Gunman Surrenders After 18 Hour Hostage Siege
In South Lake Tahoe, James Locklear 24 surrendered with hands in the air after tear gas fueled a standoff that began with a gambling dispute. Four hostages escaped. one was fatally wounded. Police recovered three handguns from Locklear and cleared his brother of charges.
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South Lake Tahoe
Canf
James Locklear
Locklear
Wayne
Belmont Arms Apartments
Sierra Nevada
George Staedler
Hayward
Calif
Craig Smith
Albert Lauro Jr
Wayne Locklear
Smith
Laura
James
el Dorado County
Los Angeles
Rabin Rules Out Vietnam Comparison in Sinai Accord
Israel's Rabin rejects any Vietnam parallel as he submits Egypt Sinai accord to the Knesset with Labor support. Kissinger tours the Middle East after Jordan and Syria endorsements while Israeli raids strike targets north of Tyre amid regional tensions.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Vietnam
Middle East
Israel
United States
Sinai Desert
Rabin
Egypt
Knesset
Labor Party
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
Hussein
Congress
Jordan
Tyre
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Geneva
Kissinger
Damascus
State Department
Robert Anderson
Sinai
Winchester Planning Commission Approves Friendship Fire Hall Move
In a 4 0 vote the Winchester Planning Commission recommended Friendship Fire Company relocate to a $500000 fire hall in Smithfield Farms near Kerr and Bruce Streets. The panel also urged City Council cut Winchester fire companies from five to four, suggesting a Friendship Sarah Zane merger if land is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Robinson
Winchester Planning Commission
Friendship Fire Company
Smithfield Farms Park
Kerr and
Bruce Sts
Wendell L. Seldon
Winchester
Gene Dailey
Dailey
Virginia Avenue
Winchester School Board
Winchester Fire Companies
Friendship
Sarah Zane Fire Companies
Michael Foreman
Fire and Civil Defense Committee
Foreman
van Fossen St
Planning Commission
Fire Company
Parks and Recreation Dept
Oil Price Compromise Tested in Congress Washington
Democratic leaders weigh a Ford backed plan to phase out price controls over 39 months as 60 percent of U S oil remains under a $5.25 ceiling. House and Senate leaders discuss veto overrides while Jackson cites FEA data showing billions in extra profits for the five largest oil producers from ending price limits.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
House
Carl Albert
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Albert
Harley
Staggers
D-W. Va
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
House Commerce Committee
Dingell
Mansfield
Democratic Caucus
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
U.S
Jackson
White House
Federal Energy Administration
Stephens City Hires First Town Manager
Stephens City votes to hire Bruce Eadens as part time town manager from Oct 1 to next June, with a Sept 18 work session on job details and a $5000 budget allocation. A heated council discussion over finances centers on whether to shift town savings from two year CDs to longer term six or seven year CDs, and Mayor Lynn Comer faces a questioning of chairing the finance committee.
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Stephens
Bruce Eadens
Eadens
Perry Engineering Co
Greenway Engineering and Surveying Co
Myrna
Richard
Edward
Rt. 2
Stephens City
Gilda Lemley
Lynn Comer
Lemley
Comer
Back to School Scenes Highlight Clarke County
Star reports on first day of public school with Gene Rhodes on the scene capturing expressions. Clarke County Board of Supervisors meeting covered, with several actions taken. Jessica Sullivan shares fair favorite recipes as Frederick County Youth Fair unfolds. David Smith spotlights fair activities.
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Gene Rhodes
Clarke News
Star
John McManus
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Jessica Sullivan
Frederick
Ee the Fair
David Smith
Frederick County
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Locklear Brothers
London
New York
Moscow
Dorothy Louise Mason
Hedgesville
W. Va
Clearbrook
Stonewall
Rt. 11
Associated Press
Likud
Commission
ECO Corp
Godfrey Miller
Loudoun St. Mall
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron St
Donald Tucker
ECO
Shenandoah Fellowship Foundation
Sterp
J. Miles Cary
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Henry Brumback
Abby
Ll Weather
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