Winchester City Council to name replacement for Haines
The Winchester City Council must appoint a North Ward replacement for Joseph C. Haines who resigned February 15. Republicans push L. M. Castleman as preferred successor, arguing for the highest vote getter, while Democrats note the council majority historically selects Democrats. The debate centers on majority rule rather than qualifications.
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North Ward
Joseph C. Haines
Council
L. M
Mike) Castleman
Haines
Effie Davis
Michael Foreman
Foreman
Davis
Castleman
William Keyton
Stewart Bell
Ron Gore
GOP
Begin Faces Test Over West Bank Settlements Rift
The Begin government in Israel confronts a deep split between Defense Minister Weizman who favors halting new West Bank settlements and Agriculture Minister Sharon who pushes expansion. International pressure and U S opposition threaten coalition unity as peace talks stall. a Washington visit is sought to resolve the issue and restore momentum toward a lasting peace.
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Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Mr. Begin
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Begin
Defense
Ezer Weizman
Ariel Sharon
Weizman
Sharon
United States
Photo of Fire Chief Dailey Sparks Reader Debate
Leonard C. Ellis questions the Star’s March coverage and a Cary photo of Chief Dailey at a trailer fire. He asks why the chief appeared without mask or respirator and criticizes the photo caption and timing of the image.
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Leonard C. Ellis Stephenson
Tito the Last Survivor of a Bygone Era
Tito remains a pivotal elder statesman at 85 guiding Yugoslavia through East West tensions from his Montenegrin home. He recalls wartime suffering and prison, criticizes Carter on human rights while backing dialogue with Brezhnev. He brokers behind the scenes talks on Ethiopia and Helsinki, maintaining influence with Carter and Brezhnev.
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Yugoslavia
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Carter
Sadat
Egypt
Horn of Africa
David Aaron
U. S. National Security Council
Ethiopia
Brezhnev
Belgrade
Dodge City Candidate Ed Davis Seeks California GOP Nomination
Ed Davis, former police chief and Republican gubernatorial hopeful, pushes a blunt candor and tough crime plan. His polls show strong name identification and solid GOP support against Gov. Jerry Brown, while analysts note his outsider stance and Marsal from Dodge City persona.
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N.Y
Ed Davis
Evelle Younger
Davis
Edmund G
Jerry’ Brown
Younger
Brown
California
Jerry Brown
America
United States
Belgium
Khj-Tv
Ann Kesner
Nathan Roberts
Dodge City
Sam Yorty
Richard Viguerie
Art Finkelstein
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
New American mood shifts to anti Soviet stance in poll
The Opinion Research Corp poll of 1,015 Americans completed Feb 27 shows rising concern over Soviet military power and a willingness to fund up to 10 billion dollars annually for greater U S military strength. It finds 64 percent doubt Moscow will honor a new SALT treaty and notes a shift in public opinion since last year.
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Princeton
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Defense
Melvin Laird
Institute of American Relations
Carter
Soviet Union
Africa
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Henry Kissinger
Capitol Hill
Edward Brooke
Senate
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