Moynihan Under Fire from Rangel and Critics
The piece attacks Rep. Charles Rangel for accusing ambassador Daniel Moynihan of harming U.S. ties with the Third World. It argues Moynihan speaks forcefully for American interests at the U.N. and warns against suppressing frank talk, noting Ford’s support and Kissinger’s stance. It urges Moynihan to continue and resist calls to resign.
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America
United Nations
Daniel P. Moynihan
Charles B. Rangel
D-N.y
Congressional Black Caucus
Moynihan
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
U.N
Rangel
Kissinger
Ford
State Department
U.S. Congress
Hard Bargainer Assad Shapes Middle East Power in UN Talks
Syria’s Hafez al Assad, in power since a bloodless coup, solidifies control with the Baathist left wing and armed forces. A U N vote allowing PLO participation in Middle East debates enhances his leverage as the United States avoids a veto.
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Middle East
Syria
Hafez Al-Assad
France
Salah Jadid
Assad
Baath Party
United States
United Nations
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N
Golan Heights
U.S
Israel
PLO
Virginia Lawmakers Time In Session And Pay Compared
Richmond AP report summarizes a Citizens Conference on State Legislatures survey showing Virginia spent mid range of days in session in 1974 with 44 days. It notes Virginia legislators earn 5475 dollars salary plus 4800 staff, 36 dollar daily allowances, and cites wide interstate salary differences from New Hampshire to California. The piece discusses public views on compensation and the risk of legislators voting themselves raises during recessions.
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Richmond
Citizens Conference On State Legislatures
Virginia
Alabama
Virginia General Assembly
Virgina
Michigan
Massachusetts
Virginia Assembly
Oregon Assembly
New Hampshire
A Time to Remember Winchester Streets in 1954
A historic view shows downtown Winchester on N Loudoun Street near the Loudoun Piccadilly intersection during the Christmas season about 1954. The photograph notes one way traffic on Loudoun Street between Piccadilly and Cork Streets began November 27 1950 after prior two way traffic with parking on both sides.
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Winchester
Loudoun St
Loudoun
Piccadilly St
Piccadilly and
Cork Sts
Star
Blue Ridge
Winchester Evening Star
Christmas 1975 Scene Reappears On Loudoun Street Mall
A photo captured at 1 p.m. from the Henry Building near Loudoun Street Mall shows a same-angle view as a shot taken about 20 years earlier, reflecting notable changes as Christmas 1975 approaches.
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Henry
Buzzella H. Jackson
Loudoun St. Mall
Angola as Front in Cold War Pressure on U.S. Policy
Commentary analyzes how U.S. strategy on Angola reflects a broader Soviet challenge. It argues Washington struggles to counter Moscow’s global push, amid Vietnam's legacy, Bayh’s isolationist stance, and diplomatic moves involving Kissinger, Davis, and Zaire.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Angola
United States
Soviet Union
Africa
Moscow
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Europe
U.S
Indochina
Sen
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Cuba
China
South Africa
Popular
Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
Portugal
Ford
Vietnam
Nathaniel Davis
Switzerland
Davis
Henry Kissinger
CIA
Zaire
Peking
Kissinger
Sen. Bayh
Washington-Peking
the Star
FNLA
UNITA
Sec. Kissinger
West Africa
Stephen T. Willingham
Box
Berryville
Letters to the Star Editor Raise Quarry Rezoning Fears
Estella A. May urges residents to oppose Mr. R. Marshall Brown and a 364 acre quarry project east of Route 11 North. She calls for protests to planning authorities and public meetings, urging letters to influence permits and rezoning.
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Clearbrook
R. Marshall Brown
Brown
Route 11
Pittsburgh
Mr. Brown
Brucetown
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
the Star
Brian Landes
Frederick County Taxpayers Association
Frederick County
The
Taxpayers Association
Apple Pie Ridge
School
Stephens City-Middletown
Robert H. Hahn
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Edderials
Capitol
By George Wilbur
Survey of Virginia's Legislature
California
Evening Star
Thomas T. Byrd
Lewis H. Ebert
David H. Smith
Douglas 8. O'Connell
Eugene P. Miller
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Estella A. May
T.J. Bennett
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