Doubts Over Lighted Stadium Site Face Winchester Council
Winchester council weighs Planning Commission backing for a lighted stadium on Millwood Ave park land near Shenandoah College amid college objections and a Shenandoah proposal for a site near Sen Seng Road 181. The editorial urges rejecting the Millwood site in favor of the alternate location.
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Kind of America: Ford’s Puerto Rico statehood idea sparks immigration debate
James Reston analyzes President Ford's proposal to make Puerto Rico the 51st state as a catalyst for broader immigration and economic issues. He notes illegal immigration, rising Mexican population, and shifts in legal quotas since 1965, warning that unemployment and labor needs shape the debate with Carter likely to face the same challenges.
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India
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Commonwealth
Central America
One for Our Side: Idaho OSHA Decision Challenges Inspectors
In Pocatello Idaho a three judge federal court ruling in Barlows Inc narrows the OSHA entry provision. The panel cites Camara and Lee to find Fourth Amendment compatibility issues with warrantless inspections, favoring employer protections. The decision underscores a major limit on OSHA enforcement and signals broader circuit-wide shifts.
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Labor split widens as Sadlowski pits defense stance against Meany bloc
Washington observes a deepening rift in the labor movement as insurgent Edward Sadlowski challenges I. W. Abel's tenure at United Steelworkers. His anti defense spending views spark controversy, drawing in liberal union chiefs, Meany aligned leaders, and Galbraith backing while shaping the fight for union leadership and policy direction.
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