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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1979

Page

4

Energy policy urged to tap Alaska and Mexico oil to blunt crisis

The piece argues Iran’s oil may never return to pre crisis levels and warns the United States faces renewed supply risks. It urges leveraging Alaska and Mexico oil, boosting production and diversifying exports, with Carter administration diplomacy to ease dependance on Middle East sources and avoid price control bias.

James Schlesinger Iran United States Europe Japan Schlesinger Alaska Mexico Carter Administration U.S Carter Panama Canal Mexico City Mr. Carter Mr. Schlesinger

Debating Defense Spending Shifts and Public Opinion

The piece argues the public supports higher defense spending in real terms while demanding cuts to domestic programs. It warns of a partisan budget battle in Congress, emphasizes civilian input on defense policy, and urges modernization to deter future wars.

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Letters to the Star Editor Common Sense Vote Editor

Readers praise a Virginia House committee for killing gun control legislation while arguing waiting periods threaten rights. A Winchester educator group thanks the Evening Star but says its article misrepresents their programs which pair Frederick County Clarke County and Winchester youths with local businesses to gain work experience and responsibility.

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Kennedy Pushes overhaul as Senate Judiciary reshuffles

Kennedy leads a power shake up in the Judiciary Committee after replacing James Eastland. The Boston Democrat tightens control, consolidates subcommittees, and plans a major push to overhaul the federal criminal code and expand federal power.

Senate Democrats White House Judiciary Committee James O. Eastland Mississippi Sunny Jim Washington Senate Kennedy Boston Eastland Judiciary

Big Mao in Hand (ec) 1979 A travel note on modernized China

A satirical travel piece recounts a trip from Peking to Shanghai through the Beltway era landmarks. The author jokes about hotels, vendor meals, and a disrupted Great Wall visit while noting modern Chinese tourism, memorabilia trends, and ironic global contrasts.

Peking China Great Wall Yankee Parking Management Inc Howard Johnson Chou En-lai Shanghai Holiday Inn No. 6 Howard Jarvis Gang of Four Anna May Wong Miss Wong Incredible Records Speeriauk Teek Beltway

Public Broadcasting Reform Draws Fire From Washington

The Carnegie Commission urged reorganizing and expanding public broadcasting funding to federal support of about 630 million by 1985 while critics question government role and editorial control. The panel proposes a Public Telecommunications Trust and a Program Services Endowment, but opponents fear reduced accountability and risk to creative content.

Washington Star Syndicate, Inc Washington Carnegie Commission On the Future of Public Broadcasting Public Broadcasting Commission Congress America Public Telecommunications Trust Corporation For Public Broadcasting CPB Sevices Mst

Labor unions and inflation control in a changing power dynamic

An Roanoke Times & World News editorial argues that the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers union wields strong leverage in inflation debates. It notes automation shifts and wage settlements around 8 percent first year and 5 percent second year with a nonwage uplift, contrasting with Teamsters and brotherhoods in critical sectors. The piece warns that raw power, not facts or reason, will largely drive settlements affecting the public.

Roanoke Times & World News Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union Carter Coane Brotherhoods Teamsters Union Spt Adalat

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