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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1978

Page

4

Nurse Hazel Foreman ends fifty year nursing career

The Winchester Memorial Hospital veteran joined in 1928 and became a full time RN in 1935. She witnessed nursing evolve from personal service to modern specialized care and received a Governor's Certificate of Recognition for exemplary service.

Hazel Foreman Winchester Memorial Hospital Foreman Virginia Gov. Dalton Harry F. Byrd Jr Rep J. Kenneth Robinson del. Alson H. Smith Frederick County Roger Koontz Winchester Stewart Bell Jr

Two Step Down Two Winchester Public Servants Leave Posts

Two public servants resign this month in Winchester as city solicitor J Randolph Larrick and city council clerk Michael Foreman depart at the reorganizational session. Larrick served a quarter century on major issues including the 1971 annexation and Williamsburg Heights litigation while Foreman led daily city functions and will stay on as clerk until replacement.

Williamsburg Heights Foreman Winchester Council

Tuition Tax Threat Sparks Letter to the Star Editor

Steve Lee of Winchester argues against a 1973 House approval of a tuition tax credit plan favoring parochial and private schools. He cites constitutional concerns, public backlash, and alleged partisan manipulation. He urges Virginians to contact Senators Byrd and Scott and reflects on constitutional roots and government power.

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Wiretap fears in Rodino bill threaten privacy and phone control

In 1978 analysis William Safire warns of a new push for warrantless wiretaps via HR 7308 and related bills. He argues the measure would let the Executive branch tap without court orders, force AT T to design equipment and install taps, and involve landlords and the phone company in surveillance, eroding civil liberties and expanding government reach. The piece cites Rodino and Bayh as sponsors and notes political entanglements.

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Valuable Meetings After Dark Shaping Washington Influence

President Carter hosts after hours sessions with Congress and private sector leaders at the White House and Pentagon. Vance and Brown lead candid talks with the Trilateral Commission and other groups, aiming to ease tensions, inform policy, and bridge Congress with the presidency amid a changing global economy.

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Tanks Needed For Europe

United States tanks facing the Russians in central Europe are inferior in quality and numbers, prompting a faster XM-1 and M 60 upgrades. Brig. Gen. Richard Lawrence warns of 3 to 7 to 1 Russian advantage and outlines production goals, costs, and delivery plans through 1987.

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