Goldschmidt Faces Scrutiny Over Fairness Claims
Transportation Secretary Neil Goldschmidt drew criticism after hinting that political loyalty to Carter would affect grant eligibility. He later testified he would not deny funds, but observers doubt his impartiality and question who determines entitlement to discretionary federal grants.
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Indian Summer and the New Weather Mystery
The essay reflects on Indian Summer as a term tied to autumn warmth after frost, noting varied opinions on its timing and meaning. It discusses unclassified warmth, seasonal mood shifts, and the idea that weather can feel newly bracing whether labeled Indian Summer or not, driven by a powerful low-pressure system over Canada.
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Reader letters and a Warren County fire rescue incident
A reader lauds Joe Bageant for a housing ordinance piece and urges continued coverage of substandard rental conditions. Front Royal volunteers battled a Warren County house fire where David Cressel was injured. Jerry Wall and Lt. Buddy Lillard aided him as others were saved. An Arlington UFO group seeks local reports of 1979 Warrenton encounters to assess a truck driver abduction tale.
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Kennedy criticised as political amateur in shah attack
The piece argues Ted Kennedy’s clash with the shah of Iran harms his 1980 bid and reveals campaign missteps. It cites advisers, staff gaps, and ideological tensions within his team as risks to his presidential ambitions amid Iran hostages coverage.
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Vepco Opposes Lifeline Rating In Conservation Debate
Richmond correspondent George Bowles reports Virginia Electric and Power Co officials blame federal rules for nuclear issues while seeking indirect subsidies to keep rates high. A joint panel studied Lifeline Rating, arguing it would push conservation and aid low income, though critics warned it benefits high users. The SCC study extends to 1980 with possible General Assembly action later.
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Very Heavy Reading Hard Labor for the Bookshelf
A humorous reminiscence about buying Henry Kissinger’s large volume amid a wall of heavy political and literary tomes. The narrator recounts wry encounters with a slim bookseller, a moving van, a grandiose suite of titles including The Powers That Be and The Executioner’s Song, and family interruptions as the Kissinger book threatens the library and the staircase.
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