Plentiful Candidates For Nov 2 In Frederick Clarke
Voters in Frederick and Clarke counties face multiple contests as filing closes. Winchester shows no local race while county posts include Board of Supervisors and Sheriff in Frederick, and various offices in Clarke. The ballot lists candidates from both parties for lieutenant governor and state legislature with top vote earners securing seats.
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Lulu Williams
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Winchester
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Back Creek
Thomas
Harold I. Phillips
Richard F. Madigan
Robert Russell
Ray C. Fahnestock
Robert A. Luttrell
Resbien Amg Meaty
Gene T. Dicks
Shawnee
Donald Hodgson
George Snarr
Stonewall
Thomas B. Brumback
Dennis T. Dole
Commonwealth
Lawrence Ambrogi
Stephen Butler
Lacy Anderson
John Alvin Johnson, Jr
Char W. Orndorff
Dorothy Bailey Keckley
Esten Rudolph, Jr
Clarke County
Battletown
Eustace Jackson
Raleigh H. Watson
A. Leon Tomblin
Paul Kagey
Kagey
Albert Nicodemus, Jr
Mary E. Rhoden
Odie Yowell
Allen Cochran
Edythe R. Pifer
Harold R. Hawkins
Justice of the Peace
C.T. Hardesty, III
Philip Hardesty
Democratic and GOP lieutenant governor candidates plan rallies
The Democratic candidate Del George Kostel will speak at 7 30 tonight at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester for the Democratic Campaign Kickoff Rally hosted by the Winchester Democratic Committee. The GOP candidate Del George Shafrai will attend Winchester Frederick County Young Republicans at the Holiday Inn East on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Both events are open to the public. Contact Gonecern at 667 0145 for assistance.
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Winchester
Winchester- Frederick County
Del
George Kostel
George Washington Hotel
Democratic Committee
George Shafrai
Holiday Inn East
Nixon May Modify Viet Deadline Stand
Washington sources say President Nixon may alter his opposition to the Viet Cong North Vietnamese demand for a 1971 withdrawal deadline to secure POW releases. Paris talks are at a stall with both sides waiting for a break, as U S negotiators flag a publicity driven open talks stance.
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Nixon
Washington
U.S
Saigon
United States
Hanoi Restates 7-Point Peace Plan
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong defended their seven point peace terms in Paris denying McGovern’s claim of softened terms. Xuan Thuy and Dinh Ba Thi reaffirmed that U.S. withdrawal and a government of national concord excluding Thieu remain core demands at the Paris talks.
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Paris
North Vietnam
George S. McGovern
South Dakota Democrat
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Dinh Ba Thi
Saigon
McGovern
Thuy
Nguyen van Thieu
Draft Bill Has Nixon Worried
The draft-extension bill faces a crucial Senate vote with White House concern over its fate. Nixon weighs calling senators as Sen. Gordon Allot campaigns to add 300 million to the military pay increase while Sen. John Stennis warns chances are slim if the tabling motion prevails.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
White House
Gordon Allot
R-Cole
Allot
John Stennis
Senate, Armed Services Committee
Mississippi
House
Edith Threatens Cameron as Louisiana Braces for Storm
Hurricane Edith pounded Cameron Parish with 100 mph winds and 10 to 12 foot tides. evacuation extended along the coast from Cameron to Morgan City as power and communications failed and shelters opened.
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Cameron
Edith
Louisiana
Texas Line
National Hurricane Center
Roland Tresclair
Civil Defense
Cameron Parish
Morgan City
Sabine Pass
Tex
Biloxi
Miss
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Netherland Antilles
Caribbean
Honduras
Central America
Fourteen Americans Killed in Vietnam Last Week
The U.S. Command reported fourteen American servicemen killed in action in Vietnam in the past week, the ninth straight week under twenty deaths. It listed forty-nine wounded in action, the lowest weekly total in six years, with twelve Americans dying from nonhostile causes such as accidents and illness.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Congress Probing Attica Riot Fallout and Reform Efforts
Congress launches inquiry into the Attica prison riot suppression with House leaders seeking reforms and possible investigations. Reports dispute hostage deaths, while White House support for Gov Rockefeller's handling remains. Lawmakers pledge prison tours and expanded oversight to prevent future tragedies.
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Washington
Congress
Attica
White House
Nixon
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
House
Select Committee On
New York State
Scandentai Oa Iam
Ziegler
Pepper
California
Ronald
Government Still Endorses Phosphate Detergents
Washington officials say phosphates are a major water pollutant but new substitutes are caustic and hazardous. Surgeon General Steinfeld urges continued use of phosphate detergents, while EPA head Ruckelshaus funds phosphate removal and cautions against NTA usage due to health and environmental concerns.
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Washington
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Federal Water Quality Administration
Ruckelshaus
NTA
Peace Activists Bring POW Tapes From Hanoi
American peace activists returning from Hanoi released tapes said to carry the voices of four U S prisoners of war in South Vietnam. The recordings urge an end to the war and a seven point peace proposal, with references to the Pentagon papers and Defense Department studies. Maj. Floyd Harold Kushner and Army Special Staff Sgt John Arthur Young were named by speakers, with two others unidentified.
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Washington
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
North
Associated Press
Vietnam Veterans Against the
North Vietnam
Paris
Pentagon
Defense Department
Vietnam
Floyd Harold Kushner
Army
Army Special Staff
John Arthur Young
South
Mr. Kushner
Kushner
Radio Handi
Young
Grays Lake
Ill
Weather clouds gather over Virginia with evening showers possible
A cold front moves into Virginia bringing increasing cloudiness and a chance of showers in the western areas. The report also notes a Democratic rally tonight at 7 30 in the Washington Hotel with public invited and local party officials named.
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Richmond
Virginia
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J. Sargent Reynolds
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Shenandoah County
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J. Fred Larrick
S. Roger Koontz
Raymond Guest, Jr
Warren County
Tokyo International
Tokyo
Gonecern
Richard Nixon
Gulf of Mexico
Reagan
San Quentin Prison
America
Uiae
Black Caucus
Robert W. Kastenmeir
D-Wis
Abner J. Mikva
Mikva
Steinfeld
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Charles C. Edwards
Food and Drug Administration
Tiwar
U.S.A
Life Magazine
Newsweek
Fulbright
Mansfield
Harriman
Clifford
Democratic
Ged
Washington Hotel
Barrichadistr
Smalley
Democratic Comm
William
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