Handley High to Reopen Monday After Disturbance
Winchester School Superintendent Jacob Johnson announced Handley High will reopen Monday with police presence after a two day closure following a racial disturbance involving 100 to 150 students. He cited ongoing investigations and district policy on suspensions and expulsions as delaying today’s reopening.
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Winchester
Jacob Johnson
Handley High School
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Handley
W. Wendell Hylton
School Integration Service
Education Department
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King
Raymond Ratcliffe
NAACP
Handley High
Craig
Broad Run High School
Sterling Park
James McBride
Broad Run
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dalton King
Winchester School Board
Truce Halts Fighting In Lebanon Amid Civil Conflict
Moslem and Christian gunmen agreed to a cease-fire in Beirut effective 4 p.m. to 9 a.m. EDT, easing the day’s warfare as police reported fires in Martyr's Square and casualties. Premier Rashid Karami’s government arranged the truce, while battles continued in Ein Rummaneh and Shiyah despite the lull.
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Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Radio Beirut
Martyr’s Square
U.S
Ein Rummaneh
Shiyah
Christian Ein Rummaneh
Cuba braces for Eloise as hurricane nears
Eloise lashed Guantanamo with heavy rain and winds up to 75 mph. Eastern Oriente evacuees were moved as Santiago hosts preparations. Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic reported deaths and homelessness, while Florida preps emergency action and officials assess damage and costs.
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Associated Press
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Guantanamo
U.S. Naval Base
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Santiago
Cuba
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Dominican Republic
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Miami Center
United States
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Florida
Camaguey
Cubana de Aviacion
Haiti
Hispaniola
Key Officials Denied Access To War Warning
Washington AP United States intelligence restricted access to warnings of a Middle East war in 1973. Rep. Otis G. Pike said intercepted Egyptian communications signaled danger, but secrecy kept key officials from acting. He urged 24 hour notice before releasing sensitive material and warned of court action if needed.
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Middle East
United States
House Intelligence Committee
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
U.S
Pike
CBS
Morning News
Vietnam
White House
Ford
Pike’s Committee
Agreement Reached In NFL Labor Dispute
The NFL and its players union announced a memorandum of agreement after a 13 hour session led by W J Usery Jr. The five striking clubs named were the Patriots Jets Giants Redskins and Lions. A guaranteed full offer on a new labor contract was promised by next Monday.
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NEW York
National Football League
W.J. Usery Jr
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
NFL Management Council
Players’ Union
New England Patriots
New York Jets
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Detroit Lions
Jordan rejects Hawk missiles over Ford restrictions
Jordan will not sign the 14 battery Hawk missile deal with the United States citing insulting use restrictions in President Ford’s message to Congress. Prime Minister Zaid Rifai says Jordan’s dignity is at stake and King Hussein may buy Soviet defense missiles if the deal collapses.
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Frank G. Zarb
Congress
Zarb
Ford
U.S
House
Amman
Jordan
United States
Zaid Rifai
Hussein
Soviet Union
Promise of no nuclear warhead use in Israeli missiles
Israel's defense minister Shimon Peres says Israel would guarantee not to place nuclear warheads on missiles if the United States offers such a pledge. Secretary Kissinger confirms U S consideration of Pershing missiles for Israel within Sinai accord secret terms. Sisco to testify on secret agreements as Morgan's committee weighs monitoring technicians and arms deals with Turkey and Jordan.
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Washington
Israel
United States
Shimon Peres
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Sinai
Joseph J. Sisco
House International Relations Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Congress
Morgan
Turkey
Jordan
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Egypt
Suez Canal
Kissinger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sisco
Apple Variety Recipe Contest Judges Named for Star 1975
The Star announces the judging panel for its 1975 Apple Variety Recipe Contest. Living editor Jessica Sullivan profiles three judges: James Laise, Pauline Baccary, and Faith Lamphier. Also reports on the new apple crop in Clarke and Frederick counties.
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Star
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James Laise
Pauline Baccary
Faith Lamphier
Clarke
Frederick
John McManus
Clarke County
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