Senate Overhauls Carter Energy Plan Amid Senate Shifts
In Washington, Senate leaders from the energy committee challenge President Carter's program. Sen. Bennett Johnston predicts major rate reforms will fail as the chamber moves to consider the proposal. The Senate has already approved an omnibus energy bill with conservation aims and a gasoline rationing plan, diverging from the administration's tax approach.
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Small Private Funeral Planned for Stokowski
Leopold Stokowski died in his sleep at 95 at his Nether Wallop home and his family planned a small private funeral in Britain. His agent said he slipped away after a 70 year career and 7,000 performances. Sons Stan and Chris and daughters Sonia Thorbecke Sadie Goldsmith and Luba Rhodes flew in from the US and Switzerland for arrangements. Musicians and critics paid tribute to the famed conductor and recording pioneer.
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Rudd Surrenders to Manhattan District Attorney
Mark Rudd a Weather Underground fugitive since 1970 surrendered at the Manhattan district attorney's office. The 30 year old faces misdemeanor charges from 1960s antiwar protests and was scheduled to go to Chicago Thursday for related charges. He arrived with attorney Gerald Lefcourt and spoke to reporters but made no statement.
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Berryville Town Council approves new zoning ordinances
The Berryville Town Council unanimously approved new zoning ordinances at its monthly meeting last night. Page 19 details the council action and its implications for local development.
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Lance says media attack unfair as Senate hearing looms
Budget Director Bert Lance denounces media innuendo and denies resigning as he faces Senate hearings on banking practices. The report highlights Powell Percy dispute over aircraft use and ties to Bell & Howell while outlining the Atlanta embezzlement link and ongoing investigations.
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Winchester Recreation Board urged to trim funding request
Winchester Parks and Recreation Board meets in emergency session to prepare a pared down $266,000 two year development request for Winchester Recreation Park. The full plan totals $532,000 with half funded by the city and a federal matching grant. Council fears a full funding vote could raise next year’s taxes, so a prioritized list may be presented tonight. The master plan includes 22 improvements, led by a north park fitness course, with first year work slated to start in summer 1978.
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