Refugees Flood Vietnam Chinese Minority Face Expulsion
The piece notes that 80 to 90 percent of Vietnamese refugees are ethnic Chinese fleeing Hanoi’s policy amid anti Chinese sentiment in Southeast Asia. It urges pressure on Hanoi via Moscow and the UN, calls for humane relief, cites U S refugee boosts to 14 000 monthly, and suggests other nations share responsibility.
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Letters From Winchester Star Readers Brighten Community
A former Occupational Therapist praises Winchester Memorial Hospital Fifth Floor staff and Cliff Patton. Valley residents thank bus drivers for passes and oppose fare hikes. Three anonymous Good Samaritans in Virginia's Valley provide water, supplies, and transport during a harsh winter.
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Winter ordeal ends with Good Samaritans in Blue Ridge
A writer recounts ten days trapped by ice in the Blue Ridge and the turn to hope after two Good Samaritans intervene. A woman ally and a banker help place the author in a writers’ haven and connect them to an artists’ colony, church welcome, and new creative life near Shenandoah River.
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Energy Solutions How Not to Do it
A Washington Star column criticizes Congress and the Carter administration for failing to enact sound energy policy. It condemns the DOE and tax plans, argues windfall taxes deter production, and warns that current path worsens gas lines and economic harm.
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Thatcher’s Britain aims to show America the way
William Safire reviews Margaret Thatcher’s early budget moves and cabinet philosophy. Sir Keith Joseph advocates stripping back welfare culture to lure productive workers, promising a shift to free market economics and reduced taxation while warning of short-term unpopularity.
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Maggie Thatcher
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Brown shifts left on arms control at San Diego address
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. spoke to students at the University of California, San Diego, promoting SALT II while criticizing MX missiles as a flawed security concept. He aims to win liberal backing for a possible presidential bid, courting Kennedy supporters and environmental groups amid internal party tension.
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Scoop Jackson
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