President Carter Goes Deep Sea Fishing Off Virginia Coast
President Carter fished for bluefin tuna off Virginia Beach staying aboard the boat until midafternoon. He indicated plans to remain out until at least 3 o clock, after traveling by helicopter from Washington with Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus arranging the trip following a prior outing aboard the same vessel.
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Washington
Cecil Andrus
Gannet
Rudee Inlet
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Arbitration note leaves local binding issue unsettled
Winchester teachers seek binding arbitration in the school grievance process but the State Board of Education actions keep arbitration advisory only. The board may adopt binding arbitration again if local attorneys deem it constitutional, while state action shifts toward advisory procedures. The Winchester board will await July actions and city attorney guidance before formal steps.
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Star
Winchester
State Board of Education
State Board
Virginia Supreme Court
Marshall Coleman
Jacob Johnson
Winchester Education Association
Johnson
J. Randolph Larrick
Roanoke
Bombing at Jerusalem Open Air Market Kills Two
A powerful bomb exploded at Mahane Yehuda market in West Jerusalem injuring 42 with seven in serious condition. Police detained several suspects as Mayor Kollek linked the blast to Vice President Mondale’s visit. The blast struck near Jaffa Road during the Sabbath shopping rush.
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Jerusalem
Teddy Kollek
Walter F. Mondale
Jaffa Road
West Jerusalem
Bakke to Enter Med School After High Court Ruling
Allan Bakke will begin medical school in September after the Supreme Court ordered the University of California to admit him. The 5-4 decision struck down fixed racial quotas but allowed limited consideration of race in admissions under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, signaling ongoing debates over affirmative action.
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Altos
California
Supreme Court
Bakke
Washington
U.S
Space Agency
Mountainview
Calif
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Davis
Griffin B. Bell
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
High Court
Powell crafts pivotal middle path in Bakke decision
Justice Powell emerges as the decisive swing vote in the Bakke case, admitting Allan Bakke to UC Davis medical school while endorsing that race may be considered in admissions. The ruling splits the court, endorsing some affirmative action while rejecting rigid quotas, with Harvard cited as a model. The measure shifts civil rights debates and flags future questions on acceptable programs.
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White
Blackmun
Stewart
Stevens
Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
Harvard University
WMH Moves Toward Parking Unit In Winchester Area
Letters sent to 24 Baker Terrace Subdivision property owners seek court action to reverse residential covenants that blocked a multi level parking structure for Winchester Memorial Hospital. If covenants are abandoned, a 350 space plan could proceed under zoning rules and hospital needs.
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Star
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Baker Terrace
William A. Johnston
The
Cork
Stewart St
Johnston
Winchester
Carl Napps
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Water safety tips on Shenandoah River featured in Clarke Compass
Clarke Compass makes safety advice for bathers on the Shenandoah River a focus in its current feature. In Frederick County Circuit Court, charges against Stephens City businessman John Sandy were dropped after an extended pretrial period.
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Clarke Compass
Stephens City
John Sandy
Frederick County
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