House Body to Study Federal Court Role
Capitol Hill will hold hearings on the federal court system to decide how much access to the courts should be expanded or limited. Attorney General Bell and consumer advocate Ralph Nader will testify as the issue of court workload and reforms drives the debate.
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House
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Federal Judicial System
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Griffin
Congress
Capitol Hill
Wisconsin
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Bell
Ralph Nader
Burger Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Dennis
Evening for Ewing honors Winchester's Miss Ewing at Shenandoah
Former students gather at Shenandoah College for a dance concert honoring Dorothy Ewing known as Miss Ewing. The 37 year studio veteran shaped thousands with discipline, grace, and the pursuit of perfection across Winchester.
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Dorothy Ewing
Shenandoah College
Miss Ewing
The
Star
Shenandoah Auditorium
Winchester
Dance
Dear Doctor Omniscient and the Generation Gap
Light in Dark Corners presents Dr Omniscient replies on the generation gap, sex revolution, and a mummy fungus joke column. The piece calls out cultural shifts with satirical answers and includes an editor note on billboard advertising in Frederick County with local citizen Eleanor S. White.
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N.Y
East St. Louis
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Dr. Omniscient
Beame
Yorktown
Patton
Major Hoople
Fez
Tess
Proxmire
Diet Smith
Ramses II
Paris
Egypt
Kissinger Attacks Carter Policy in Closed GOP Meeting
Henry Kissinger assailed President Carter over what he called weakness toward Vietnam and Castro while criticizing Andrew Young for aiding black nationalism. He denounced government by instinct and warned against Castro troops in Africa and possible U S aid to Hanoi. He urged NATO unity and stressed human rights without compromising Western security.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Carter
Vietnam
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Andrew Young
Republican House
Soviet Union
China
Kissinger
Andy Young
United Nations
Africa
Castro
Angola
Ethiopia
Young
United States
Hanoi
South Vietnam
NATO
The Seeds Of Tragedy South Africa faces possible reform clash
In 1977 Cape Town extensive talks among Verligte Afrikaaners push for dismantling apartheid slowly while Washington wavers. Despite signs like racially integrated offices and Stellenbosch opening to non whites, Verkrampte leaders resist. Piet Koornhof and Pik Botha advocate shared decision making, but cabinet support wanes. If reforms stall, foreign investment drops and a prolonged conflict nears.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Nationalist
Washington
Verligtes
United Nations
Carter
U.S
University of Stellenbosch
Afrikaanerdam
Connie Mulder
Verkrampte
Piet Koornhof
Koornhof
Dr. Mulder
R. F
Pik) Botha
Botha
Telvision
United States
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Winchester Evening Star
Ewing
By Russell Baker
Dick Tracy
Matt
Jeff
Tracy
March of Knowledge
Frederick County
Eleanor S. White Merriman
By Frank Vander Linden
United States Press, Inc
Thomas T. Byrd
Roy E. Potts
Hil
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas 8. O'Connell
Idhomia
Eugene P Miller
Winchester Ve
Nixon
Ford
Abraham Lincoln
Evans—Novak
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