Opposition to Public Financing of Abortion in Virginia
The piece argues abortion remains legal and that public Medicaid funding should be debated as a constitutional issue. It notes Gov Dalton and the State Board of Health divide on funding, while the health department supports it, and warns against using financing as a proxy to ban abortion. It stresses lawmakers allocate revenues for approved programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Dalton
State Board of Health
Health Department
Supreme Court
Virginia
U.S
Henry
Amica
Ron Ziegler
Ron
Hanoi
Chuck Colson
Colson
Howard Hunt
Jeb Magruder
Gordon Liddy
Mr. Ritter
Frederick County
Ritter
Dangerous cargo and regulation raise rail safety questions
An editorial cites three recent train derailments with hazardous materials causing 19 deaths and thousands evacuated. It criticizes regulatory delays while noting NTSB investigations and recalls past wrecks including Roseville California. It asks why safety improvements lagged since 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Waverly
Florida
Cades, Tenn
National Transportation Safety Board
Carter Faces Fork in Road With Three Key Crises
Washington analysis says President Carter must choose how to handle a coal strike, Middle East ties, and Soviet Cuban pressure in the Horn of Africa. Advisers urge bold moves such as invoking Taft Hartley, pressing compromise with Israel and Arab nations, and confronting Soviet Cuban aims, while public support seems tepid and divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saudi Arabia
Carter
St Petersburg
Fla
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Middle East
Horn of Africa
Israel
Congress
Robert Frost
White House Aide Hamilton Jordan in the Bar Buzz
William Safire reports on a White House release defending Hamilton Jordan amid a gossip item. The 33 page document recounts bartender testimony and legal questions about alleged spitting at Sarsfields pub. Safire notes the release exposes tension between press strategy and Jordan's private life amid Haldeman era celebrity.
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William Safire
WWTBN_V. Times
Washington
White House
J. Lester Powell
Rudy) Maxa
Washington) Post
Powell
Sarsfields Pub
Michael Cardozo
Daniel V. Marshall 3d
Hamilton Jordan
Hamilton
Woo-Woo
Marshall
Xerox
Haldeman
Ham Jordan
Saturday Night Massage and Watergate Tales
Russell Baker recounts humorous and salacious anecdotes from the Nixon era involving Haldeman Ehrlichman Kissinger and others in the White House Massage Room. The piece blends comic mischief with insinuations of covert operations and political intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Henry Kissinger
CIA
Praising Thomas Glass as Winchester councilman and contributions
Letter lauds Thomas C. Glass for long service since 1968, noting key roles on Health Welfare Utilities and Parks recreation, plus a War Memorial Building Addition project. It also commends his engineering background and zoning work and thanks him for public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Glass
the Star
Thomas C. Glass
Glass
Carroll H. Henkel
Health and Welfare
Transportation Committee
Parks and Recreation Committee
Parks and Recreation Board
War Memorial
Winchester
Utilities Committee
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Roseville
Calif
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Times News Service
Sven Eilberg
Nixon
Liddy
John Mitchell
Magruder
John Dean
Richa Helms
Helms
Clark Clifford
David Eisenhower
Bebe Rebozo
Georgetown
America
James Reston
Pakistan
Masseur
Segretti
Woodward
Bernstein
The
Evening Star
C. Franklin
Paper Mill
Winchester Star
Geo. M. Stoddart
Clinton Ritter
Board of Supervisors
Lord Fairfax Soil & Water Conservation District
Thomas T. Byrd
Naea
Wire Rita
Roy E. Potts
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
Edward P. Offley
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