Pause in Middle East talks prompts cautious U S stance
Washington debates how to handle the Sadat Begin pause as officials weigh preserving momentum versus private negotiations. The Carter Administration seeks to push 242 in principle while delaying final concessions on territories and Palestinian self determination.
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N.Y
Murphy
Middle East
Sadat
Begin
United States
Vance
Washington
Jerusalem
Cairo
Carter
United Nations Security Council
Israel
West Bank
Samaria
Judea
U.N. Security Council
Labor Reform Act of 1978 Described as Fraud
The piece denounces S. 1883 as a fraudulent Labor Reform Act to rewrite the National Labor Relations Board, accelerate union certification, and empower boards to raise wages. It warns small firms with 50 to 100 workers face harsh penalties, while it criticizes protections for workers who show union activity and calls for urgent Senate pressure.
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Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Senate
National
Right To Work Committee
Paul Revere
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Labor Relations Board
Organized Labor
Secretary of Labor
Carter
Federal Elections Commission
Franklin D Roosevelt
Jimmy Carter
Virginia tax sharing study questions fairness of local funds
A legislative commission report on Virginia taxation maps how $1 billion in local tax revenues are redistributed as $800 million in rebates and $200 million for state operations. It notes urban areas may subsidize state programs while rural areas bear costs and urges better weight on local needs in budgeting. Tomorrow’s piece previews Winchester and surrounding counties.
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Commonwealth of Virginia
General Assembly
Commonwealth
the Revenue Resources and Economic Commission
Legislative Commission
Richmond
Virginia
Roanoke
Newport News
Danville
Revenue Resources and Economic Commission
State General Fund
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
Warren County
Duping of President Carter 1978 unfolds in Justice case
An analysis alleges a deliberate obstruction of justice involving key figures in the Carter administration and Congress. It details pressure to fire a Republican prosecutor, the roles of Dan Flood and Joshua Eilberg, and possible White House involvement during a period of grand juries and investigations.
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Times News Service
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Justice Department
U.S
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Dan Flood
Appropriations Committee
Simon Legree
Stephen Elko
Patricia Brislin
Flood
Joshua Eilberg
Pennsylvania Democratic Party
House Judiciary
Hahnemann Hospital
Brooks Brothers
Judge Bell
Marston
Bell
Peter Flaherty
Michael Yar
Egan
Eilberg
Tim’ Baker
Baker
Criminal Division
Ben Civiletti
Civiletti
Baltimore
Maryland
Paul Sarbanes
White House
Congress
House Ethics Committee
Leon Jaworski
Letters on lost snow disc and ERA in Winchester Star
A reader laments the removal of a red snow disc from his yard during a January walk to Winchester Park. He urges respect for property and notes his daughter’s disappointment. The second letter argues for ERA ratification, clarifying its scope, addressing fears of military service, and urging informed voter action.
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the Star
Winchester Park
Charles W. Pound
Opequon Ave
Winchester
Policy Editor's Note on Letters to the Editor
The note invites signed letters to the editor with the writer’s address and phone number, limited to 350 words. It specifies double spacing preferred and states that letters are subject to editing and may be rejected if authentication fails.
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President Carter
Philadelphia U.S
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Thurmond
Mathias
Scott
Laxalt
Hatch
Wallop
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