Staunton government report offers Waynesboro tips for efficiency
The Staunton management study, cost 30000 and three months long, urges reforms across departments and council practices. It urges a full time city planner, new finance and purchasing director, and possible sheriff consolidation with Augusta County. The piece argues Waynesboro could gain from applying Staunton’s lessons and benefit from improved efficiency.
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Waynesboro
Staunton
Department of Government
News-Virginian
Council
Augusta County Sheriff's Department
Augusta
Staunton Council
Godwin Defends Virginia At Seattle Conference
Virginia Governor Mills E Godwin Jr criticized reformers at the National Governors Conference in Seattle and defended Virginia on campaign finance. He challenged media and reformers to question politicians while urging limits on public access to private finances. The piece notes Virginia’s 1970 Fair Elections Practices Act and ongoing reform discussions led by Sen. William V Rawlings with a public hearing set for June 19 in Richmond.
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Virginia
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Seattle
Godwin
Common Cause
John Gardner
Gardner
Capitol
Richmond
Tuere
Itill
Byrd Urges Impartial Decision On Nixon Impeachment
Virginia Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. says he will weigh impeachment on facts, not tone or politics. He stresses not prejudging Nixon and hopes House Judiciary Committee acts quickly to determine the case.
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Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Nixon
Senate
Bristol
Sen. Byrd
House Judiciary Committee
The High Court Keeps A Low Profile In Late Term
James J. Kilpatrick notes a quiet Supreme Court term under Chief Justice Burger. With 102 opinions issued and 40 to 50 more pending, the court shows broad unanimity and fewer sharp political blocs. Only Justice Douglas remains notably dynamic as the court steadies after era-defining figures.
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Supreme Court
Burger
Detroit
Florida
William O. Douglas
Frankfurter
Warren
Black
Clark
Nixon
Blackmun
Powell
Rehnquist
Douglas
Brennan
Marshall
Minnesota Twins
William Rehnquist
Thurgood Marshall
New York
Nixon Welfare Plan Fades Amid Conservative Support in Congress
President Nixon's bid for a broad welfare reform fades as conservatives in Congress resist major changes. A split White House echoes amid debate over cash payments and revenue sharing while the Supreme Court's Burger era decisions lean cautious and restrained.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Ken Cole
Cole
Caspar Weinberger
Winchester Evening Star Ad Rates and Contact Details
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates and staff positions including General Manager Thomas T. Byrd Advertising Director Lewis H. Ebert Managing Editor Douglas OConnell and News Editor Eugene P. Miller. It notes daily publication except Sunday and provides contact phone 667-3200.
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Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas Oconnell
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester Va
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