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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1978

Page

4

Apples and Labor Clash Over 1978 Harvest Rules

The Winchester area apple season opens amid federal Labor Department scrutiny of offshore workers. Growers face costly legal battles over certification and immigration rules as they seek to hire experienced pickers for a long, disputed harvest. Local fruit growers association members travel to Jamaica to line up help. The era's long-running Virginia versus federal tensions echo past disputes since Lee's surrender.

Nature Federal Judiciary Labor Department Frederick County

Press scrutiny sparks debate on journalism bias and growth

The Atlantic notes business coverage biases and distrust by executives while Modern Medicine lauds polemical critique of media. Authors urge context, more favorable reporting, and continued specialization across courts, business, medicine, and science, arguing news remains adversarial but improves.

Washington Star Syndicate Inc Washington Richard Nixon Bert Lance the Atlantic Louis Banks Modern Medicine Michael J. Halberstam Banks Time-Fortune Massachusetts Institute of Technology Bank Dr. Halberstam Mike Wallace Dan Rather Kodak Florida

Abortion Votes Mark 1977 Congress Split

A Congressional Quarterly study shows consistent pro and anti abortion positions across parties in 1977 votes on federal funding for Medicaid abortions. Hyde amendment battles shaped a June to December fight, with 60 billion appropriations tied to the issue and coalitions crossing party lines.

Congressional Quarterly Washington Senate House Congress Hyde Henry J. Hyde R-Ill Ronald A. Sarasin R-Conn Florida Louisiana Kentucky Tennessee Missouri Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut North Carolina California Colorado Oregon

Pine Jr. pushes budget cuts to curb inflation in Winchester

Charles A. Pine Jr. campaigns for Winchester City Council South Ward, urging detailed budget review and waste reduction to fight inflation. He cites personal ties to the town, long service, and extensive community involvement as qualifications, and asks voters to support his bid on May 2 and May 21.

Charles A. Pine Jr Winchester Pine Motor Co Pine Realty Braddock Street Methodist Church Frederick-Winchester Home Builders Association American Cancer Society Winchester Zoning Appeals Winchester Kiwanis Club Boy Scouts of America Judges Athletic Assoc Commercial and Savings Bank Winchester Automobile Dealers Assoc 1.O.C.F E.B.R. Boy Scouts Apple Blossom Committee Winchester Jaycees

Safire on five years of polemics and power

Bill Safire reflects on five years of opinion writing, describing his aim as informed polemics to influence power and policy. He cites three cases—the Marston affair, Koreagate, and Lance’s law breaking—and credits whistleblowers and press scrutiny for accountability while noting his personal motive remains elusive.

Stewart Alsop Carter America Marston F.B.I United States Joshua Eilberg Malcolm Wallop Wyoming Benjamin Civiletti Justice Department Civiletti Kennedy Wallop Otto Passman Justice House Ethics Committee Bruce Caputo Republican New York Washington Star O'Neill Lance Bert Lance Federal Reserve C.&s. Bank Georgia Jackson Stephens William Fulbright New York Times Charles Percy Brickman

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