Carter faces Iran crisis amid heating oil memo clash
The piece notes Rep. Les Aspin recalling a 2 million barrel oil sale to Iran last summer and warns it could be seen as appeasement. It weighs domestic fuel shortages sway on voters while Carter declares reelection and faces scrutiny of on the job foreign policy learning.
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Wisconsin
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Kerr School Bid Push Moves Forward after Civic Effort
A civic group winterizes John Kerr School and spurs City Council to back bids to sell the building. The Municipal Buildings Committee also agrees to cover about 5000 for repairing downspouts and copper gutters to prevent winter water damage. Council urged to follow Finance Chairman Zuckerman in supporting the plan.
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Wine Sheet Metal Inc
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Finance Committee
Charles M. Zuckerman
Council
Butler Drive monkey back on Winchester’s agenda stirs public protest
George W. Jones of Winchester urges residents to oppose a proposed Butler Drive highway planned within the city transportation plan. He notes repeated public hearings since 1972, fears of home and neighborhood damage, tax burdens, and calls for the City Council to remove the project at the December public hearing.
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the Star
Butler Drive
Winchester
Berryville Ave
Amherst St
Plumly Lumber Co
Fairmont Ave
Baptist Church
Daniel Morgan
George W. Jones
Reservations About Reagan inexperience in Washington
William F Buckley Jr. argues Reagan must prove Washington savvy to lead. The piece contrasts Reagan's charm with Carter's inexperience and notes Eisenhower's prepresidential ties, while stressing the need for insider knowledge of Congress, committees, and lobby power in a White House bid.
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Universal Press Syndicate
Washington
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Dasting
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Washinton
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Potomac
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California
Georgia
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U.S
Atlanta
House
Senate
Congress
Right-of-entry in Winchester politics and law
Analyzes how right-of-entry clauses in city ordinances edge into housing and safety enforcement. Cites 1976-77 housing code fights led by landlords and a Backflow Prevention Ordinance as contrasting examples. Warns that fear tactics distort privacy concerns and politics ahead of May elections.
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Star
Winchester
Little Man’s Castle
Wolf
City Hall
Richard Kern
Council
Commissioner of Revenue
Bill Ingram
Ingram
Virginia House Opens With Partisan Ritual After Elections
Richmond correspondent George Bowles reports Democrats in the Virginia House held a closed caucus at the State Capitol to reorganize and criticize Governor John Dalton. Majority leader elect A. L. Philpott and others secure posts while Tom Moss warns Republicans of partisan battles to come as the session looms.
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Richmond
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State Capitol
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Henry
Joseph H. Holleman
Brouhaha
Holleman
Virginia
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Philpott
Norfolk
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Hopewell
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Iron Gate
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Henrico
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Tom Moss
Moss
Commonwealth
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