No Comment Overreach by U N Ambassador Sparks Debate
The Playboy interview with Andrew Young, U S ambassador to the United Nations, draws criticism for labeling Nixon and Ford as racists and for abrasive remarks on race and politics. Critics urge more measured diplomacy and a clearer stance, warning the ambassador risks harming the nation's image abroad.
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No More Teachers No More Books
A satirical note lists several parents and students with humorous misfires in academics and behavior. It portrays a headmaster addressing Miz Lillian Abe Kennedy Kissinger Jordan Young and Ford while referencing notable figures and campus life with mock praise and gentle jabs.
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Israel Begin adviser seeks White House meeting in Washington
Carter aides withheld an invitation to Shmuel Katz during Begin's visit as tension grows over Israel's new right wing government. Katz arranged a direct bid to meet Brzezinski, and a Friday talks session is now planned, as backers seek to push U S policy closer to Israel.
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Stop Gas-guzzling School Buses Stop Gas-guzzling School Buses
Sen. Jesse Helms pledges to offer an energy bill on the Senate floor to curb forced school busing He argues the plan would save gasoline and limit transport by keeping students nearer their homes The proposal ties to President Carter's energy program and cites the bus fleet as a major gas guzzler.
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Auto Pollution Fight Signals Energy Plan Troubles in Congress
The May 26 House vote weakened auto exhaust rules, aided by UAW and Detroit manufacturers, signaling tough odds for Carter energy proposals. Bipartisan business groups supported the bill and warned weak standards would burden retailers amid urban shopping center growth and air concerns.
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Winchester Evening Star History and Staff Note
The Winchester Evening Star traces its establishment to July 4, 1896. Thomas T. Byrd serves as managing editor with responsibilities in advertising, editorial page editing, and wire reporting.
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