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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1978

Page

4

Kepone disaster lingers in James River pollution tale

A federal and private study warns Kepone contamination in the James River may take 50 to 100 years to clear from sediments. Dredging could cost nearly 1 billion dollars, with alternative cleanup options possibly reaching 1.5 to 3 billion. Potential short term seafood effects and public health risks are noted while Chesapeake Bay impact remains uncertain.

Virginia James River U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Federal Environmental Protection Agency Hopewell Chesapeake Bay Allied Chemical Corp Life Science Products Company Allied Medical College of Virginia Shenandoah Valley

Letters defend Pauline Baccary against removal in Frederick County

Readers praise Pauline Baccary a dedicated longtime Extension Division worker. They urge the Frederick County Board of Supervisors and V P I to reinstate her and threaten to withhold funds if she is not restored. Petition drives and community support are urged with local context and cited service examples.

Frederick County Board of Supervisors V.P.I Frederick County Baccary Richard F. Madigan Mt. Falls Winchester Pauline Baccary Pauline Star Supreme Court Yellow Pages

Snowy intersections trap pedestrians at crosswalks

Citizen notes curb and crosswalk snow piles hinder safe street crossing. After thaw and freeze cycles, two foot accumulations at many intersections create dangerous conditions for pedestrians and mobility. Calls for improved plow curb clearance at crossings.

Winchester Follies donate funds for hospital dialysis equipment

As chairman of the 1978 Follies and on behalf of the Winchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary I thank Winchester and surrounding residents for support. The group will present about $13,000 to Carl Napps for a hemodialysis machine and four Dinamap units. The effort relies on advertisers donations patrons cast volunteers and rehearsals. Laidlaw 315 W Piccadilly St.

the Star Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester Carl Napps Laidlaw Piccadilly St

U.S. Frustration Grows Over Israeli West Bank Settlements

The Carter administration and Congress press Begin to clarify Israel’s settlement policy as tensions rise on the eve of Sadat’s Washington visit. Officials dispute numbers of settlements and question whether peace talks can proceed while disputes leak into public view. Sadat faces a potential political trap amid calls for “quiet diplomacy.”

N.Y. Times News Washington U.S West Bank Sadat White House State Department Israel Congress Carter Begin United States Middle East Samaria Judea Vance National Press Club Cabinet Gaza

Greek-Turkish Crisis Deepens Over Aegean Testimony

In a Senate Foreign Relations scene, the removal of six words from William Schaufele Jr. testimony sparks Greek anger toward U.S. policy. Athens fears shift in Lausanne Treaty terms, worsening NATO southern flank pressures as Caramanlis weighs ambassadorial decisions amid Turkish island disputes.

Instate Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee William E. Schaufele Jr Constantine Caramanlis U.S Aegean Sea Greece Turkey World Bank Erapeeiren Caramanlis Carter NATO Schaufele Poland State Department Aegean Islands United States Foreign Relations Committee Elias Demetracopoulos Athens Demetracopoulos Caramanis Soviet Union Mediterranean Dardanelles

Straights' Rights Movement aims to reshape New York norms

William Safire critiques city politics and proposes a controversial Straights' Rights Movement calling for decriminalizing prostitution, repealing the Mann Act, firing vice squads, and promoting courtesanship while targeting New York's Ridgefield Hotel as a symbol of urban decline.

William Safire Ridgefield Cliff Irving White House New York Ridgefield Hotel

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