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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1977

Page

4

Deceptive Courtesy at Belgrade Helsinki Conference

Belgrade hosts a preliminary Helsinki conference where Western and Soviet blocs clash over human rights versus state security. Washington pushes annual review of rights while Moscow resists outside meddling, framing the charter as a broad but powerless guide.

Belgrade Soviet Union Eastern Europe Moscow Prague U.S Sava Center Carter U.S. Commission On Security and Cooperation In Europe West Germany Helsinki United States Yuri Vorontsov

Laurens Jones Lauded for Lifelong Community Service

Laurens P. Jones led Jones Funeral Home since 1930 and guided youth as a Boy Scout master, Shenandoah Area Council president, and Silver Beaver recipient. He also aided Salvation Army Kiwanis Club Masonry city roles and chaired the Downtown Development Committee. He will be missed by the community.

Laurens P. Jones Jones Funeral Home, Inc Mr. Jones Shenandoah Area Boy Scouts of America Jones Salvation Army Kiwanis Club Laurens Jones

Virginia and Localities Weigh Federal Grants as a Cost

A Tax Foundation report shows Virginia received 1.184 billion in federal grants in 1976 while taxpayers bore 1.296 billion in state costs. The state paid 1.09 dollars per grant dollar, above 1975, with District of Columbia and California as notable contrasts. Local data for Winchester and Frederick County detail specific 1976 77 allocations and 1977 78 projections. Nationwide grants rose 19 percent from 48 to 58 billion, underscoring Washington dollars and rising costs to Virginia taxpayers.

Virginia Tax Foundation, Inc New York City Winchester Frederick County Washington The District of Columbia Dominion Arizona Connecticut Mississippi California New York Sheriff's Department and Forest Reserve Frederick—Ceta

Basics Are Better in 1977 Education Study

A U.S. Office of Education review of the Follow Through program finds that traditional, basics-based teaching outperformed open, student-centered methods across 9,200 third graders in 100 cities. Distar and disciplined instruction yielded higher reading and math scores, despite higher costs and open classrooms.

Washington Star Syndicate, Inc Washington U.S. Office of Education Art Associates Cambridge Mass University of Oregon Nichols Avenue Anacostia Morgan School 18Th California Streets Education Development Center of Nichols Morgan Charlotte N.C

What is your viewpoint on billboard advertising

In Frederick County the reader favors regulation to preserve an esthetically controlled landscape. Signs should be limited by size, number, and placement to prevent visual pollution amid growth. Adequate information can still be disseminated to advertise without chaotic clutter.

Frederick County Richard Nicholas

Presidential Energy Shift in Carter White House Power Play

Washington reports a heated battle over gas deregulation as President Carter, urged by House Speaker O'Neill to cool rhetoric, faces sharp counterclaims from lawmakers. Krueger exposes inflated cost estimates while administration energy chiefs push dire projections, prompting a tactical shift to quieter lobbying.

Washington Carter House Thomas P. O'Neill White House Congress O'Neill Jimmy Carter Jody Powell Wasington Star Chancellor-Brinkley NBC News Powell NBC John Hart James Schlesinger House Commerce Subcommittee Robert Krueger Krueger Texas

Real Estate Tax Increase and City Budget Critique From Winchester

The writer denounces Winchester real estate tax hikes and a 12.9 million city budget, noting reassessment promises were broken, late hour votes, and bills mailed before passage. Comparisons to household budgeting urge fiscal restraint and accountability, naming council members and citing multiple headlines from The Star.

the Star Wincheser Council Mote Keaton Jones The Star Winchester Warren Thaway

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