J Thomas Kremer a Pillar of Winchester Passes Away
Winchester mourns J Thomas Kremer a longtime civic leader and businessman who helped found and led the Winchester Frederick County Industrial Development Corp from 1964 until his death He also served as City Councilman 1940 1948 supported Shenandoah College Memorial Hospital United Fund Chamber of Commerce and Apple Blossom Festival.
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Winchester
J. Thomas Kremer
Winchester-Frederick County
Kremer
Shenandoah College
Memorial Hospital
The
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Tommy” Kremer
Pardon the Shudder The New Congress and Business
The article warns of a tough year for business as the 95th Congress convenes in Washington with a Democratic two to one House majority and a stable Senate. It notes Rep. Thomas O Neill as Speaker and suggests labor’s influence, while urging caution and urging business to hope for a better 1977 outcome.
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Washington
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
D.mass
Carl Albert
D.okla
Senate
Congress
Carter
House of Representatives
Labor
U.S. News & World Report
View on Abortion and Unsettled Kennedy King Probes
A reader argues against reopening investigations into the Kennedy and King deaths, urging closure and stating real killers may never be found. The letter also tackles abortion, claiming some children are better off dead and urging focus on already living undernourished and unloved children. Mrs. Gertrude V. Castleman, Winchester, signs.
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God
Sorensen chosen as CIA director amid Carter's surprise pick
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Carter's personal aide Ted Sorensen was named CIA director amid questions of qualification and signals to morale. The piece notes Carter's independence from aides and suggests the nomination aimed to reform the agency from within while provoking staff opposition.
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Washington
Greg Schneiders
Carter
Theodore C. Sorensen
CIA
Griffin Bell
Sorensen
Bell
Justice Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Ted Sorensen
Carter picks in his cabinet a mix of space and risk
James J. Kilpatrick argues Carter's cabinet offers five pivotal posts and several weak choices. He singles out Sorensen for CIA as a poor fit and lauds Joe Califano for Heath, Education and Welfare while noting the overall group is not notably strong yet remains Carter’s to confirm.
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Washington
Housing
Transportation
Commerce
Agriculture
Coleman
Earl Butz
John Dunlop
Juanita Kreps
Federal Trade Commission
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Cldients
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Food and Drug Administration
Mr. Carter
Cyrus Vance
Kissinger
Harold Brown
Defense
Griffin Bell
Bert Lance
Michael Blumenthal
Treasury
Theodore Sorensen
CIA
Sorensen
Carter
George Bush
Ed Sorensen
Joe Califano
Johnson
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Decline of dogmatism marks new political era says Reston
James Reston argues that Washington shows less dogmatism as 1977 begins. He notes Carter aides hedge promises, admit past limits, and seek cautious reform amid global economic strain and rising public doubt. Confidence rests on Congress and steady leadership with measured pace.
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Times
Washington
Vietnam
Carter
White House
Congress
Callaghan
Britain
Giscard
France
Schmidt
West Germany
Europe
Japan
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
China
India
Philippines
Mexico
Postal Rates and Mail Subscriptions Noted
Fragmentary notice lists mail rates by year and period with figures such as 16.00 and 6.50, plus a six month 4.50 option. Mentions a numeric sequence 65.000 and a 200 nchester reference. No clear event or names.
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Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas
O'Connell
Eugene P. Miller
Reed
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Gray Ave
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Kenneth O'Donnell
New Frontier
Walter Mondale
Fritz
Jimmy
U.S
State Department
By James J. Kilpatrick
Federal Reserve Board
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
By James Reston
United States
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Winchester Evening Star
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