Miller or Howell: Virginia Governor Clash Set
A four year Democratic primary race ends next Tuesday between Andrew P. Miller and Henry E. Howell. The contest centers on collective bargaining for public employees and the right to work with shifts in Howell’s stance and Miller’s opposition.
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Federal debt hits $15 400 per person as 1976 runoff swells red ink
A Commerce Department report shows U S debt climbing to $3 4 trillion last year, lifting each citizen s share to about 15 400 while both private and public borrowing rose 10 5 and 15 6 percent respectively. The piece urges stronger spending restraint and citizen pressure to curb federal outlays.
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The Korea Troop Pullout Prompts Military Nervousness
The United States plans to withdraw ground troops from Korea over four to five years, a move tied to President Carter's campaign promises. The decision sparked unease after Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub was ordered home following his warnings that withdrawal could provoke war.
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McCarthy Questions News Censorship and Free Press
Eugene McCarthy argues in Harper's that the press is free to decide what information to publish, a form of censorship by silence. He cites Spengler on how the press can condemn truth by not reporting it, leaving readers unaware of censorship.
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Trident Sub Patrols Planned for 1979 Nuclear Era
The U S Navy plans the first Trident ballistic missile submarine patrol in September 1979 from Bangor Washington. Each 560 foot vessel carries 24 missiles with MIRV warheads and will replace Poseidon subs in the Pacific with aims to deter Soviet strategic forces.
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Winchester Evening Star History Note
The Winchester Evening Star dates its establishment to July 4, 1896 with Thomas T. Byrd listed as manager and namesake. A final line reproduces a stray term divery in the source text.
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