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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1979
Page
4
The piece argues for decontrolling domestic oil prices to boost production and ease energy shortages. It notes ARCO estimates 30 months could lift output by 400,000 bpd by 1981 and 2 million bpd by 1985, with modest CPI impact. It warns tying energy pricing to inflation policy risks muddling aims.
The statesman Jean Monnet who steered Western Europe toward unity through the Action Committee for the United States of Europe is remembered after his death at 90. His work led to the European Common Market now the European Community, aiming for lasting peace and prosperity with North America against the Soviet threat.
Leonard Ellis defends supervisors vote on an $8.3 million high school ceiling. He argues education is about more than buildings and that bond funded projects affect taxes and teacher salaries. He criticizes H B Landes for stereotyping officials by white or black hats and praises Owings Rosenberger Fish and Stiles for seeking what he sees as education in Frederick County.
The White House echoes with religious and political rhetoric as Carter Begin and Sadat share a peace moment. They acknowledge gaps over Palestinians West Bank Gaza while affirming hope in peace and U.S. security involvement amid Arab threats and PLO tensions.
Carter Sadat and Begin left the White House with aligned objectives but divergent methods. The piece notes a historic tension between ends and means, cites Aldous Huxley on this dilemma, and suggests a new power triangle in the Middle East with the US Israel and Egypt.
U.S. officials warn the South African scandal over overseas funds may implicate American politicians and undermine UN plans for South West Africa. The shift could push Botha rightward, threaten Namibia’s independence, and complicate U.S. sanctions and Rhodesian diplomacy amid looming April elections.
A New York Times News Service report traces Henry Ford II to Roy Cohn and a stockholders’ coalition, mentions a bribery probe, and recounts Sinatra’s disputed contact with Gov. Carey. Henry Ford II asserts a social visit to Sinatra in 1978 was not a bid to influence the Ford lawsuit.
The writer weighs denials around Ford and Sinatra with Carey, notes Mickey Rudin as mediator, and questions the accuracy of a Carey Sinatra Ford story. A later oblique reference to an Israeli official and a hypothetical Saudi invasion quote prompts reflections on sourcing and reminders of JFK phrasing.
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