Coors Weighs Second Brewery Site in Virginia
The Adolph Coors Brewing Co eyed Rockingham County Virginia for a second plant expanding its self sufficient operations. Gov Dalton backed talks while residents weighed impacts of 6000 new jobs and changes to a rural county.
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Adolph Coors Brewing Co
Rockingham County
Coors
Harrisonburg
Coors Beer
Golden
Colo
Environmental Protection Agency
Commonwealth
John Dalton
Dalton
Shenandoah Valley
Richmond
Rockingham County Board of Supervisors
Cavalier Daily Faces UVa Censorship Battle Over Media Board
The University of Virginia evicts the Cavalier Daily over refusal to recognize a campus Media Board with censorship power. The paper warns that acceding would curb First Amendment rights, while editors contend independence and self rule are essential. The dispute echoes historic press freedom struggles and may end in mediation or a new campus paper.
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James J. Kilpatrick
University of Virginia
Cavalier Daily
Press Review Council
Media Board
Mike Vitez
America
Massachusetts
John Peter Zenger
New York
Thomas Jefferson
Letters on SALT II and nuclear safety cooperation
The Star letters urge diplomacy in SALT II talks with the Russians and propose a nuclear safety treaty with utility companies. A reader from Winchester signs off noting personal change after 35 years and reflects on quitting.
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U.S
the Star
Raymond Dillard
Rt. 2
Winchester
Brown’s New Hampshire trip stirs balanced budget debates
Backers of a balanced federal budget rally around Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. as his New Hampshire tour sparks opposition from California leaders and tax cut advocates. The debate splits party lines and signals shifts in support for a constitutional amendment.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
New Hampshire
Edmund G. Brown Jr
New England
Lifornian
Brown
California
Carter
California Assembly
Leo McCarthy
Atic
Jerry
Howard Jarvis
Jarvis
Sen
Russell Long
Ronald Reagan
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Reagan
Bloomington
Ill
Paving the Way for Censorship by Kilpatrick 1979
George Aiken lauds freeing press when The Progressive fights government over an open hydrogen bomb article. Morland's research into H bomb mechanics provokes a federal injunction, seen as dangerous prior restraint and a test of press freedom.
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Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Vietnam
George Aiken
Vermont
Erwin Knoll
Howard Morland
Progressive
Messrs. Knoll
Morland
The
Madison
Wisc
Knoll
Lancer Morland
Robert Warren
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
District C
Department of Justice
Trudeau faces Quebec split as campaign opens in Canada
Montreal reports a seven week federal election shaping a possible break up of Canada into English and French components. Pierre Trudeau emphasizes national unity and French-Canadian roots to retain Quebec support amid economic woes and Liberal slander of Tory leader Joe Clark.
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New York Times
Montreal
Canada
Pierre Trudeau
Quebec
Trudeau
Liberal Party
Joe Clark
New Democratic Party
Rene Levesque
Parti Quebecois
Quebecker Party
Liberals
U.S. State Department
U.S
Carter
North America
Que
Paris
Canada Faces Quebec Secession Crisis Through Stepwise Moves
The piece analyzes Trudeau's calm handling of Quebec's sovereignty push led by Rene Levesque. It argues a referendum for sovereignty association may pave the way to unilateral independence if negotiations fail, while Anglophone Canada doubts secession and the U S. weighs nonintervention.
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Canada
Rene Leves
Que
Sovereignty Association
Quebec
Labrador
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Krueger
Mexico City
Robert Strauss
Lloyd Bentsen
Tower
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Tennessee
Howard Baker
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Robert Dole
Kansas
Baker
Richard Lugar
Indiana
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