Letter to the Editor on James Wood Senior High School
A reader in The Star discusses controversy around James Wood Senior High School. The writer notes earlier settlements on site and cost but doubts current statements on validity and inflation affecting estimates. The letter expresses concern about raised prices and project feasibility.
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Matchbook safety standards described in Federal Register text
The notice outlines safety requirements for manufactured ignition devices known as matchbooks and defines their scope within the Federal Register. The fragmented letter discusses education, local politics, and school leadership in Frederick County, urging improved schooling and questioning governance.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Melton Wright
Stiles
L. McClanahan
Winchester
SALT Politics A Hard Sell Badges Backlash Against Carter
Carter administration's heavy lobbying for SALT II spurs Senate backlash over tax funded promotion. GAO data show high costs for travel, briefings, and public campaigns. Thatcher debate in Britain signals international political risk to the treaty.
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Gerald Rafshoon
Hamilton Jordan
ACDA
SALT II ratification debated by Senate and critics
The piece argues SALT II faces Senate hurdles amid technical fears, with hard liners seeking strategic leverage and liberals pushing for broader limits. It notes Baker’s cautious stance, the treaty’s eight year ceiling on new missiles, and Brown’s view that ratification reduces future uncertainty and costs.
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Minority Report on Carter's Progress
Washington observers say Carter faces deep political trouble for a 1980 reelection bid with inflation and Democratic splits undermining his image as a world leader. A minority view argues his foreign policy record is mixed yet may compare favorably with postwar presidents, while domestic policy hurts his standing and raises doubts about renomination.
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