Shenandoah College Aims for Growth in 1977 78 Session
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music starts its 103rd session in Winchester with 800 students, two expansion projects, and new degree programs in elementary education and music management. The campus calendar lists 13 events in September and a widened Creative Arts Program open to locals. The college highlights economic impact and fund drives CENTURY II and The Annual Fund, with President Robert P. Parker stressing community ownership.
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Musical Theatre Workshop
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Century II
Frederick County Fruit Growers Eye Imported Workers Victory
Frederick County orchardists face lingering doubt as court actions near approval for importing foreign labor for the fall harvest. A Friday Abingdon ruling and a Boston decision appear to favor the Frederick County Fruit Growers Association, boosting hopes for U S Labor Department certification and entry of workers.
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Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Diplomacy and the Grand Banks
James Reston profiles a shift in foreign policy toward economic diplomacy. The Otis Air Force Base Coast Guard flight with Lloyd N. Cutler illustrates new practical diplomacy as U S Canada negotiate 200 mile zones and regulate offshore resources.
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James Reston
Otis Air Force Base
Stevenson
United States
Canada
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Georges Bank
Nova Scotia
Cape Cod
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Massachusetts
North American
Prairie States
Carter
Otis
Coast Guard
Grumman Albatross
Lloyd N. Cutler
Washington
Marcel Cadieux
Europe
Cutler
Atlantic
William Macomber
Heaven
Earth
Sol Linowitz
Clark Clifford
Cyprus
Gerard Smith
Cy Vance
China
Middle East
Budget Balancing Farce with Bert Lance and a $250 Billion Claim
A satirical sketch portrays Bertram D. Lance claiming to balance the budget for President Carter by 1981. The scene features bounced checks, bank loans, and comic crises as Lance weaves an impossible fiscal web while Jody Powell and Patrick Caddell react with weary skepticism.
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Russell Baker
N.Y
Armand Debois
Terre Haute
Ind
Hamilton Jordan
Lance
Jody
Powell
LaBelle
Bert
Chase Manhattan
Pentagon
Jody Powell
Slowing the Space Arms Race Prompts PRM 23 Review
Washington previews PRM 23 aimed at slowing outer space weapons development to defend satellites. The piece notes arms control lobbies led by Paul Warnke favor unilateral restraint, contrasting Ford era push for rapid space weaponry. It also covers personnel shifts in SALT talks and tax reform debates shaping Carter's approach.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Syndi- Washington
U.S
Carter
Arms Control
Paul Warnke
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
ACDA
Outer Space
Warnke
Gelb
Frank H. Perez
Brussels
SALT
Geneva
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Klosson
Drug abuse program draws small turnout in county session
Frederick County Sheriff’s Department hosted a drug abuse session featuring Robert Connolly and an assistant deputy. A film lineup showcased narcotics varieties, yet turnout was low despite parents and citizens’ concern. A reader urges a children’s section in The Winchester Evening Star to engage young readers.
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Frederick County Sheriff's Department
Robert Connolly
Sheriff's Department
War Memorial
Frederick County
Frank Monte
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Winchester Evening Star
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Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Paris
International Monetary Fund
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White House
Edward M. Kennedy
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Congress
Jimmy Carter
Mike Blumenthal
Evans—Novak
Becky Stephens City
Thomas J. Byrd
Roy E. Potts
Ill
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
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