Area budgets set. Clarke and Winchester lead in smooth process
Winchester City Council approved a 14.4 million dollar budget for 1979 80 with unanimous support. Clarke County passed a 4.5 million dollar budget May 15, while Frederick and Warren counties followed with 25.3 and 7.7 million budgets, May 23 and May 24 respectively. The Virginia Education Association data compare ability to pay versus actual expenditure and show Clarke high in ability but low in spending.
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Winchester
Warren County
Frederick County
Clarke County
Virginia Education Assn
WEA
VEA
Clarke
Board of Supervisors
Richard Keeler
Keeler
Wayne Williams
The
Evening Star
Warren
Frederick, Clarke
Winchester’s
Clarke’s
Warren’s
Frederick’s
Carter declines Senate invitation to Vienna SALT talks
President Carter will sign the strategic arms treaty in Vienna without any senators present. Senator Byrd arranged post signing meetings in Moscow and with European leaders, while Javits and Muskie have conducted separate missions. Critics warn the move could limit Senate input as the treaty faces a two thirds vote. Baker says he was not invited to Vienna.
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N.Y. Times News
Washington
Carter
Brezhnev
Vienna
Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Byrd
Moscow
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
France
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Sudan
Sen
Ed Muskie
Maine
Europe
European
Middle East
Foreign Relations Committee
Javits
Armed Services Committee
Vance
Soviet Union
Kremlin
White House
State Department
Cir
Baker
Letters to the Editor Learns From Local School Incident
A reader recounts her daughter being pushed in a James Wood High School sports physical line causing a delay and criticizes school environment. The Star editor’s letters page also features church news publication complaints about missing names and unchanged program coverage.
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the Star
James Wood High School
Evening Star
Skylab fall prompts dreams and critics in Richmond
A Richmond waiter dreams Skylab will drop near his home and fans tickets for a drop zone party. NASA says Skylab will reenter between July 4 and 28 with airlocks and pieces weighing up to 5,000 pounds. The piece up for discussion links to broader public risk debates and past nuclear waste disposal promises.
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New York Times
New York
David L. Turosak
Richmond
Grove Avenue
Turosak
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Volkswagen
Richard Smith
NASA
NBC
Gatsby's
Lord Rothschild
Skylab debris fall risks and NASA budget questions surface
NASA officials warn Skylab reentry could scatter debris along a wide path over 100 miles by 4 000 miles with a 1 in 500 personal hit risk and less damage than a small plane crash. Critics cite budget cuts and unintended consequences as the program proceeds without certainty of where debris will land.
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Berkeley
David Turosak
Three Mile Island
Techno
NASA
Wizards
Robert Burns
Skylab
Smith
Lord Rothchild
Sabotage over Carter nuclear policy by White House aides
The piece argues anti nuke officials in the Carter administration undermine his nuclear policy. It cites CEQ member Augustus Speth and NSC staffer Jessica Mathews influencing policy toward breeder reactors and tying Three Mile Island to safety concerns. It notes friction with Energy Secretary James Schlesinger and Press amid political maneuvering.
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Field Enterprises. Inc
Washington
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Clinch River
White House
Roosevelt Room
Augustus Speth
Council On Environmental Quality
CEQ
Jessica Tuchman Mathews
National Security Council
Speth
Mathews
Gus Speth
Three Mile Island
Department of Energy
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Nearogren
Frank Press
Dr. Press
High Priesthood Protecting Society
Los Alamos
Kerr
James Schlesinger
Io Press
Schlesinger
Stuart Eizensta T
Councl
Eizenstat
U.S
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Stephenson
Editorial Pruning
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Winchester Evening Star
Thomas T. Byrd
Chicken Little
Aaron Wildavsky
University of California
Wildavsky
America
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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James McClure
Idaho
McClure
East Wing
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