Where Should Washington Portraits Hang Debate Sparks Editorials
Editorialists in Boston and Washington weigh in on the 1796 Gilbert Stuart portraits of George and Martha Washington. Senator Edward Kennedy weighs budget and location, while commentators consider Mount Vernon or Winchester as fitting sites.
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Porch furniture theft prompts caution on Martinsburg porches
A letter recalls the loss of aunt M. K. Hockman’s 20 year porch furniture theft after leaving two rocking chairs valued at over 75 dollars each. The writer urges caution to prevent further theft.
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Editorial: Carter Visit Highlights Virginia Parochial Concerns
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot editorial notes President Carter's Richmond visit drew Democrats and raises Virginia issues. It questions Navy overhaul bids, HEW curriculum shifts, North Carolina aid, busing impacts, and Byrd judiciary appointments while urging reconsideration of federal policies locally.
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Soviet Intrigues in Iran
Tehran report on Soviet aims and Iranian instability as the revolution unfolds. Soviet influence grows with diplomatic expansion and minorities tensions, while Iran struggles with a weakened police state and a volatile economy. Iranian leaders warn of Moscow manipulation amid competing revolutionary factions and a fragile new constitutional order.
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Carter's Amiable SALT Strategy Reexamined
The piece argues Carter aims for a simple question in SALT II debates. It notes Brzezinski and Brown framing talks to avoid overcomplex arms details and to seek Senate approval with modest expectations. It predicts a Senate battle but ultimately a signed treaty.
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Gov Jerry Brown Faces Turbulent Week in 1979 California
California governor Jerry Brown endured a turbulent week highlighted by a controversial appointment made during Lt. Gov. Mike Curb's brief assertion of gubernatorial powers. Brown traveled to New Hampshire and Washington amid pressure over a stalled oil pipeline project, questions about nuclear power policy, and a public battle over a balanced federal budget.
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