Winchester Star joins New York Times News Service
Janet Battaile becomes the first and only woman to work behind a Times Service desk in New York as the Winchester Star integrates NYT News Service into its operations. The article traces her path from Handley High School to a newsroom career sparked by early writing, obits, weddings, and a stint interviewing a football coach’s wife, with prior ties to the Star’s county news, youth page, and calendar.
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the Star
New York Times News Service
Associated Press
The
Star
UPI
United Press International
Times Service
New York
Winchester
Janet Battaile
Miss Battaile
William M. Battaile
Janet
Handley High School
St. Catherine’s School
Richmond
Legary College
Cleveland
Ohio
New Jersey
Jack
Handley School
Longer Military Enlistments Seen With Low Recruiting Risk
Pentagon manpower chief says minimal risk to all volunteer force as minimum service rises from two to three years. Defense officials note potential concerns but anticipate higher experience and cost savings, with projected net gains of 90 000 personnel by fiscal 1978.
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Washington
Pentagon
William K. Brehm
Brehm
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
ABC
Schlesinger
Army
Navy
Schlesinger Warns Cambodia Likely to Fall Without Aid
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger warned on Issues and Answers that Cambodia would absolutely fall to Communists if Congress withholds the 222 million dollar request for military aid. He described the loss as a foreign policy disaster and urged action to prevent a wider domino effect.
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Washington
James R. Schlesinger
Cambodia
Congress
American Broadcasting Company
Schlesinger
Phnom Penh
United States
Indochina
Middle East
China
South Vietnam
Senate Units Have Substitute Energy Programs Near Approval
Senate Interior Committee poised to approve a gasoline rationing bill giving the president standby emergency powers. Commerce Committee weighs energy labeled efficiency measures and a ceiling price on new natural gas, with inflationary adjustments. Democratic task force led by Pastore and Wright to coordinate with the House.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Senate
Senate Interior Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
House
Commerce Committee
Ford Administration
John C. Pastore
D-R.i
James C. Wright
Dtex
Virginia 1975 General Assembly Ends With Few Major Changes
The 46 day session in Richmond concluded with the governor content and lawmakers returning home. Bills advancing death penalty expansion and oil site regulation were balanced by defeats on a state lottery no fault auto insurance and earmarked crime bills. A revised criminal code and fair election practices bill were approved and lawmakers left contentious issues unresolved for an election year.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Mills Godwin
Teaders
House
Senate
del. Victor Thomas
Roanoke
A. Joe Canada
Virginia Beach
Thomas
Canada
House-Senate
County Boards of Supervisors
General Assembly
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Deependra
U.S
Ways and Means
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ShoeCenter
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