Rezoning Case Indicts Nine in Trailer Court Ventures
The indictment alleges Gibson paid about $1,500 to Burrage, the planning director, for favorable zoning action to the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors. Wechsler Goldblatt and the Faigens allegedly arranged a $5,500 bank hold until zoning was granted, with Supervisors DeBell and Leigh voting yes. The scheme involved multiple $1,308 and $1,000 checks and used interstate facilities, carrying up to a $10,000 fine if convicted.
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Dear Abby Reflects on Plain Ignorance and Courtesy
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on bigotry at a cocktail party and advice for personal relationships. Topics include a gentile spouse, zodiac folly, marriage strains, and parental discipline via music lessons. Abby urges silent pity for bigots and honest talk in relationships.
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Front Royal Markets Hog and cattle price list update
Market report lists hogs at 24.00 to 25.00 for heavy butchers and 18.00 to 23.00 for butcher sows. Veal ranges from 16.50 to 37.00 with various grades, slaughter cattle quotes for heifers cows bulls and stock feeder calves and yearlings include multiple weight brackets and prices.
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Fairfax Asks 23 Million More in Bonds
Fairfax County plans a November 8 vote on issuing an extra 23 million dollars in bonds for parks and libraries. The ballot may also include 5.7 million for George Mason College and Northern Virginia Community College expansions and a regional center for retarded children. A hearing on including the college and clinic bonds is set foreps 190. About 75 million in approved bonds stay unused due to lack of need or a tight market delaying less urgent projects.
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Ould Seeks Peace Plan For Vietnam Campaign
James P. Ould Jr., Republican Senate candidate, outlined five steps for an honorable peace in Vietnam. He called for broader allied support, greater reliance on military experts, Vietnamese self-sufficiency, political stability in South Vietnam, and a firm push to bring North Vietnam to the conference table.
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Resolution bans cow slaughter in Greater Bombay
A municipal corporation in Bombay passed a resolution banning cow slaughter within Greater Bombay after twelve years of consideration. Introduced in May 1954, the measure aimed to protect sacred cows, with the initiators dying before final passage.
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