Carter Touts Conservatism While Promoting Liberal Aims
The Washington Star notes President Carter in his second year echoes conservative policy while backing liberal goals. He emphasizes private sector-led growth, restrained spending, and a smaller federal role, yet endorses civil rights, welfare reform, and national health care initiatives.
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Washington Star Syndicate Inc
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Department of Education
Mandated Programs and Local Budget Impacts
A bipartisan General Assembly and Governor appointed committee should study how state mandates affect local revenues across education pollution control social services and public safety as Winchester illustrates the broad scope of required spending and staffing with unclear relief from state or federal sources.
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General Assembly
Gov
Dalton
Winchester
Citizen of the Year honoree Charles Zuckerman praised
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce honored Charles Zuckerman for outstanding citizenship. He served 14 years on the city council, chairs the finance committee, led Red Cross work, and urged participation in the Red Cross bloodmobile. He also leads Charles Zuckerman and Sons Inc and supports Big Brother Big Sister.
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Charles Zuckerman
Winchester- Frederick County
Red Cross
Zuckerman
The
Big Brother
Big Sister
Jaycees
Charles Zuckerman and Sons Inc
Letters to Winchester Editor on Crib Death and ERA Debate
A Winchester editor's page prints letters about infant death and SIDS outreach, a local guild, and the Howard County GIS liaison. Readers argue for and against the Equal Rights Amendment with personal stories and civic thanks, plus thanks to responders and snow removal helpers.
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the Star
Winchester
International Guild For
Howard County
GIS
Linda S. Marlow
Guild For Infant Survival
Simpsonville
First Unitarian Fellowship
Trade Differences with Japan and U S Saudi Arms Debate
Column notes Washington reports on Japan beef import talks led by Robert Strauss and a 10 000 ton quota. It highlights U S Saudi F 15 sale politics, Israel influence, and Muriel Humphrey’s Senate appointment delay amid Minnesota DFL politics.
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Washington
Robert Strauss
Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Strauss
Clifford Hansen
Wyoming
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
William C. Sherman
GOJ
Government of
Argentina
Carter
Saudi Arabia
Congress
Israel
Capitol Hill
Oil
White House
Sen
Muriel
Muriel Humphrey
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Rudy Perpich
Donald Fraser
Fraser
Democratic Farmer- Labor
DFL
Perpich
Editor notes on letters to the editor policy
The policy explains that letters to the editor must be signed with the writer’s address and telephone, should not exceed 350 words, and are preferred typed double spaced. Submissions may be edited and will be rejected if authentication cannot be verified.
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