Canal’s Fate Urges U S to Retain Key Waterway
In 1903 the Panama Canal was created under U S sovereignty in perpetuity. Kissinger seeks to renegotiate ending that status, but Senate opposition and strategic value favor keeping U S control of the canal for defense and commerce.
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United States
Panama
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
U.S
Henry Kissinger
U.S. Senate
Kissinger
Cape Horn
Canal
Caribbean
Ellsworth Bunker
South Vietnam
State Department
Senate
Warning Signs Planned for Shenandoah River Dam
Winchester moves to install two four by eight foot danger dam signs 500 feet upstream from the Shenandoah River dam near the water treatment plant southeast of Middletown after two deadly boating accidents. The plan includes orange borders a diamond dam symbol and 500 feet marking with illumination under consideration.
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Winchester
Shenandoah River
North Fork
Middletown
City
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Strasburg
Dam
Congress Faces Leadership Gaps in Energy Policy Efforts
Congressional debate highlights leadership gaps as lawmakers split over energy tax bills and jurisdiction. Regional interests and scattered committees hinder progress, with critics warning that delayed action strengthens executive influence and may redefine congressional roles in policy making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
Sam Gibbons
Fla
James R. Jones
Okla
House
Ways and Means Committee
Bill Frenzel
Minn
Bob Eckhardt
Texas
Ford
Capitol Hill
Senate
Ways and Means
Commerce Committee
Joseph E. Karth
D Minn
Frenzel
New England
Florida
Steelman
Jack Nugent
Federal Energy Administration
Eckhardt
Tax incentives in question in federal policy
Leonard Silk surveys the national debate over more tax incentives to spur investment in equipment. He notes a broad coalition backing tax breaks but warns against widening the tax base. argues for broader savings, deficit discipline, and gradual reform to lift the economy toward full employment and growth.
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New York
Ford Administration
Securities Industry
United States
Stanley Surrey
Harvard
Dan Throop Smith
Treasury
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Brookings Institution
Federal Reserve Board
Henry Wallich
Federal Reserve
Congressional Budget Office
Front Royal considers upgrade for I-66 Cedarville interchange
The town council hired a highway consultant to present a case to the State Highway Department for an improved I-66 interchange at Cedarville. Queen Juliana announced the engagement of Crown Princess Beatrix to West German diplomat Claus von Amsberg.
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Front Royal Town
State Highway Department
Cedarville
Beatrix
Netherlands
Claus von Amsberg
Juliana
Schewel Furniture Opens On Cork Street In Three Story Brick
The Schewel Furniture Company opened in a new three story brick building at 19 West Cork Street. About 40 boys attended the Salvation Army Fresh Air Camp at Shades Park on Route 50, in its third year of operation, with the Salvation Army part of the Winchester Community Chest.
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Schewel Furniture Company
W. Cork St
Salvation Army
Shade’s Park
Winchester Community Chest
Letter to the Editor criticizes politics and water pollution ruling
Ralph L. Triplett of Gore attacks state overreach and bureaucratic "octopus tentacles" as he questions Unisil spill reports on Back Creek. He warns of Russian Communism influence, claims stock and pollution blame misattribution, and calls for accountability of taxpaying industries.
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Bear
the Star
Unisil Corporation
State Water Control Board
Beaver Pond
Gore
Back Creek
Winchester Evening Star Historical Role and Staff Note
Winchester Evening Star established July 4 1896 lists staff including Thomas T Byrd general manager Lewis H Ebert advertising director David H Smith news editor Douglas B O Connell editorial page editor Eugene P Miller wire editor Read Daily Except Sunday subscription rates show 19.00 year by carrier 16.00 year by mail 0.50 six months 8.50 six months 5.50 three months 450 three months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas T. Byrd
Lewis H. Ebert
David H.smith
Douglas B. O'Connell
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester
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Nchester Evening Star
Isthmus
Columbia
U.S. Congress
Latin America
Bunker
Commission
Richmond
The
Star
Congressional Government
Energy Program and
Alan Steelman
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Foreign Policy
Leonard Silk
Loudoun St
France
Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society
Ralph L. Triplett
Evening Star
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