calm and companionable the other frisky and playful and both qualify for spay cost support of twenty dollars each. Shelter hours are daily 9 to noon and 1 to 5 at Rt 618 off Rt 619 south of Front Royal.
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Minor Fires Busy Firemen
Winchester firefighters responded to a car fire in front of Fern's Fine Foods on Millwood Avenue shortly before 7 a.m. Earlier, at 12:30 a.m., they found no fire after responding to a smoke-filled house at 138 E. Baker Lane. A small brush fire on Whitlock Avenue last night at 9:30 p.m. caused minor damage.
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