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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
4
The Winchester Frederick County Ministerial Association reaffirms support for the rental-only housing code but demands adequate funding to prevent unaffordable rents. Leaders question funding sources, oppose new taxes, and urge dropping the proposal, noting many residents on fixed incomes oppose the code.
In a comically heated New York scene, Dunleavy and Bartkowiak joke about a Waldorf dinner billed at $1,000 per plate. They contrast Democrat generosity with Republican frugality, debating who the meal signals and what diners ate. The taxi duo wonder who truly pays the tab and what counts as party loyalty.
A reader condemns cruelty to pets and animals as satanic, cites scripture from Matthew and Hebrews, and warns a judgment day in heaven for those who harm God’s creatures. Calls for repentance and prayer as ethical urgency in Stephens City.
A debate examines whether teens may decide on sexual activity and access birth control or if parents should control information and services. Courts confront competing rights of minors and parents, raising questions about who should determine sex education and access to contraception.
Editorial page invites reader letters and viewpoints must include full name address and daytime phone number for verification. Submissions should be clearly printed or typed and must fit the available space. Unverifiable responses cannot be published.
Washington. John G. McMillian of Northwest Pipeline pressed Rep. James D. Santini against deregulation while concealing ties to Alaska North Slope gas. Santini, angered by the undisclosed interests and McMillian's Carter support, now leans toward Krueger's bill as the House Commerce Committee nears final markup amid a crowded lobbying front.
In Warsaw, Edward Gierek argues Poland's population exceeds 35 million after wartime losses and urges coexistence with the United States and Soviet Union. He cites high Western trade, a $12 billion Western debt, housing shortages, and plans to attract Western firms while stressing family policy and church ties.
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