Bush's Lost Gamble
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1979
Page
4
A brief OCR style note mentions a political or historical gamble tied to Bush with unclear context and cryptic acronyms such as HIV and EOS 22T. No coherent details or events are provided in readable form.
The United States and the OAS fear a prolonged insurgency could trigger a broader Central American upheaval. Somoza's grip remains firm despite unrest, with critics arguing most Nicaraguans want him gone, though no clear timetable exists for his regime's exit.
Viewers react to the American produced Holocaust series in Cologne with mixed feelings. Some express shame at German crimes while others praise the chance to confront the past as echoes of Third Reich horrors resurface in modern times.
A garbled memo argues about tax issues and alleged misused funds in the Carter era. It cites Bert Lance's loans to Carter entities and asks how money funded political aims, urging release of 1973 to 1977 returns and IRS workpapers for scrutiny.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff warned Congress that U S defense policy could tilt toward the Soviet Union without nuclear weapons. They cited Soviet plans to dominate strategic forces and argued for cautious steps to avoid Cold War tensions.
Regional colleges report continued enrollment pressure with Dalton of people enrolled at about 1 44 and FYE budget measures under review. Dr Hamei aims to persuade the governor to cut reductions further, while J Sargeant Reynolds Downtown Campus near Norfolk Center on 21st Street exceeds expectations amid growth.
Virginia faces debate over caboose regulation with Governor Dalton pressuring reform. The proposal urges modernization of caboose standards, noting Virginia’s unique continental US stance and contrasting it with older state practices using horse-drawn wagons.
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