Sino U S relation shift drives global realignment
The piece frames President Carter’s normalization with China as a high-stakes poker hand in which the United States appears to concede major Taiwan and defense ties in exchange for vague assurances, while the Soviet Union appears coolly approving and regional allies fear the cost to friends.
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Carter
U.S
United States
China
Taiwan
Israel
Peking
Leonid Brezhnev
Warner Wins Virginia Senate Seat After Obenshain Tragedy
The 1971 Virginia senate race was marked by the sudden death of Republican candidate Richard Obenshain in an August plane crash. John Warner was chosen to replace him on August 13, defeating Democrat Andrew Miller by a narrow margin amid a polarized Democratic party led by Henry Howell.
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Virginia
Richard Obenshain
John Warner
Andrew Miller
Warner
Mr. Warner
Norfolk
Henry Howell
United States
Camp David accords collapse prompts sharp criticism
The article argues the Camp David summit produced no genuine agreement, detailing Arab resistance led by Sadat and Saudi doubts, and accuses President Carter of pro Arab tilt, mishandling, and public missteps. It cites Vance, Byrd, Begin, and Kissinger comparison while noting timing around December recognition events.
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New York Times
Washington
Camp David
Carter
Israel
Egypt
Sadat
Sinai
Syria
Vance
Cairo
Sino U S Ties Countering the Polar Bear
Teng Hsiao-ping signals potential Sino American alliance against the Kremlin as U S Peking ties deepen. Brzezinski and Carter era pressure on Moscow prompts diplomatic progress while Taiwan defense issues loom.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Teng Hsiao-ping
Peking
Washington
Asia
Teng
Leonard Woodcock
U.S
United States
China
Taiwan
Iran
Pakistan
Indochina
Western Pacific
Horn of Africa
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Kremlin
Moscow
Washington-Peking
Councilman Responds to Editorial on Flood Ordinance
A Winchester council member defends his actions on floodplain policy, disputing an Evening Star critique. He cites the October 24 1978 impact study and explains his four to 36 page documents, arguing the city balanced flood risk with economic impact while resisting a statewide building code.
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State Water Control Board
Winchester
National Flood Insurance Program
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Wire Editor
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White House
Senate
Democratic
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CY Vance
Messenger
Kissinger
Joel Sherman
Begin
Ed Sanders
Jimmy
Gerry Rafshoon
Richard Nixon
Woodcock
Evening Star
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J.C. Penney
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