Dalton administration unveils new 4 percent hiring cap with exceptions
Charles B. Walker spoke at a Winchester luncheon about a simplified hiring plan that allows 4 percent growth with potential higher ceilings for maintaining services and meeting new requirements. The plan faces loopholes and risks as recession threatens demand for services.
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Winchester Recreation Park
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Letters to the Editor Sour Note on Handley Band Director
A Handley band student recounts Tim Montgomery's sudden departure as director. The letter describes shock, mixed feelings, and appeals for unity with the band, boosters, and community. The writer cites Montgomery's dedication and requests support for the students to continue pursuing excellence. The page also includes praise for the Frederick County Youth Fair and a brief thanks from readers.
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Lawana Shiffler
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the Star
North Carolina
Carter energy plan steers toward deeper government role
The analysis notes President Carter’s energy program rests on oil dependence as a national risk and would push expansive federal involvement. It critiques a proposed Energy Security Corporation, a Mobilization Board, and mandates that could override local laws, warning of clashes with environmentalists and reduced private sector influence.
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Congress
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Energy Security Corporation
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Energy Mobilization Board
Thatcher Standoff With Carter Signals Tory Resolve
Storm Signals From Mrs Thatcher discusses Margaret Thatcher's swift shift toward ending Rhodesia sanctions and clashing with President Carter's State Department allies. It notes a coming power strain between Thatcher's Conservatives and U S officials, citing Callaghan's warning and Thatcher's stand on SALT II and Middle East policy.
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Zimbabwe
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Campaign to Kill Proposed Cabinet Education Department
Washington reports a new push to defeat the bill creating a Cabinet level Department of Education after a 210 to 206 House vote. Conservatives seek to reverse in conference with Senate, delays could stall final report until September. Several lawmakers warn that promises to teachers and fears of a large bureaucracy haunt the effort.
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United States Press, Inc
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