Who's on First in Frederick County Sheriff's Office
The Frederick County Sheriff demoted Lewis Riley from sergeant to deputy citing disciplinary action and unspecified complaints. Sheriff Carroll K. Mauck says politics did not drive the move and Riley will not resign. A reconciliation followed with Riley staying in service but not restored to his prior rank, leaving uncertainties about department effectiveness.
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Virginia Governor Defends Strip Mining Limits at Court Hearing
Governor John Dalton argued that federal enforcement of the strip mining law infringes Virginia’s land use authority and could shut down mining. He noted the state’s reclamation work is environmentally sound and emphasized balancing environmental protection with needed energy, amid rising oil prices and limited nuclear growth.
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Reagan Centering Move Alters 1980 Republican Race
Movement toward the center by Ronald Reagan prompts talk of a non ideological campaign. Bailey and Deardourff decline presidential work citing focus on state races and possible 1984 national role. Turkey’s aid, Cyprus tensions, and SALT concerns shape strategic debates as Haig weighs post NATO plans.
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Illinois
Richard Thornby
Lamar Alexander
Tennessee
Rhodesia voting compared to U.S. turnout prompts rebuke
A Washington Star piece argues Rhodesia’s 60–65 percent turnout amid terror and barriers contrasts with the U.S. 37.9 percent in 1978 elections. It condemns American hypocrisy on democracy and questions Carter administration policy toward Zimbabwe, citing Georgia turnout as a counterexample.
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Turner criticized for Senate session notes and CIA stance
Washington dispatch notes Stansfield Turner faced a tense Senate Intelligence Committee session amid budget cuts and questions over a new information gathering system. An internal CIA bulletin lampoons his leadership, while officials defend his professional stance as critics urge a full time spy role.
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Turner memo targets thief with bizarre threats and spurious praise
A taunting memo associated with Turner promises a $ quality step increase and stainless steel spheres for aiding those who identify the thief. It mocks communists and urges surrender, then shifts to complaints about Carter and media conspiracies. The note references Langley, Moscow, and China while suggesting Turner will pass.
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