Jimmy Carter a crook in sporting light says Kilpatrick
Washington columnist James Kilpatrick argues that Jimmy Carter shows cunning and competitive spirit on the tennis court and in politics. He uses tennis psychology as a metaphor for Carter’s leadership style, praising his ruthlessness and forecasting great presidential performance.
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Miller Promises Meems Bottom Bridge Restoration Funds
Andrew Miller on a Shenandoah County swing announced July 1 funding will restore the Meems Bottom covered bridge damaged by arson last October. He says the project uses general highway funds with a state bill approving vandalism repair funds, and the rebuilt landmark will return to vehicular traffic.
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Graduation Night Caution Flag From The Star
The Star urges a cautious mindset during graduation time warning against tragedies on graduation night. It notes the emotion of completion and celebration but stresses safety as graduates begin new life chapters.
Brock Says Carter Seeks Social Security Tax Hike
Bill Brock accuses President Carter of covertly raising taxes via employer Social Security contributions to fund benefits. He warns the plan would boost inflation and hurt low and middle income Americans while expanding government and hurting growth.
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Letters by Saturday for Democratic primary election
Editors remind readers that letters to the editor about Democratic primary candidates and issues must reach The Star by Saturday, June 11, to be considered for publication before or on election day due to time and space constraints.
Durable Andreotti Seen As Europe’s Steady Politician
In Rome Giulio Andreotti is described as Europe’s most enduring politician aside from Tito. After three decades in government, he remains prime minister at 58 and discusses Europe’s evolution, unemployment, and Italy’s tax reform amid a split society and mass migration.
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Carter under fire for Park remark and SALT openness
The May 26 press conference exposed President Carter urging Park's stance on Korean troop removal and defending SALT openness. White House and State Department offered guarded explanations while secrecy shrouded the latest U.S. SALT proposals.
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Winchester Evening Star History and Founders
A brief note on the Winchester Evening Star dated July 4 1896 naming founders Thomas T Byrd Roy E Potts Sir Lewis H Ebert Douglas 8 O Connell Eugene P Miller and related historical context.
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