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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1978

Page

4

Leadership Is Needed in U S Government, 1978 Editorial

The editorial argues Carter's presidency lacks coordinated support from Congress amid inflation, energy, and social welfare battles. It cites Social Security tax hikes and energy policy friction as signs of Democratic-party disarray and calls for leadership by example from President Carter.

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Energy Solar Satellite Aims to Power Earth from Space

Congressional Quarterly reports on a plan to build solar satellites weighing about 20 000 tons that would gather sunlight convert it to microwaves and beam it to Earth for power. Proponents seek 25 million in federal funds for study while opponents warn of cost environmental and safety risks.

Congressional Quarterly Washington Congress America Earth New York City NASA Space Shuttle Richard L. Ottinger D-N.y Tee Peter E. Glaser Arthur D. Little Inc Boston Glaser Sunsat Energy Council Sunsat Grumman Aerospace Corp Boeing Aerospace Corp Lockheed Missile and Space Co McDonnell Douglas Corp Martin Marietta Aerospace Ronnie G. Flippo Dala Flippo Department of Energy Energy Department Dale D. Myers

City Union Cuts Wages to Curb Inflation

Locals of the Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International union in New York City agree to a 14 percent wage cut this year. The move aims to lower construction costs and bolster union membership during high unemployment. The action portrays collective belt tightening as a patriotic response to inflation.

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Winchester Evening Star Names Staff and Contact Data

The Winchester Evening Star lists staff roles including General Manager Thomas T. Byrd, ITT Managing Editor Roy E. Potts, Advertising Director Eugene P. Miller, Wire Editor Lewis H. Ebert, Editorial Page Editor Edward P. Offley, and other editors. Published from 2N. Kent St., Winchester, Va. 22601 with telephone 667-3200.

Thomas T. Byrd Roy E. Potts ITT Lewis H. Ebert Eugene P. Miller Edward P. Offley Winchester Evening Star Kent St Winchester

Carter ignores inflation machine and federal retirement costs

The piece argues inflation funding is driven by automatic federal retirement obligations. It cites projected deficits from pension rights, union influence, and political suppression of reform. It notes rising costs through 1985 and advocates placing federal workers under Social Security to curb special privileges.

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Genocide Convention urged senate ratification and public financing debate

Letters urge U S Senate to ratify the Genocide Convention to criminalize genocide and safeguard human rights while condemning Nazi and Cambodian regimes. Citizens urged to contact senators. Public financing for House races is criticized as Republicans and many Democrats oppose the rule. Common Cause advocates reform highlighting 1350+ campaign finance committees and calls for fair funding. Kimberly Pine endorses her father Charles Pine Jr for Winchester City Council with family praise and May 2 1978 election details.

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Viewpoint on Public Property Ownership Controversy

A letter argues that all people own the property as tax money funded it and that public purchase by city or county is the correct path. It warns that any other view would dishonor the nearby Handley Library and nearby monuments to Washington and Jackson.

the Star John Dalton Lee Jackson Myopia Handley Library Washington and Jackson D.C

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