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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1979
Page
4
Former congressman Joshua Eilberg pleaded guilty to a federal conflict of interest. Judge Raymond Broadarick sentenced him to five years probation and a $10,000 fine, plus disqualification from public office and six hours weekly community service.
The Post Office predicts a possible surplus of about 180 million by fiscal year end this September, after years of losses. Higher productivity and rate stabilization bolster optimism, with 97 billion pieces last year and an expected 99 billion this year, eighty percent from business.
The NAS report calls for a measured approach to saccharin, balancing its cancer risk with health benefits. It argues for FDA flexibility and Congressional amendment to limit use while preserving benefits for diabetics and the obese, avoiding an outright ban.
An 11 year old writer describes a neighbor’s dog shot before Thanksgiving and issues with the Frederick County Dog Warden’s response. The editor notes the warden checked with a veterinarian the Friday after Thanksgiving.
The policy states edits will apply to letters only if they can be authenticated. If authentication fails or is impossible, the letters will not be used. This stance emphasizes verification before publication and reduces the risk of disseminating unverifiable correspondence.
The article reports on U S and contractor personnel being moved from Tehran amid rising anti American sentiment during the Iran crisis. It notes government policy enabling embassy staff to take liberal leave for Christmas and depart, with non government Americans often left behind. It also covers NATO chief Alexander Haig’s Capitol Hill remarks and Senate leadership speculation affecting SALT II and 1980 political roles.
Washington column recounts Arabella Martinez's Senate testimony on Sen. Cranston’s Child Care Act of 1979. Martinez questions federal role and costs, arguing against another categorical program amid rising maternal work trends and past efforts by Mondale.
The article examines President Carter's preference for imperfect pacts on SALT and Middle East peace to keep the process alive. It notes his hope to persuade Sadat and Begin to accept amended proposals, the political risks, and the belief that some agreement is better than none for stability.
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