Early thaw in Winchester and Frederick County sewage plan talks
A thawing in joint talks on regional sewage treatment between Winchester and Frederick County is reported with committees formed to resolve differences. Key sticking points are easing, with a March 1 funding deadline in sight and optimism for final agreement as negotiations extend to a separate joint courts project.
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Winchester
Frederick County
S. Roger Koontz
R. Thomas Malcolm
Opequon Creek
Surong
Luuchng
Koontz
H. Delmer Robinson Jr
Federal fuel aid won’t curb elderly freezing horror stories
The piece argues federal fuel assistance aims to stop heating related deaths but cites a case of two 80 year old twins in Fairfield New Jersey who died despite oil in the tank and receiving checks. It notes misallocation waste and unanswered needs and urges neighborly help over money alone.
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National Center For Health Statistics
Fairfield
N.J
Washington
Hoodlums and Punks Target Neighborhood Mailboxes
A reader laments vandalism by hoodlums who damage mailboxes and stop signs on Cedar Creek Grade and Middle Road. The letter urges residents to take a stand against senseless destruction, noting fingerprints near shell casings and risks of serious injury.
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the Star
U.S. Postal Service
Cedar Creek
Middle Road
Opening Shot of Cold War Turns to Hawkish Policy
William Safire analyzes a shift in U S foreign policy under President Carter. He traces a rise in hawkish rhetoric after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and Iran's crisis, arguing the administration replaces doves with hardliners and contemplates unilateral actions and alliances in the Middle East.
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Fimes Service
Washington
Department of State
George McGovern
Cambodia
Frank Church
Cuba
Iran
Spe
Gui
Carter
Vienna
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Vance
America
Cyrus Vance
Hodding Carter
Marshall Shulman
Paul Warnke
Lloyd Cutler
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Khomeini
United States
Pakistan
Zia
Libya
Ali Bhutto
Thieu
South Vietnam
Carter's First Three Years in the White House
A 1980 retrospective notes Jimmy Carter's first three years in office. It cites unemployment falling, jobs rising to over 98 million, and gains abroad, while inflation and living costs climb and the Soviet threat sharpens. It attributes his popularity to enemies and political cunning, not flawless leadership.
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Sy Bev
Washington
Jimmy Carter
White House
Moscow
Congress
Uver
U.S
Panama Canal
Israel
Egypt
NATO
Japan
Black Africa
Soviet Union
Lazarus
Reagan's Invisible Invincibility in Iowa Caucuses
In east central Iowa a Reagan absence at a fundraiser with George Bush and others signals a weak ground game. Bush’s organization and Branstad’s cautions place Bush as a serious challenger while Sears faces scrutiny over Reagan's debated strategy and age concerns.
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Janesville
Iowa
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Sen
Howard Baker
Cissy
Bush
Baker
Connally
Crane
Cole
Reagan
Repebbae
John Sears
Kenny Klinge
Virginia
Des Moines
Klinge
Fausel
John Aero
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Winchester Evening Star
the Winches
Ster Evening Star Inc
By William Safire
Lyndon Johnson
George Ball
Mr. Carter
Hawks
Arabian Peninsula
Mr. Brzezinski
Tare
Mideast
Persian Gulf
Ted Kennedy
CIA
Leonid Brezhnev
Mondale
Doves
By James Reston
Ayatollah
Herbert Hoover
Tehran
Kennedy
California
Brown
Brezhnev
China
Middle East
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Sears
Fort Des Moines
Reagan Stra Vately
Abeggey
National Intelligence
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