Lane Seen Favorable In Attorney General Race
The race for Attorney General features Edward E. Lane of Richmond as the standout candidate. Lane has 24 years in the Virginia Legislature, chairs the House Appropriations Committee, and is praised as an outstanding lawyer and fiscal conservative with deep knowledge of Virginia’s institutions.
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Vietnam MIAs and Paris talks test U.S. patience
Letter writers urge Washington to demand a full accounting of missing in action as Vietnam negotiates normalization in Paris. They warn Hanoi may use MIAs as leverage and press for a hard, uncompromising stance to secure oil and diplomatic gains.
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Warning on Panama Canal treaty triggers congressional pushback
Washington reports two top leaders warn Carter that any treaty altering U S canal control faces defeat in the Senate and House. Senator Byrd and Representative Rhodes say subsidiary issues like land transfers must win approval, signaling hard negotiations ahead.
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Letters to the Star Editor Voices for Special Olympics and Trucker Views
Readers urge more coverage of Special Ed students and work program avenues in Winchester. They share trucker realities and defend Rt. 11 traffic rights while referencing Route 11 exits and high transportation burdens. They discuss politics and defense policy surrounding SALT II and Warnke in a wide veteran’s letter format.
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Carter And The Communists
United States officials watch rising Communist influence in Western Europe under Carter, shifting from Kissinger style warnings to a human rights approach. Carter defends elections and democratic government while Moscow opposition grows. Helsinki Conference and NATO ties frame Western strategy with Rome and Paris monitoring political coalitions.
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