Court analogy highlights timing in Costello Koontz case
In a Monday hearing Judge Woltz notes he cannot act until Koontz and Malcolm act. The June 20 Board of Supervisors vote to fill a county School Board vacancy looms, with only one candidate. State attorney general opinions and courts may resolve the dispute, as residents demand openness in appointments before June 20.
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D Day 35 Years Later The Normandy Invasion Remembered
The 1944 Normandy landings began under poor weather and cautious planning. Ike warned troops of a great crusade while German defenses were distracted by absence and doubt. Despite Allied casualties, the operation reshaped the war and entered wartime myth.
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Warren County Public Schools Face Uncertain Future
A veteran Warren County teacher condemns leadership at the Warren County Public Schools. He cites lack of trust in the superintendent, hostile school board meetings, and poor morale as signs the system faces an unstable future. MARC BENSON Front Royal Route 1.
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Carter Faces Pressure Yet Keeps Calm Amid Political Storm
The article portrays President Carter enduring heavy criticism over energy and arms policies, while maintaining personal serenity. It notes his restraint toward opponents, hints at party divisions over Kennedy, and reflects on broader national economic and political shifts shaping his presidency.
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Carter berates Adams in Cabinet clash over decontrol
President Carter publicly rebuked Transportation Secretary Brock Adams at a May 21 Cabinet session for undercutting his decontrol policy on oil. Adams disputed the policy May 19, prompting Carter to demand a transcript and warn that dissent within the administration could force resignation.
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Rhodesias Moment Opens With Free Multiracial Government
William Randolph Hearst Jr argues Rhodesia has reached a pivotal moment on May 31 when it renamed itself Zimbabwe Rhodesia and formed a biracial government. He urges the United States and Britain to lift trade sanctions and oppose guerrilla leaders Nkomo and Mugabe to support a stable transition toward representative rule. Hearst cites Thatcher's press stance and Lord Carrington's praise of the election, urging continued international backing.
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