Winchester city moves toward exit from airport business
City advances a partial 9000 settlement in divorce with Skyline Aviation the former operator of Winchester Municipal Airport. The larger issue is determining ownership and value of T hangars with four parties involved. City manager says buy back cost and 1964 figures are misused while skyline has offered 37800. Settlement talks continue as city weighs final exit.
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Arm Wrestling Brings Injuries to Local Contestants
The Evening Star reports a second consecutive year of injuries from local arm-wrestling bouts. A young woman suffered an upper arm fracture after a match and was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Last year two males were injured in competition.
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Letters respond to Sub for a Day and praise for Mr Carter
The writer questions N W Davis for a December letter about substituting and urges better communication with teachers and administrators. Another reader commends C C McDonald for Bible-based political reflection and asks for more letters to the editor for an educational page.
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Carter's Memphis Blues and the Unpopular Course
William Safire analyzes Jimmy Carter's Memphis speech and the feud between his polling driven stance and liberal and conservative wings of the Democratic Party. He argues Carter avoided a bold, costly defense stand, appeased liberals with cost free aims, and was seen as centrist by hardliners, while remaining unpopular within his party.
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A Longer Look at Mideast Peace
James Reston assesses the Camp David talks as Carter pressures Sadat and Begin toward a compromise by month’s end. He warns that without U S guarantees and Senate approval the agreement may lack credibility and fail to secure lasting peace in the Middle East.
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Soweto Attica Without Walls Exposé From 1978
A NYT report surveys Soweto South Africa describing a city of over a million blacks facing apartheid’s grip. It covers housing shortages rents police passes unemployment and daily commuting to Johannesburg. It portrays courage humor and resilience amid repression.
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