Winchester Frederick County Edge Toward Shared Government Center
The Joint Capital Facilities Committee unanimously endorsed basic blueprints for renovating and building government offices for Winchester and Frederick County. Six reservations cover cost site allocation and office division, with a suggestion to relocate the new court building closer to current facilities. A joint meeting of the County Board and City Council is slated for Feb 5 at 7:30 p.m. in Rouss City Hall.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Joint Capital Facilities Committee
Econcerns
North Kent St
Cameron, Boscawen and
Kent Sts
Circuit Court
Michael M. Foreman
Reuss City Hall
Thomas Malcolm
Foreman
Rouss City Hall
Feasibility Study On Court And Office Facilities Recommended
The Joint Capital Facilities Committee of Frederick County and Winchester transmits the Feasibility Study by the VVER Partnership to the Frederick County Board of Supervisors and Winchester City Council. It finds the project feasible and urges urgent decision on site, construction sequence, costs, land use, parking, space allocation, and funding mechanisms for shared facilities.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester City
Bsoiett
Winchester Parking Authority
Pedestrian safety urged in Winchester traffic concerns
A Winchester reader warns that drivers ignore pedestrian right of way at intersections citing Washington and Boscawen Streets where an elderly person was struck. The letter urges re marking worn crosswalks and consideration of electric walk signals to protect vulnerable pedestrians and reinforce Virginia law.
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the Star
Winchester
Public Improvements Committee
Virginia
Washington
Boscawen
Public Improvement Committee
Iran Fallout Deepens Mideast Crisis for Carter
Iran’s collapse weakens U.S. leverage as Israel hardens stance toward the West Bank and Gaza. Begin pushes for a separate peace with Egypt, risking Camp David’s framework, while Washington debates how to apply pressure on Sadat and Begin to avoid a broader regional clash. The result could undercut American influence and widen Arab-Israeli tempers.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
Iran
Carter
U.S
Shah
Israel
Menachem Begin
Jerusalem
West Bank
Egypt
Sinai
Begin
Mideast
Camp David
Middle East
Afghanistan
Turkey
Pakistan
Horn of Africa
South Yemen
Arabian Peninsula
Gaza
UCLA
Steven L. Spiegel
American Israel Public Affairs Committee
AIPAC
Morris Amitay
Spiegel
Anwar Sadat
Sharon
Sadat
Cairo
Moscow
Tehran
Is There a Mole in the CIA?
Read like a literary collage on CIA intrigue centered on John Arthur Paisley a Soviet analyst found dead after allegedly leaking satellite secrets. The piece traces Nosenko Angleton and Turner power struggles while probing whether Paisley himself was the mole or a victim of a cover story.
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John Arthur Paisley
CIA
Paisley
Stansfield Turner
Maryland
U.S
Old Guard
Edward J. Epstein
Nosenko
KGB
Oswald
Turner
House
Angleton
Strange Debate Over SALT II By James Reston
Washington hosts a contentious SALT II debate as Carter seeks ratification amid divided Senate sentiment. The article notes Nitze’s opposition, prior consultations on Panama, and shifts in committee membership and administration outreach shaping the ratification fight.
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York Times News Service
Washington
Carter
Senate
Soviet Union
Paul H. Nitze
U.S
Ot P
League of Nations
United Nations
Woodrow Wilson
League
Harry Truman
Lee Iss
Ellsworth Bunker
Saul Linowitz
Congress
Iran
Taiwan
Home Relations Committee
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
S. Hayakawa
California
Richard Lugar
Indiana
Edward Zorinsky
Abraska
Dick Clark
Drona
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Robert Griffin
Michigan
James Pearson
Kansas
Foreign Relations Committee
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Yuri Nosenko
West
Lee Harvey Oswald
U.S.S.R
James Angleton
Nicholas Katzenbach
Bona
Fides
William Colby
Helms-Angleton
Senate Intelligence Committee
Tad Soulz
New York Times
Golitzen
Langley
Kampires
Stan
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Vance
Short
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Nitze
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