Winchester planners clash over Shenandoah College stadium plan
The Winchester Planning Commission with a 4-3 vote backs a Parks and Recreation Board proposal to build a lighted baseball stadium along Millwood Avenue and College Drive. Shenandoah College opposes the site, while supporters cite traffic and funding details, with Council set to vote in January after hearings.
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Robert Casey
Lee Miller
Shenandoah
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Ferman Perry
Stephen Rosenberger
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Haines
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Mote
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Bell
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Keyton
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Bridgeforth
Recreation Park
Shenando
Parks Board
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Barnett
Recreation Board
Planning Commission
Supreme Court backs GE pregnancy exclusion in benefits plan
The six to three ruling by the Supreme Court finds no violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in General Electric's pregnancy exclusion for its 60 percent weekly sickness and accident benefits. The decision limits claims of sex discrimination to statutory construction, not constitutional issues.
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Dispute Between Adams and Shenandoah Valley Baptist Church Reaches Court
The lawsuit filed by T G Adams, a founding member of Stephens City church, was dropped and he resigned. The public airing followed an internal church disagreement now outside the church doors, with emphasis on keeping church matters away from state courts and redress.
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Shenandoah Valley Baptist Church
Adams
Stephens City Church
Zablocki on the Block for House International Relations Chair
Washington reports a bid to block Clement Zablocki of Wisconsin from chairing the House International Relations Committee. The move aims to pressure his Middle East votes, despite Zablocki's independence and past votes that reduced Israeli arms funding under Ford.
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New York
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Mideast
Rosenthal
South Korea
Chile
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South Korean
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CIA
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Oklahoma
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Massachusetts
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Congress
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Miami
Fla
Fascell
Washington
Clement Zablocki
Wisconsin
House International Relations Committee
House Committee
Middle East
Capitol Hill
Ford Administration
God forgives not the church in abortion letter
A Winchester couple denounces a Rosedale article on abortion while arguing mercy for mothers in crisis and condemning labeling of abortions as murder. They oppose using abortion for contraception and urge consideration of an eleven year old rape victim's life and future.
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Rosedale
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Church
F.L. Whitlock JR
Euclid Ave
Winchester
What Christmas Means to You The Editor's Viewpoint
Reader column reflects on the meaning of Christmas as the birth of Jesus Christ and a call to rejoice while urging focus on serving others. Letter from Winchester addresses people and businesses to remember the true spirit.
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Jesus Christ
Whitlock Ave
Winchester
All Due Reverent Speed Signals Carter Cabinet Strategy
James Reston notes Carter crafts a deliberate cabinet-building approach with steady announcements and a Presidential Council mindset. He highlights Blumenthal Adams Vance Lance choices, Powell Jordan Watson aides, and a focus on expert, moderate appointees ready to tackle economic and world issues.
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