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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1978
Page
4
The Israel Lebanon operation creates a sea to Golan cordon sanitaire after a major Palestinian attack near Tel Aviv. Syrian peacekeepers stood by as other Arab forces did not retaliate, prompting reflection on the Gaza conflict and the roots of displacement.
A former Unification Church member accuses Sun Myung Moon’s group of plotting to seize Virginia’s seafood via a Norfolk firm. An unrelated 1963 CIA report links KCIA head to church creation and political use. The piece raises questions about motive and truth in a curious geopolitical rumor.
James Reston analyzes Sadat's shift from regional leader to world figure and peace advocate. He parallels Sadat to Vandenberg, notes the Jerusalem visit reshapes diplomacy, and flags Carter’s challenge to balance Sadat's theology of peace with Begin's demand for security. Sadat seeks bold moves before Begin's White House visit.
In London the Labour government under James Callaghan edges toward stability as North Sea oil boosts the balance of payments. Denis Healey notes gains in inflation, currency, and unemployment but strikes and political risk linger. With potential tax cuts due in April and May, Britain eyes a cautious summer and fall, while President Carter admires the shift in London.
A satirical look at White House crisis rooms and press fatigue as officials scramble for a real disaster. The piece riffs on past presidents, names figures like Kennedy Johnson Nixon and staffers, and imagines a six week media spectacle to divert attention.
The piece argues the Shaheen report and related affidavits were censored to hide an ongoing Eilberg investigation when Carter fired Philadelphia U.S. Attorney David Marston. It asserts a justice department coverup, cites Sen. Wallop and Sen. Mathias, and urges a non political special prosecutor.
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