Kennedy critique of shah remarks hurts Camelot comeback
The piece notes Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s failed bid to regain public standing after his Iran Shah remarks. It cites CBS interview turmoil and Safire critiques, and warns his leadership theme may undermine his presidential campaign amid bipartisan backlash.
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Ballot Simplicity Shapes Iran Referendum Outcome
The two color coded slips green for yes and red for no governed Iran's referendum that installed Ayatollah Khomeini. Volunteers watched as greens filled the boxes and reds were discarded, with one district reporting 14 195 green votes and seven red votes.
Kennedy edits Wolfe line push for literary license
The St Petersburg Times argues Ted Kennedy oversteps literary decency by misquoting Thomas Wolfe to fit a political message. Kennedy’s Boston speech reworks Wolfe’s You Can’t Go Home Again line changing “every man” to “all persons.” The piece condemns altering canonical prose for political gain.
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Lights Out Editor Raises Traffic Signal Frustration
A letter to The Star editor complains of malfunctioning and poorly synchronized traffic signals in town and county. The writer cites outages at Loudoun Gerrard Cors, Braddock Washington Piccadilly and Route 522 intersections, urges action and questions who to petition for fixes.
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Winchester Evening Star Masthead and Staff Listing
The Winchester Evening Star announces its editorial leadership headed by Thomas T. Byrd as General Manager and Roy E. Potts II as Managing Editor with Eugene P. Miller as Wire Editor and David O. Loomis on the Editorial Page. Published from 2 North Kent Street, Winchester, VA, 22501.
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West German Banks and Iran Crisis Stir Transatlantic Tension
The West German government criticizes Morgan Guaranty Trust for legal action on a 25 percent Iranian stake in Krupp, fearing harm to Iran ties. Carter officials warn allies avoid self-harm as hostages in Iran test Western unity amid oil dependencies and diplomacy.
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View From the Kremlin Sees U.S.-Soviet Strains Deepening
In Moscow officials grimly note declining U.S.-Soviet ties while downplaying Tehran hostage crisis impact. They blame U.S. policy, Brzezinski, and Western power maneuvers, warning that Washington must adjust to a multipolar world and that Soviet diplomats would defend sovereign territory if provoked.
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A New Variation on an Old Theme
A commentary on Woodward and Armstrong’s expose The Brethren reexamines the U S Supreme Court. It questions Brennan and Burger’s roles while predicting lasting tensions between justices and critics. It notes Brennan’s diaries as a potential pivotal source and doubts Brennan would surrender them.
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