Dayan Leaves Door Open to Some Palestinians in Geneva Talks
Israel may allow some Palestinians in Egyptian or Lebanese delegations and in Jordan group while rejecting seating of PLO representatives. Dayan sees possible Arab state support for a Geneva conference by year’s end. State Department says Palestinians must be represented and may deal with the PLO if it accepts Israel’s existence.
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Cambodia Time Delay Threatens UN General Assembly Work
Cambodia's communist government refused to pay back dues, risking a delay in the UN General Assembly's 32nd session. With arrears totaling about 181,000 dollars since April 1975, Cambodia risks losing its vote unless it settles the minimum needed to reinstate its status. The session opened with Lazar Mojsov of Yugoslavia elected president.
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Carter Clears Path for Lance OMB Decision
President Carter and Bert Lance near a decision on Lance's tenure as head of the Office of Management and Budget. A news conference was scheduled with indications a ruling might be announced, though aides cautioned against speculation about anyannouncement.
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Democrats Race to Fill Roanoke Center for Carter Visit
In Roanoke, Virginia the Carter campaign aims for a 10 000 attendance at the Roanoke Civic Center to back gubernatorial candidate Henry Howell. Organizers deploy flyers phone banks and outreach to students to counter weather hunting season and indoor rally constraints.
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County Board to fight Front Royal annexation plan
Warren County supervisors vowed to oppose Front Royal's proposed annexation of county land. Clarke County supervisors advanced plans for a new Berryville courthouse, signaling progress on the project.
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Board Opposes Shenandoah River Water Pump Plan
Warren County supervisors voiced opposition to John Dalton’s proposal to pump Shenandoah River water north to Northern Virginia. A Statton Hammock warned the plan would shift influence to a large regional population, threaten county water users, and jeopardize local industries like Artex. Continued on Page 21.
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Unsolved Murders Part III Stuart Pope Robbery Questioned
The 71 year old widower Stuart Pope was found murdered in his Valley Ave home on November 21 1973. Police say there was no forced entry and robbery motive is unlikely. A $420 wallet compartment clue and signs of a struggle suggest the killer knew the victim.
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