Hold City Taxes to the Minimum By Phyllis F Rinker
Phyllis F Rinker, Republican nominee from the North Ward, argues for restrained tax spending. She pledges closer council community ties, asks voters for input, and notes experience in city government. She cites water sewer funding questions and aims to keep taxes from burdening residents while improving services. May 2 vote urged.
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Phyllis F.rinker
North Warden
Winchester
Handley High School
Phyllis F. Rinker
Republican Party
North Ward
Miller’s Gatte on Voting Rights Act Extension Debate
Virginia Senatorial hopeful Miller tangled with the 1965 Voting Rights Act over extending its coverage. He argued for nationwide extension, while opponents pressed for keeping the act as is. HEW revealed 1977 mis spending totaling 6.3 to 7.4 billion, largely from health care programs, prompting tax payer skepticism.
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Andrew P. Miller
Commonwealth
Virginia
Miller
Senate
Clyde DuVal
Fairfax
Federal Justice Department
DuVal
Big Daddy
Joe Califano
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Commonwealth of Virginia
Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff listing
The text shows the Winchester Evening Star Inc publication details with staff roles including general manager Roy E. Potts III managing editor Lewis H. Ebert advertising director Eugene P. Miller wire editor Edward P. Offley and editorial page editor and the publisher address N Kent Street Winchester Virginia 22801 and phone number 667-3200.
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Thomas T. Byrd
Roy E. Potts III
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
Edward P. Offley
Winchester Evening Star Inc
N. Kent St
Winchester
Rhodesian policy dead end fueled by Cuba fear
Field Enterprises reports Carter administration backs Cuban threat rhetoric to block a Zimbabwe internal settlement. State Department labels the bid illegal while Britain leans toward the agreement. U.S. policy hinges on pleasing Nigeria and other black African states, heightening the dead end with Rhodesia.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
Carter
Rhodesia
U.S
Africa
Ian Smith
Zimbabwe
State Department
Fidel Castro
Africa Corps
Angola
Horn of Africa
Kremlin
Castro
Young
Nigeria
Patriotic Front
Gabon
Mozambique
Cuba
Moscow
London
David Owen
Ndabininghi Sithole
Joshua Nkomo
Zambia
Nkomo
Owen
Sithole
Joshua
Kissinger Boosts Baker in Nashville Fundraiser
Senator Howard Baker gains backing from Henry Kissinger at a Nashville dinner as Baker eyes a 1980 White House bid. Kissinger praised Baker for supporting Panama Canal treaties and amendments, signaling Rockefeller wing support amid Republican factional tensions.
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United States Press Inc
Washington
Howard Baker
Rockefeller
Republican Party
Henry Kissinger
Nashville
Tennessee
Kissinger
Kings
Opryland
Baker
Senate
White House
Carter
Sen. Baker
U.S
Panama Canal
Canal
Gen
Omar Torrijos
Panama
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Kansas
Bob Dole
John Connally
Texas
There Is Plenty a Slip Between Squeeze and Grip
A humorous essay recounts a long uncomfortable evening of social handshakes in the Midwest. The narrator jokes about overbearing grips that invade personal space and the absurd ritual of greeting hands among strangers. The piece notes American customs and gives playful observations on manners and awkwardness.
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N.Y
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Maryland
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