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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1978
Page
4
Ronald Reagan greeted two visitors at his Pacific Palisades home. The former actor and future president peered out and quipped I do this by magic with his characteristic smile as the door swung open.
The piece argues the sixth Senate vote to invoke cloture on the Labor Reform Act of 1977 may fail. It critiques the reform as pro union and warns of tax-cut politics following California Prop 13. It also profiles Ronald Reagan’s stance and prospects for 1980.
The Winchester Evening Star welcomes signed Letters to the Editor with name, address and telephone number, not exceeding 350 words. The Viewpoint column invites readers opinions on current issues. Open Forum is a guest column for opinions on topics of interest, 500 to 750 words. Contact the Editorial Page Editor for Open Forum ideas.
The House approved a five percent cut in its own spending to echo California tax protests. Conte led the move, arguing for reduced staff, perks, and slush funds, despite opposition from peers. The bill passed 220 to 1, leaving per-member spending above two million dollars.
A reader at Waverly Farm corrects a June 14 article, noting the purchase of a mature cow Jessie in 1972 and her continued high national rankings. The writer clarifies remarks about local high school activity and extends thanks to The Star for graduation coverage.
A satirical essay argues the injustice of the property tax by telling the tale of Uncle Granville who owns a lawned suburban home and a failed attempt to hide its rising value. The piece contrasts real wealth with potential wealth and humorously shows tax officials pursuing imagined earnings.
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