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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1980
Page
1
President Carter warned inflation could worsen for years if high oil prices feed the underlying price structure. He and advisers urged workers to absorb higher fuel costs without demanding full wage offsets, arguing wage growth must slow to curb rising costs.
Winchester woke to teens and gray skies as a winter storm loomed. The National Weather Service forecast a two to eight inch snow cover in the Shenandoah Valley tonight, with tomorrow bringing heavier accumulation and school disruptions. Winds near 20 mph will limit drifting.
Iran denounces Canada over the rescue of six U S Embassy staff in Tehran and warns harsher actions may befall the remaining hostages. Ghotbzadeh blames Canada for passport forgery and sovereignty violation while linking it to Iran’s response. At the same time, reports cite U S inflation forecasts, energy prices, and President Carter’s economic agenda.
The Star reports Warren Memorial Hospital faces both nursing and patient shortages and is seeking solutions. Zoning debates in Frederick County continue as Stonewall District residents protest down zoning plans. The issue appears in Area News with related notes on living sections and community meetings.
The Carter administration urged Congress to resist expanding the 616 billion 1981 budget citing inflation. Treasury Secretary Miller Budget Director McIntyre and CEA Chair Schultze warned a bloated plan would signal tolerance for double digit inflation and hinder price stability. They projected deficits and noted potential recession risks but pledged corrective actions if inflation worsens.
Jack Ireland, 58, general manager of Plaza Realty, received the Northwestern workshop's Outstand ing Citizen award for leading its expansion from a single client in 1969 to 75 now with plans to house up to 125. He chaired the workshop board and the building committee. Doug Rinker received a special recognition award as FFA national president. Martinsburg GM Richard W. Nicholas urged risk taking to spur innovation and energy solutions.
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