Handley Renovation Plan Advances Amid Cost Concerns
Winchester School Board unanimously approves a Handley High School renovation package just under $6 million after space consolidation cuts and cost growth. Chairman Dr. William H. Pifer cites formalizing prior work and warns costs will rise with delay. Absent member Edward Whittle injured. plan supported by those present and reportedly by absent members.
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Not A Ballet Memo Guides Canadian Troops on Parade Fainting
A public letter cites a memo issued to Canadian Army troops in West Germany mandating breakfast before parade to avoid fainting and detailing a controlled fall if needed. The advice, seen as overly formal, sparks debate over discipline and possible push for military unions.
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Connally Emerges as Ford’s Leading Running Mate Choice
An Oval Office meeting with Buz Schwenk shows Edwin M. Schwenk's belief that John B. Connally best anchors a Ford ticket. Michigan polls flag vulnerability in the North, while South strength boosts Connally amid signals from Rockefeller and Harris. Ford weighs Rumsfeld and Baker, but Connally returns as frontrunner in a Southern centric strategy.
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Carter Embraces Populist Image as Democrats Rally
In New York Carter is nominated by the Democrats and shifts from conservatism to a populist stance. Mondale is his compatible running mate as labor liberal advocates push for full employment and tax reform. Conyers urges immediate action on Humphrey Hawkins while Democracy 76 groups back wealth redistribution and higher taxes on the wealthy. Dukakis warns of potential $30 billion welfare and jobs program costs.
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Taxes Death And Demagogs
James Kilpatrick argues that the U S tax system is unfair and muddled with loopholes favoring the rich while burdening the average worker. He blames Democratic control in Congress for two decades of tax policy and calls for substantive reform to shift wealth toward public use.
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Letter to the Star Editor on speedway race rules
A reader criticizes local auto racing prejudices and recent rule changes at the speedway. The writer cites car No 7 and driver behavior, questions officiating, calls for uniform rules and timely spectator updates to prevent tempers flaring while preserving exciting races.
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