Winchester Memorial Hospital Parking Plan Faces August Vote
The Winchester City Council is urged to close Stonewall Avenue to allow a multi level parking garage plan for Winchester Memorial Hospital. With readings complete, officials may approve the ordinance in August to address years long parking shortages.
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Front Royal Faces Revenue Sharing Compliance Action
Federal agency orders Front Royal to fix violations under the Revenue Sharing and Fiscal Assistance Act. Officials warned that continued noncompliance could shift funding elsewhere and intensify scrutiny of local budget practices.
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Frances Knight ousted from Passport Office after 22 years
Frances Knight, longtime Passport Office director at the State Department, is removed after 22 years amid claims of efficiency and independence clashing with Washington. Her 118 page report documented widespread abuse of diplomatic passports for officials and relatives, fueling opposition to her stance.
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What is the best way to provide sex education
Editor notes invite reader views on sex education methods. The piece argues parental responsibility for morals and basics, with teachers overburdened. It advocates nonelective, moral restraint and cautions against depersonalized sex education.
Billion-Dollar Congress costs and budget bloat debate
President Ford cited rising legislative costs, noting the Congress spends over a billion dollars for lawmakers and staff. Shipley argues much of the budget funds non legislative agencies. The 1978 bill shows large increases in salaries, staff, and Capitol maintenance amid calls to prune perquisites.
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Carter halts B1 bomber, cites need over buildup
President Carter rejected building the B1 bomber arguing the cruise missile suffices for deterrence and that 244 B1s at 24.8 billion dollars would not justify the cost. He warned liberals and reflected on how defense decisions are often driven by politics and jobs rather than pure necessity.
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Commuted praise for Winchester Memorial Hospital staff
A letter from Bob Connally of Frederick County Sheriff’s Dept. commends Winchester Memorial Hospital staff for friendly admitting office nurses orderlies and seventh floor workers. He thanks Dr. Sinclair for patient reassurance and notes the administration’s credit to the hospital and its citizens.
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