Conflicts of Interest Stir Controversy in Frederick County Schools
Two county officials and School Board employees S Roger Koontz and Thomas Malcolm face questions of a possible conflict when voting to fill a School Board vacancy. Their salaries and jobs could be affected by the outcome, with opinions from multiple attorneys offering contradictory guidance. Raymond Fish has yet to nominate a candidate, flouting a self imposed rule, while questions of accountability and openness surface after a voter mandate for a new selection process.
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Frederick County
S. Roger Koontz
Thomas Malcolm
Board of Supervisors
Commonwealth
Lawrence Ambrogi
Marshall Coleman
Andrew Miller
Koontz
Malcolm
School Re
Ray Boyce
Boyce
Raymond Fish
Gainesboro
Fish
County Board of Supervisors
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Letters to the Editor highlight local concerns and sports support
Gloria Davis and Gloria Putman praise community members for advocating child welfare and Handley baseball. Davis applauds Millie Putman for caring for kids while urging less court pressure on a nine year old. The Handley baseball plea urges broader local support at Bridgeforth Field and Handley games.
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the Star
Millie Putman
Handley
Bridgeforth Field
James Wood
Winchester
Winchester Evening Star publication note
Local Winchester newspaper details including address 2 North Kent Street and contact number 667-3200 for the Winchester Evening Star Inc. newsroom in Virginia.
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Winchester Evening Star
The
Winchester Evening Star Inc
Kent
Winchester
Carter's SALT II verification policy draws Senate critique
Carter faces Senate skepticism over SALT II verification amid conflicting testimony from Brown and Turner. The president’s aggressive rhetoric and a halted monitoring push strain credibility, while Iran's revolution, U2 debates, and Turkish overflight issues complicate the administration's claim of verifiability.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
Carter
Senate
Moscow
Jimmy Carter
Kabkhan
Iran
James T. MclIntyre
Turner
Senate Intelligence Committee
McIntyre
United Administration
Senate Committee
U.S
The Herbert Case and a Chill on Press Freedom
James Kilpatrick analyzes the Supreme Court Herbert decision and its effect on reporting. He notes the ruling compels some questions in libel cases while criticizing the court for limiting reporters ability to probe sources and motives. He cites past victories and warns of a growing trend toward press restraint.
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Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Supreme Court
Herbert
High Court
CBS
60 Minutes
Anthony Herbert
Barry Lando
Mike Wallace
Lando
Wallace
Justice White
Warren Earl Burger
Miami
Lord
Stewart
Brennan
Marshall
Rhodesia Elections Recognize Muzorewa Amid Guerrilla War
The piece notes Rhodesia's 1979 election produced a Muzorewa led government with a 51 seat majority, while whites hold 28 reserved seats. It cites black nationalist opposition, martial law conditions, and ongoing Patriotic Front guerrilla activity, arguing U.S. sanctions and policy should remain unchanged.
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NY Times News
New York
Rhodesia
Smith Goverment
Muzorewa
Bishop Muzorewa
Smith
Cone
Patriotic Front
Smith-iisli
Ates Veears
Family of Nations
Senate
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Black Africa
United States
Ilan Smith
South Africa
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By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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Defense
Harold Brown
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CIA
Stansfield Turner
Brown
White House
Turner-Brown
Haein
ByaAe Trade
Herbert Case
By James J. Kilpatrick
Burger Court
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe-Rhodesia
Ndabaningi Sithole
Ian Smith
Africa
Nigeria
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