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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1977

Page

4

Parking Garage For Winchester Hospital Delayed By Plans

The Winchester City Council moves forward on a multi level parking facility but expects construction to start in about 18 months with six more months for completion. Financing, operations, and legal issues loom, including potential covenants challenges. Meanwhile a 75 lot site at G W Motors is to begin work and Stonewall Street vacating signals firm action on the parking problem.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester City Council Stonewall Avenue Winchester Parking Authority Council G.W. Motors Loudoun Piccadilly Streets Stonewall Street Stewart Street

New Horizons for Spaceflight Open New Chapter

The article envisions the space shuttle era shifting from dramatic shuttle countdowns to varied missions with possible passenger flights. It hopes NASA may someday run a national lottery for a health and age eligible winner to travel aboard the Enterprise or sister ships, expanding access beyond trained astronauts.

NASA

Terrifying Case of FBI Harassment of Scientology

The piece notes a large FBI raid on three Scientology offices in 1977 and traces a decades long federal campaign against the church. It cites 134 agents, confiscations, and FOIA gains while urging scrutiny of government conduct and First Amendment rights.

Washington FBI Church of Scientology California FOIA United States Air Force Scientology Lowry Air Force Base Colorado Usaf Office of Special Investigation Secret Service Richard Nixon Nixon Food and Drug Administration FDA United States Army Scientologists God Air Force Bureau of Customs Labor Department CIA Post Office Immigration and Naturalization Service Fun Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms National Security Agency Internal Revenue Service IRS Scienegy

Skepticism and Silly Season Thoughts on Belief

A reflective essay recalls Bertrand Russell’s doctrine that it is undesirable to believe a claim without grounds. It parries political spins from Beame Carter Brezhnev and Vance, framing the Russell paradox amid summer headlines and public statements.

Washington Bertrand Russell Chicago Cubs White Sox Beame New York Carter Brezhnev Lance The United States Warren Burger Lord Russell Justice Burger Congress White House Barry Goldwater Los Angeles Vance Middle East PLO China U.S Russell Mexico Rene Levesque Quebec Canada North America

Carter Critics Dismiss Defense Stance With SALT Tiff

President Carter faced criticism from Paul Nitze and eight private leaders as he argued defense spending could not rise amid public opposition. The meeting, arranged by Hamilton Jordan, touched on SALT and signaled concerns about U S policy toward Israel and F 16 co production rights.

Washington Carter Paul Nitze White House Democrat Nitze Paul Nitze Eugene Rostow Treasury H.H Joe) Fowler Afl-Cio Lane Kirkland Elmo Zumwalt Defense David Packard United Nations Rita Hauser Melvin R. Laird Hamilton Jordan Senate Jordan Committee On Fowler Israel Mideast U.S Capitol Hill NATO Belgium Netherlands Denmark Norway Mr. Carter Nat Congress

Letter of thanks for flood relief effort in Winchester

Dorothy M. Vargo writes from Winchester thanking the Winchester Rescue Squad ham operators Red Cross and others for aid during the Johnstown flood. She recalls communication limits, survivors and missing persons, and praises local responders for their courage and commitment.

the Star Tanneryville Johnstown Winchester Winchester Rescue Squad Red Cross Tams Dorothy M. Vargo Rt. 2

Viewpoint: Oppose Virginia $125 million bond plan

Reader opinion opposes the proposed $125 million state construction bond package in Virginia citing a $21 million prison allocation and calling for the return of capital punishment. The writer urges prioritizing the elderly and children and urges bloodless reforms.

Snyder Wilson Blvd Winchester

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