Joint Winchester Frederick County plan backs shared admin center
The Winchester city master plan and Frederick County government center study urge a joint city county administration building. They note aging facilities and argue a shared complex would improve efficiency, economy, and service, with current cooperation in sheriff, police, fire, education, health, and utilities cited as a model. A formal joint feasibility study is proposed to explore the option without committing either side.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Frederick County Courthouse Advisory Committee
City County Government Center
Warren Rudolph
Alvin Johnson
County Sheriff's Department
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Lacy Anderson
Rudolph
Gene Dailey
Handley High
Clarke
Frederick
Dowell J. Howard
Northwestern Virginia Special Education Cooperative
Stephens City
Clarke County
Commercial St. Hill-Burton
Alcohol Safety Action Program
Veteran's Claims Office
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Winchester Frederick Service Authority
Apple Pie Ridge
Warren
Gallup Poll Finds Tight Split Rockefeller vs Reagan as Ford's Running Mate
Gallup surveys 341 Republican respondents among 1,529 adults nationwide show eastern voters favor Rockefeller while the South and West back Reagan. Midwestern Republicans are split. women favor Reagan and educated younger voters prefer Rockefeller amid a regional, demographic divide.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Nelson Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Rockefeller
Gallup
Reagan
South
Far West
Dilemma for Ford over emergency gas act split
Washington reports that the Federal Energy Administration drafted an emergency measure to halt deregulation, raising a clash between energy security and political ideology as President Ford faces a tough decision after summer and convention activity. The plan centers on Section 106 to allocate natural gas between pipelines, stirring internal debate and risking unemployment politics.
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Washington
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Ford
Oval Office
Frank Zarb
Congress
Bruce Pasternack
Zausner
Pasternack Report
Einstein
Zarb
Hill
Pasternack
Tinkerbell sailboat display marks Atlantic crossing feat
The 13 foot Tinkerbell sailed by a Cleveland newsman completed a 78 day Atlantic crossing from Falmouth Massachusetts to Falmouth England. London exhibited the craft while a recap of the voyage to readers was shared.
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Cleveland
Ohio
London
Falmouth
Mass
England
Downtown Development Commission
Jack F. Davis
Letters to the Star criticize a 1975 homosexual feature and editorial
Readers contest coverage of a life story and decry a picture and caption as newsworthy. Other letters urge ending a local scam and challenge editorial views on government overreach and property rights. The column closes with a religious reflection on death as victory.
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the Star
Star
Knowledge Check Your Knowledge Quiz Questions
A reader quiz asks about Finch family definition, scoreboard placement at Griffith Stadium, Roosevelt dime year, Capitol prayer room existence, author of Battle Hymn of the Republic, Einstein residence, the term putlog, singular of errata, and a cameleer plus a garbled Pi reference. An editor’s note explains letters to the editor must be signed with address and phone and capped at 350 words.
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Finch
Old Griffith Stadium
Washington
U.S. Capitol
Albert
Einstein
Cambridge
Mass
Princeton
N.J
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Greencastle
Margaret E. Starliper
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Warren County
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Ralph L. Davis
Lee St
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U.S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Roy E. Sapps
Soviet Union
Franklin H. Leinbach
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