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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1977

Page

2

Public opinion on Congress turns sharply negative

A survey notes the 95th Congress earns a three to one negative rating, with concerns over lavish trips, pay raises, and ethics disputes. Yet voters back home rate their own representatives two to one. districting appears to shape parallel views.

U.S. Congress Congress House Senate Harris Idi Amin

Sunny Sunday Gala Opens Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute

More than two thousand Danville and Pittsylvania residents attended a five hour gala opening at the Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute on a sunny 75 degree day. Sponsored by staff and the Danville-Pittsylvania Mental Health Association, the event celebrated a facility seen as a key regional hospital among six planned by state authorities.

Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute Danville-Pittsylvania Mental Health Association Danvillians Pittsylvanians Virginia General Assembly Memorial Hospital

Carter’s Tree House Plan Sparks White House Parable

A columnist mocks President Carter and his daughter Amy planning a White House tree house. The piece likens past presidential construction projects to this whim, predicting design disputes, regulatory hurdles, and public budget scrutiny through agencies and commissions.

Washington Amy White House Department of Energy Carter Plains Nixon Lyndon Johnson Gerald Ford Harry Truman American Institute of Architects Environmental Protection Agency EPA Occupational Safety and Health Administration University of Ilinois Chicago OSHA District of Columbia D.C Fine Arts Commission Friends of the House — of Representatives Pentagon

In Defense Of Augusto Pinochet By Ralph de Toledano

Washington contends Letelier’s assassination lacks Chilean government proof and notes Letelier’s Cuba ties. The piece argues Chilean public backing for Pinochet, reduced inflation, and a freer press, contrasting with Allende’s regime and U.S. media criticism. It cites Gallup data and personal observations from Chileans and officials.

Washington Orlando Letelier Washington Street Augusto Pinochet FBT Letelier Salvador Allende Chile Castro Cuba Europe Havana U.S Beatrice Allende Ernest Lefever Georgetown University Kennedy Institute Gallup Pinochet France Tam Allende

Womack defends gas bill procedure and refunds demand

REGISTERed Mail Womack explains his stance on city gas billing and delays in price increases. He details how citizen concerns prompted a changed procedure and asserts the city must refund all overcharges with interest.

Womack Danville Therit Winstead Winstead City Hall James Lord

Why Mideast Peace Is Unlikely

Carl T. Rowan analyzes Rabin’s visit and Carter's stance on defensible borders. He notes Habash’s warning to abandon violence for a Palestinian state and argues hardliners on both sides impede peace. The piece concludes that US mediation offers only stopgap steps as the conflict persists.

Washington Israel Yitzhak Rabin Jimmy Carter Washington Post Palestinian Liberation Organization PLO Reuters George Habash Mideast West Bank Habash Irving Carter Galan Heights Syria Jordan Jerusalem State Department Henry Kissinger Middle East Egypt Anwar Sadat U.S Yasser Arafat Sadat Arafat Muammar Qaddafi Libya

Charles Bartlett Urges Firm Stand Against Intrusions

Washington column reflects on terrorism impact and security growth around the White House and National Gallery of Art. It argues for a clear anti terror strategy, critiques FBI and CIA limitations, and warns risks of hostage city scenarios, ending with a brief note on Andrew Jackson born March 18, 1767.

Washington National Gallery of Art Egypt White House Blair House Chamber House of Representatives Walter Lacquer Jackson Andrew Jackson United States Union County N.C

Letters to the Editor Policy at Danville Register

The Danville Register invites signed letters with full addresses and telephone numbers for verification. Letters must be accompanied by signatures and are subject to editorial standards and space considerations.

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