John Kerr School fate debated by Winchester council
Winchester council weighed the future of the 96 year old John Kerr Elementary School facing options from renovation at an estimated 722800 to sale or demolition. Councilman Kremer backed public auction in a split vote, with approval to study the matter next month and a decision possibly next month.
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Howard Shockey & Sons
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Frederick County Extension Service
Frederick County
Gary C. Deoms
Lester A. Ritenour
Cooperative Extension Service
Frederick County Courthouse
Sweden
France
United States
Harvard Business School
Resignation of UN Ambassador Andrew Young Seen as Likely
The article notes Andrew Young's likely resignation amid a history of outspoken remarks and a controversial meeting with a Palestinian Liberation Organization representative. It argues the meeting exposed policy misalignment and could alter U.S. influence at the UN while possibly stabilizing the administration's posture.
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Andrew Young
Carter
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Mr. Young
Mideast
U.S
Candor
Readers urge federal action after Front Royal mace incident
A letter writer accuses a Front Royal police officer of felonious assault with a weapon citing mace use and calls for federal prosecution. The writer urges Front Royal Town Council action and involvement of the American Civil Liberties Union, noting a witness and concerns over police accountability.
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the Star
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Front Royal
U.S. Department of Justice
Philadelphia
American Civil Liberties Union
Henry Woodrow Steele
Carter's Caribbean Bombshell Stirred by Soviet Naval Move
The article reports a Soviet naval task force headed toward Cuba with a Cresta II guided missile cruiser and Krivak frigate set for port calls in Nicaragua and Cuba's Cienfuegos. It cites U.S. intelligence on Cuba’s export of revolution and warns Carter faces pressure over SALT II votes and potential escalation in the Caribbean. It notes Antonov-26 transports delivered to Cuba and questions whether Washington will respond firmly.
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Presidential Shortcuts to the Folks in 1980s Press View
The piece argues presidents cannot bypass the press without consequences. It contends Carter seeks direct country talks to improve image, but public fate hinges on deeds and real results, not PR. It contrasts past leaders using media with current expectations for direct communication and honest performance.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Bardstown
Energy policy clash over synthetic fuels and conservation
John B. Oakes argues the Carter administration overstates synthetic fuels while urging a larger, safer push for energy conservation. He envisions a massive federal program for insulation, efficient buildings, small scale solar, utility efficiency, stricter auto standards, higher fuel prices, and expanded mass transit to cut energy use and imports without environmental risks.
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