Dismissal Opposed As Kelley Faces Gifts Probe
Washington The FBI director Clarence M Kelley faces scrutiny over gifts from subordinates and a window valance project in his apartment. Levi is expected to urge public admonition not resignation while Shaheen’s office monitors propriety findings. Kelley repaid 335 dollars for construction costs.
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Ford Stays Close as Carter Plans Nationwide Kickoff
President Ford will remain near the White House this month with limited travel as James A. Baker III outlines a restrained campaign. Carter launches his drive with events in Warm Springs Georgia and stops in Darlington Newark and Norfolk while Mondale and Maddox campaign in various states.
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Referendum Set for November on Winchester Blue Laws
Winchester voters will decide in November whether Sunday openings should be allowed. The question, already petitioned to referendum, revisits the 1974 Blue Laws and follows language changes by the Virginia General Assembly. Nichols Department Store backs repeal arguing current law harms Winchester business.
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Reading reform promises success through faith and daily phonics
The article advocates intensive phonics for all ages and stresses daily half hour lessons. It warns against slow starts and suggests immediate, unwavering practice to overcome belief that a child is too dumb to read. It emphasizes consistency and a decisive shift from look say to phonics.
August Unemployment Rises Third Month In Row In U S
The unemployment rate climbed to 7.9 percent in August from 7.8 percent as joblessness rose for the third consecutive month. Nonfarm payrolls gained 240,000, while overall employment increased to 88 million amid a labor market still affected by strikes and demographic shifts.
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Virginia jobless rate dips slightly in August
The Virginia Employment Commission reported a 0.1 point drop in the unemployment rate from July to August. Unemployment stood at 5.3 percent with 121,200 people jobless in August, down from 124,300 unemployed in July. Richmond maintained the state’s lowest rate.
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Frederick County owns Rouss Ave and Softee site uncertain
A survey notes Frederick County owns Rouss Ave while the Mister Softee spot near the Loudoun Mall remains unresolved. The Week feature profiles the 64 year old Star Tannery Postmaster in Country Roads. Apple pickers prepare for this year’s crop.
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