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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1978

Page

4

Dam proposal sparks debate in Shenandoah Valley

Front Royal town manager Walter Duncan proposes rebuilding Riverton Dam as a hydroelectric plant to supply about one third of the town’s power. A 25 foot rise could create a 1000 acre lake, with $14 million cost and potential $500,000 annual savings, plus recreation and water supplies for nearby cities. Environmental and land losses are weighed against benefits, with local and state bodies to review plans and a $10,000 feasibility study funded.

Front Royal Walter Duncan Riverton North Fork Duncan Potomac Edison Warren County Winchester Middletown Stephens City Riverton Dam Shenandoah County

The Dying Art of Dying by Russell Baker

Russell Baker reflects on how dying has become a common Broadway and film theme, replacing the old mogul era. He notes actors like Jack Lemmon and Burt Reynolds embracing death on screen, contrasts with past directors, and laments the shift to hustlers replacing moguls.

Russell Baker N.Y Abilene Jack Lemmon Burt Reynolds Broadway Aeschylus Shakespeare John Ford Warner Brothers Tolstoy Kitty Levin Louis M. Mayer Harry Cohn Sam Goldwyn Hollywood Louis B. Mayer Louis B. Mogul Baker Cecil B. DeMille Gary Cooper Wild Bill Hickok Jean Arthur Gary Jean Calvin Trillin

The Puzzling Trial of Reporters in Moscow

A Soviet case against Craig Whitney of The New York Times and Harold Piper of the Baltimore Sun accuses them of defaming Soviet officials by reporting a dissident confession. The trial, seen as political harassment by some, warns foreign correspondents that opinions from others may be attributed to them. The judge moved dates from July 4 to July 18 with US officials expressing concern over implications.

N.Y. Times Washington Soviet Union U.S Moscow Craig R. Whitney New York Times Harold D. Piper Baltimore Sun State Committee For Television and Radio U.S.S.R Soviet Broadcasting Agency United States Whitney Piper Dobrynin

Drop Out Talk Reshapes 1980 Presidential Fare

Simon urges Ford and Reagan to quit the 1980 race to open room for younger leaders. Reagan remains on track for a candidacy while Ford is closer to deciding. Crane plans to announce, Jordan shapes SALT II strategy, Moynihan pushes tuition tax credits and Carter says no.

Aere One Enterprises Inc Washington Simon Reagan Ford Philip Crane Illinois Crane the American Jordan White House Zbigniew Brzezinski Hamilton Jordan Defense Moynihan Daniel Patrick Moynihan New York Carter

Ability Not Race In Supreme Court Bakke Ruling Sparks Debate

A letter to the editor questions the Supreme Court decision on Bakke and race in admissions, arguing merit should prevail over race and criticizing a Black justice for perceived bias. The writer compares discrimination across groups and calls for practical traffic signal fixes at a Winchester intersection.

the Star Supreme Court Allen Bakke University of California Medical School Marshall

Angolan Mystery Deepens Over McHenry Mission

President Carter taps Donald McHenry as unofficial envoy to Angola, while CIA chief Turner asks Sen. Dick Clark about secretly arming guerrillas. Brzezinski NSC role and Carter's day to day control are questioned as Nyerere hails the mission and regional peace prospects evolve.

Tom Wicker Y. Times News Service New York Carter Donald McHenry Angola Africa State Vance McHenry Stansfield Turner Central Intelligence Agency Sen Dick Clark Iowa Turner Clark CLA Senate National Security Council Zbigniew Brzezinski CIA Brzezinski NSC United States South Africa Rhodesia Namibia Julius Nyerere Tanzania ABC SWAPO Patriotic Front Washington Front Ian Smith Abel Muzorewa Robert Mugabe

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