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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1978
Page
4
Frederick County imposes 4 percent on residential electric service while Winchester and Clarke County cap at 10 percent with a $1 monthly maximum. The piece argues for a $15 monthly ceiling and calls for policy change to shield taxpayers from energy cost volatility amid strikes and embargoes.
A nine hour TV docu drama brings the Holocaust into American homes as the nation refreshes its memory of Hitler’s genocide. A young Alaska resident urges balanced reflection, stating Hitler was a human, capable of great evil, reminding readers Santayana’s warning.
Washington analysis argues inflation is not mainly a farmer issue. The piece notes President Carter plans and rhetoric contrast with farmers’ small share of consumer food prices and cites Sen. Dole and Sen. Baker on farm bill impacts and the need to boost exports.
Evans and Novak report that President Carter watered down a Lagos address condemning human rights abuses to avoid angering Nigeria and African leaders. The piece notes a double standard versus Brazil and Uganda, citing State Department figures and ideological pressures shaping U.S. policy.
University of Texas students voted 2644 to 2458 to abolish their student government, with the Board of Regents approving the move. The Daily Texan faces a court challenge from Howard Hickman over political endorsements while campus groups debate reforms.
The policy invites signed letters with full contact details and an address and phone number. Letters must not exceed 350 words and should be typed or double spaced. They are subject to editing and may be rejected if authentication fails.
Washington reports a Korean language document seized from Tongsun Park's home suggests charges against House Speaker Tip O'Neill. The memo claims Park's circle planned payments to O'Neill and allies to boost his rise, with implicating details on 1974 Korea trip and funds diverted to wives and campaigns.
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