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Subsidy Critics Challenge Federal Arts Support
Essay argues against federal funding for the arts citing uncertain outcomes and European lag. It notes a $10.7 million initial subsidy, a proposed $7 million increase, and questions whether government money boosts art, warning of bureaucratic competition and uncertain gains. Also reports Hurricane Betsy insurance losses totaling about $715 million after 436,000 claims across the Gulf region.
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Greenwich Village
Washington
Congress
United States
Europe
Bahamas
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
The
American Insurance Association
New Orleans
Winchester Leaders Tackle School Board Deadlock
Clarke County School Board remains split over appointing a division superintendent and votes to refer the matter to the State Board of Education. Proceeds from Virginia events aid war relief Bundles for Britain. Apple growers face unsold fruit amid 1915 crop concerns. Easter services in Winchester lifted by strong religious feeling. Old Mr Rabbit relocates factory from Germany to Japan.
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Clarke County School Board
State Board of Education
Boyce
Virginia
Britain
France
Winchester
Rabbit
Germany
Japan
Daily Meditation on Constitutions and Rights
Earl L. Douglas reflects on free nations governed by constitutions or unwritten legal frameworks. He praises the Fifth Amendment and double jeopardy protections, urging preservation of constitutional provisions for all people regardless of status. He notes historical shifts from despotism to rule of law and emphasizes universal application of rights.
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Free Nations
United States of America
Congress Transfers Civil Rights Mediation to Justice
A Democratic led shift moves the Community Relations Service from Commerce to the Justice Department. The change risks coercive enforcement as Justice may use conciliation aid to press outcomes in racial discrimination disputes.
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Department of Commerce
Department of Justice
Community Relations Service
House of Congress
Civil Rights Commission
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Commission On Civil Rights
Commission On Equal Employment Opportunity
Byrd Jr. Praised for Senate Readiness and Experience
A Virginia endorsement piece highlights Harry F. Byrd Jr. as well qualified for the U S Senate. It cites his Senate familiarity, four years as chairman of Governor Harrison's Advisory Committee on Industrial Development and Planning, and extensive European travel and talks with heads of government.
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Byrd
Senate
Virginia
United States Senate
Washington
Harrison
Europe
Call for a City Pool Urges Safety and Lifeguard Training
In a Star letter William Allen Hamrick urges Winchester and Frederick County officials to build a city swimming pool. He notes lack of safe swimming spots and the need for lifeguards, known water depths, and water quality, and expresses interest in renewing his Senior Lifesaving credentials and becoming a lifeguard instructor.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Frederick County
Quotations on sin and eternal life from Catholic and Catholic-leaning figures
The message contrasts Romans 6 23 about wages of sin with eternal life through Christ. It also likens life to a cash register where every act is recorded, attributed to Monsignor Fulton J Sheen.
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God
Christ
Monsignor
Fulton J. Sheen
Forensic dentistry aids disaster identification missions
Teeth provide vital clues after mass disasters like plane crashes in Japan. Dentures with name data and dental records help identify victims, revealing age, sex, race, and origin. In Norway forensic dentistry is taught and used in disaster teams.
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Japan
Armed Services
Army Dental Laboratories
United States
Scandinavia
Norway
Spring Ends Capitol Season of Discontent in Washington
Williams notes Washington welcomes spring after a grim winter of policy battles over Viet Nam and other issues. Warm weather lifts morale, suggests a fragile armistice in political discourse, and hints at a needed respite for combat weary publics and leaders alike.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Viet Nam
London
Normandy
Virginia
Red China
Rhodesia
Buccaneers and Privateers of the Caribbean Sea
Buccaneers were English, French and Dutch sea adventurers who operated in the Caribbean and Pacific coasts of South America in the late 17th century. They harassed Spanish power, which controlled the seas, and the term derives from boucan the French word for a meat grill used on ships.
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Caribbean
Pacific
South America
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