Howell Drops Peakload Pricing Stance in Virginia Race
Democratic candidate Henry Howell renounces peakload pricing plans citing implementation flaws while Lt. Gov. John Dalton backs peak load controls. Howell previously supported peakload pricing in 1974 and opposes current pilot programs as too costly or limited in reach. Ford supports Dalton, with Carter promising campaign help in September.
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Carter Faces Black Leaders Over Jobless Rates
Civil rights leaders from the NAACP the Black Caucus and the National Urban League condemn rising black unemployment calling it a national disgrace and tragedy. A coalition vows Full Employment Week with rallies in over 50 cities to push for new jobs legislation while the White House cites a temporary lull and plans to expand public service jobs programs.
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Labor Day Reflections and Traffic Outlook Across Nation
A Labor Day piece notes the season's transition with bees, beavers, farmers, squirrels, scholars, and migrating species. It predicts hot humid weather, possible storms, busy roads, and a nationwide travel push of 13.5 billion miles. It stresses careful travel and ties Labor Day to work, civilization, and recognition of workers. In Washington, Hanafi leader Hamaas Abdul Khaalis faces sentencing as his legal team seeks leniency.
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Virginia unemployment dips to 5.1 percent in August
Virginia's unemployment rate falls to 5.1 percent, the lowest since November 1974, as the Virginia Employment Commission notes school openings reduced youth job seekers. The total unemployed drops from 130000 in mid July to 122000 in mid August.
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No Star Monday Labor Day closure
The Star will not publish Monday in observance of Labor Day. All Star offices will be closed. Normal office hours and publication will resume on Tuesday.
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Singing Hemphills at Calvary Baptist Church
The Hemphills perform at Calvary Baptist Church located at 844 Amherst Street this Sunday at 7:30 PM. The event is part of weekend activities. Labor Day hours and closures apply including Bank of Virginia Shenandoah branch.
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Humphrey Leaves Hospital on Anniversary Return to Senate Hopes
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey returns home to WAVERLY Minnesota after surgery for an intestinal blockage. Doctors found a pelvis tumor not removable by surgery and plan cancer treatment next week. He walks through well wishers, thinner and weaker, and marks his 41st wedding anniversary with Muriel. He declines wheelchair use and says he will be back in time to do work that needs to be done.
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Local apple harvest seeks 700 pickers in Virginia
The Winchester VEC and Frederick County Fruit Growers Assn seek up to 700 apple pickers for a 10 week season starting next week. Wages start at 2.63 per hour with potential reductions to 2.20 for low performers and earnings impact on unemployment benefits.
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Groundbreaking set for new sanctuary at area church
A local church plans a groundbreaking ceremony tomorrow for a new sanctuary. Religion page also notes several churches announcing speakers and programs with details on today’s Religion section.
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