CIA Director Turner Faces a Career Uphill After CIA Turmoil
Washington reports that Adm. Stansfield Turner's hard driving leadership at the CIA has damaged his prospects for a return to a high Pentagon post. The White House weighs deputy Carlucci to steer day to day CIA operations while Turner shifts to a broader intelligence coordinating role amid congressional scrutiny.
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Washington
Adm
Stansfield Turner
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
Annapolis
White House
Carter
CIA
Theodore Sorensen
Turner
Carlucci
Portugal
Central Intelligence
House Intelligence Committee
David Aaron
Congress
Defense
Harold Brown
Brown
Ceca Turner
Naval
Joint Chiefs
Navy
Penny
Avy Tachiemen
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
ACDA
Virginian Governor approves Portsmouth refinery plan
Gov. Godwin approves the 550 million Hampton Roads Energy Co refinery for 175000 barrels daily, sending the permit to federal review. He says the project balances energy needs with environmental safeguards amid James River pollution concerns and oyster bed risk.
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Godwin
Portsmouth
James River
Chesapeake Bay
Gov. Godwin
Kepone
Hopewell
Hampton Roads Energy Co
Clarke County Sees Groundwater Risk From Trap Hill Project
Clarke County faces a conflict over the Trap Hill subdivision near Berryville with five acre lots at Buckmarsh Run headwaters. Opponents warn septic systems could contaminate wells and Buckmarsh Run. developers cite experts claiming safe operation with caution. Planning board meets Tuesday to decide if conditions prove suitability beyond doubt.
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Berryville
Buckmarsh Run
Clarke County
Clarke
Buck
Marsh Run
Dick ad replies to editorial on Carter performance
Frederick County Democratic Committee chairman Richard G. Dick runs a paid advertisement on page 5 in response to an editorial about President Carter. The paper notes it welcomes all sides and offered space for remarks but chose to publish his ad in full.
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Richard G. Dick
Frederick County
Democratic Committee
Carter
Dr Califano's Proposed Cure Draws Fire Across Health Policy
The Washington Star piece portrays Joseph A. Califano as a liberal ideologue aiming to reform health care through federal guidelines. It argues these policies fuel rising hospital costs and could push most medical care under federal control while reducing overall care quality.
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Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Joseph A. Califano
Lyndon Johnson
Carter
Califano
Dr. Califano
Federal Register
Nation One
Nation Two
GOP Canal Funds Trigger a Revolt
Republican leaders clash over a $50,000 air tour fund for fighting Panama Canal treaties. Bill Brock faces mutiny as Reagan and Senator Laxalt demand release while Vander Jagt and Ford allies push a broader $2 million drive to defeat treaty supporters.
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United States Press, Inc
Washington
Bill Brock
Senate
Brock
Ronald Reagan
Nevada
Paul Laxalt
Reagan
The
Committee To Save the
Panama Canal
Oklahoma
Mickey Edwards
Truth Squad
Republican National Committee
Boston
Cincinnati
Denver
Portland
Oregon
Nashville
Tennessee
New Orleans
Atlanta
Edwards
Gerald R. Ford
Carter
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Michigan
Guy Vander Jagt
House
Ford
Vander Jagt
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Congress
Letters to the Star Editor Defends Extension Agent
A Frederick County Extension Homemakers member defends Mrs. Pauline B. Baccary against resignation pressures and urges continuity in agent selection. The letter laments neglect of older folks and calls for better housing and care, contrasting support for youth with care for the elderly.
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Frederick County Extension Homemakers
Pauline B. Baccary
Frederick County Extension
Baccary
the Star
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Robert Novak
Naval War College
China
Capitol Hill
Mondale
National Security Council
NSC
Evans—Novak
Winchester Evening Star
Hampton Roads
By James J. Kilpatrick
HEW
Walter Reed
London
the Times
Britain
U.S
By Frank van der Linden
Oklahoman
RNC
VPI
Catherine M. Monte
Church St. Middletown
Winchester Evening Star Inc
N. Kent St
Winchester
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