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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1977
Page
4
The United Fund of Winchester Frederick County adopted a 169 600 goal after review by a 30 plus member Budget Review Committee that analyzed 208 000 in agency requests. The panel aims for a feasible target and fall campaign plans proceed with community support hoped to continue.
Labor researcher predicts about 30 million of 96 million workers could soon work four days a week within eight years. Dr. John D. Owen of Wayne State discusses potential benefits such as less absenteeism and higher morale, but warns productivity and economic absorption are major risks.
Washington reports that Carter's energy push to shift utilities and industry from oil and gas to coal faces labor, capital, and transportation bottlenecks. Analysts doubt supply can double by 1985, rail and environmental limits loom, while miners, unions, and industry groups urge cautious reform and funding.
Washington officials caution that President Carter’s public defense of Soviet dissident Anatoly Shcharansky risks ending in his arrest or greater Soviet pressure. The piece notes internal White House study, public denials, and clashes over the Helsinki rights goals amid a tense U S Soviet mood.
Editor’s note invites readers to share opinions on current issues. Mrs. Frank E from Berryville objects to roadside billboards marring Virginia’s scenic beauty and tourism image.
Chief Justice Warren E Burger marks eight years on the Supreme Court and is hailed as the nation’s leading advocate for court reform He contrasts with Warren in style but shares concern over judicial administration and access He urges creation of non lawyer broker tribunals for small disputes to speed justice and reduce delays.
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