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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1978
Page
4
Rep. J Kenneth Robinson reports 15 400 replies showing district distrust of big government yet willingness to support some federal programs. Voters back tax cuts for middle income, tariffs to curb imports, and price supports for farmers while opposing higher oil taxes and several labor protections.
The Winchester Star announces Open Forum guest columns on the May 2 city council election. Eleven candidates are invited to submit 500 to 750 word pieces outlining positions, qualifications, and local issues. Columns require prior discussion with the Editorial Page Editor and may be edited for libel before publication.
Delmer Robinson Jr explains that Winchester should shape basic city programs through elected leadership, not rely on bureaucrats and data driven studies. He argues for a government with a strong local vision, solid education, favorable business climate, and affordable taxes.
Washington insiders say President Carter must generate fear to govern and rally support. Cabinet members and bureaucrats are blamed for obstructive behavior and anti Carter lobbying on Capitol Hill. Some advise firings or reshaping White House staffing to prove opposition carries a cost.
A reader envisions Jesus writing to the Winchester Evening Star at Easter. He praises the paper for serving the community, guiding readers, and presenting news without bias. He calls for love expressed as daily service, honoring workers and the church’s call to serve others as essential to earthly life.
Washington views the planned Nazi march through Skokie Illinois amid strong opposition and legal fights. The case tests First Amendment limits as communities impose bans and insurers require coverage while ACLU defends the group and debates fighting words and symbolic speech.
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