Land Swap Approved For Watergate II Site In Alexandria
Alexandria council unanimously approves a six acre land swap with Watergate II developers to allow a 19 story apartment condominium three blocks west of the Potomac. The Watergate firm will trade city land along the waterfront near the Old and Historic District.
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Court battle over Watergate tapes may extend grand jury term
The Cox team weighs extending the grand jury beyond December 5 or resubmitting evidence to a new panel if a decision on White House tapes is delayed. Court appeals are due by October 1 with Supreme Court action possible by November.
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Dear Abby Advice Columns From 1970s Reader Letters
A set of Dear Abby excerpts covers a terrified Wisconsin reader seeking painless dental care, a debate over which instrument most resembles the human voice, and a shy worker troubled by unwanted flowers from a divorced suitor. The column offers practical, humorous responses.
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Holton appoints two to Outdoor Recreation Commission
Gov. Linwood Holton named Thomas W. Richards of Arlington and Mary Stuart Gilliam of Lexington to four year terms on the Commission on Outdoor Recreation. Richards succeeds Ira N. Gabrielson of Oakton, while Gilliam replaces Holman Willis Jr. of Roanoke. Holton also reappointed three Governor's Advisory Board members: Beirne B. Carter of Salem, E. P. Litton of Bristol, and Warner N. Dalhouse of Roanoke.
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Court to rehear rent tax case in Virginia
Virginia Supreme Court will set aside its June ruling and rehear Norfolk rent tax case at the Oct 8 Richmond term. City lawyers call the move favorable as the earlier decision lacked clarity on repayment of the 1.2 million dollars and may reopen whether the tax can be imposed.
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