Winchester and Frederick County Plan Joint Government Complex
The cities and counties face space shortages and consider a shared government complex in downtown Winchester with an estimated first phase cost near 5 million. Debt levels, surpluses, and funding options including bonds, taxes, or revenue sharing are weighed to finance the project while maintaining fiscal stability.
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City of
Winchester
County
Frederick
Winchester’s
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester mayor cites cooperative services amid inflation strains
In a City Council report Mayor Stewart Beil Jr. warns that local government faces stress from outside pressures and inflation. He notes Winchester and Frederick County launched two cooperative service initiatives and outlines plans for a joint jail project landfills emergency dispatching and utility coordination to update emergency services and support educational programs including Dowell J. Howard Vocational School and Blossom Festival.
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Winchester
Stewart Beil Jr
City Council
Frederick County
Frederick
Frederick-Winchester
Rumsfeld Warns Business Leaders On Carter Policy Critique
Don Rumsfeld urges businessmen to challenge the Carter program, warning that wage price controls risk government by edict and threaten freedom. The discussion at a Ford-era cabinet meeting frames the controversy as illegal and immoral, with mixed support among business leaders and concerns over fear of retaliation.
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Rumsfeld
The
American Enterprise Institute
Gerald Ford
Cleansee
Busien
Bia
Atty
Edward Levi
Business Round Table
Rriawdore
Wall Street
Afl-Cio
White House
Don Rumsfeld
A Once and Future President
General Alexander Haig, poised for 1980 GOP nomination, is portrayed as having effectively run the U.S. government during Nixon’s Watergate crisis. The piece notes Haig’s role in Nixon’s resignation, his Western Command credentials, and potential challenges from rival Republicans including Reagan. It recalls Haig’s pressure on Agnew leading to his resignation and considers the political dynamics of his candidacy.
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United States Press, Inc
Washington
Alexander Haig
U.S
NATO
Europe
United States
Richard Nixon
Haig
White House
Nixon
CIA
FBI
Watergate
West Point
Korea
Vietnam
Republican Party
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Soviet Union
Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
Pentagon
Defense
McNamara
Joseph Califano
Califano
Health, Education and Welfare
Henry Kissiner
Nixon White House
Army
Bob Haldeman
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Justice Department
Two Cheers for Woody Hayes
The piece critiques Woody Hayes and the Ohio State University football program after Hayes attacked a Clemson player and was dismissed. It argues sports as a million dollar business, media spectacle, and moral display shape public judgment and national sentiment.
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New York Times Syndicate
NEW York
Woody Hayes
Clemson University
Republic
Ohio State University
Hayes
Iran
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