Miller Howell set for long Virginia gubernatorial primary fight
Virginia Attorney General Andrew Miller declared his bid for the Democratic nomination, setting up a June 1977 primary with former Lt. Governor Henry Howell. The race centers on tax policy, state spending, lottery and union issues as both men seek moderate and conservative voters.
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Commentary on forced disclosure in right to work case
Washington column argues unions seek contributor names from the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation. It notes district court orders, past Socialist Workers Party protections, and worries about harassment and chill effects on nonunion contributors if names are disclosed to union counsel. Goliath vs David framed as misbalanced court action.
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Marching in 1895 Ashby Camp Guard portrait in Winchester
A 1895 photograph shows the Ashby Camp Guard, sons of Confederate veterans, marching south on Loudoun Street Winchester led by Charles McVicar with Frank Eddy and Arthur Anderson in the front row. Background notes Solenbergers Alley and the former Solenberger Stouffer hardware shop. From Ben Ritter collection.
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International doubts over U S role as world power rise
C L Sulzberger notes Paris Le Figaro editorial warns against a cold war Munich in black Africa. He cites Angola as example of Soviet expansion, with bases in Guinea and aircraft in Nigeria, and cites domestic U S political mood hindering effective foreign action. The piece quotes European observers on Soviet and Chinese influence in Asia and Africa.
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Carter candor under fire at Washington breakfast
Former Governor Jimmy Carter faces questions on Atlanta busing and credit for school reforms. The article notes inconsistent statements from Carter on federal revenue sharing and election reform, and questions his honesty while outlining reactions from Georgia figures and observers.
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Spiritual awakening urged to combat alcohol problem
A reader argues alcohol is preventable and urges a spiritual awakening. She cites studies on brain damage, risk factors, family influence, and advertising, and invites readers to seek information by mailing $1 to Alcohol at P O Box 59, Nashville.
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