Lance inquiry on Bert Lance continues amid resign call
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee weighs ending the probe after Lance testimony. Sen. Charles Percy and Sen. Abraham Ribicoff say Lance should resign as they expect staff to rebut his claim about informing investigators before confirmation. Ribicoff notes Lance's testimony worsened his stance.
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Bert Lance
Lance
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Percy
Carter
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Beverly Hills Club Fire Report Calls Violations Electricians Nightmare
Kentucky Governor Julian Carroll released a state report labeling the Beverly Hills Supper Club blaze an electrician s nightmare due to extensive code violations. Investigators cited improper wiring and lack of approved sprinklers while crowding exceeded capacity.
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Beverly Hills
Kentucky
Julian Carroll
Carroll
Cincinnati
James Osborne
Southgate
Ovid Lewis
Northern Kentucky University
Warren
Differing Views on Piping Water From Shenandoah River
Two Winchester area lawmakers split over Noman Cole’s plan to pipe up to 100 million gallons of Shenandoah River water from Front Royal to Northern Virginia. Delegate Andy Guest opposes parts of the plan citing long-term reliability concerns, while State Senator William Truban supports it with conditions to keep Valley water within Virginia.
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Winchester
Shenandoah River
Front Royal
Virginia
Noman Cole
State Water Control Board
John Dalton
Del
Raymond R
Andy) Guest, Jr
House of Delegates
the Star
Guest
Dalton
Cole
Shenandoah
William Truban
Truban
Shenandoah Valley
California Ends Most Mandatory Retirement Next Year
California moves to end mandatory retirement for state and local government workers except police and firefighters. A state certificate of continued competence will be required to stay employed, with private employers allowed to test abilities before extension. Governor Brown backs the measure as both liberty and survival.
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Calif
California
Maine
Washington
House
Edmund Brown Jr
Brown
Leonard Grimes
Agriculture and Services
Richard Alatorre
Unsolved Murders Part 1 Strother He Didn’t Make It Home
The 1972 Strother case in Frederick County remains unsolved. George Strother, 53, was last seen on Fairmont Avenue around 9 a.m. on September 2. His body was found at 10:45 a.m. near Route 731 four miles north of Nain after an ongoing investigation. An offer of a $1,107 reward remains unclaimed.
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Strother
Fairmont Ave
Winchester
Rt. 522
Gainesboro
Cross Junction
Rt. 731
Nain
Richard Cather
Mauck
Harry Richards
Inside Today's Star 1935 Front Royal News Highlights
The weekly Wire from Warren highlights area news in Front Royal Warren County for 1935. Features include oriental rugs with a rug appraiser James Keshishian detailing buying tips and fine points. Details and photos appear on the Area News page.
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Warren County
Warren
James Keshishian
The
Virginia Nens
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