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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1979

Page

4

Frederick residents urged to nominate School Board replacement

A letter urges Gainesboro District residents to suggest nominees for the retiring Ray Boyce replacement. Dr. Raymond Fish has not named a candidate by the Feb 14 deadline, risking open conflict of interest in salaries and jobs decisions.

Frederick County Ray Boyce Gainesboro Raymond Fish Dr. Fish Mr. Fish S. Roger Koontz Thomas Malcolm Board of Supervisors Frederick

Frederick County Supervisors Endorse School Board Candidate Criteria

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors on February 14 endorsed minimum qualifications for Frederick County School Board members. Criteria include US citizenship residency for two years age 18 plus no political influence and no conflicting contracts. term limits of two consecutive years. supervisor nomination rights. documentation via 1-3 letters. vacancies filled by best fit. vote detailed with aye and nay counts.

Frederick County Board of Supervisors Board of Supervisors County of Frederick Board of Education PTA Frederick County Aye — S. Roger Koqntz Thomas B Rosenberger Will L. Owings R. Thomas Malcolm Kenneth Y. Stiles Raymond L. Fish

Off Key Leadership and Cemetery Theft Letters

The Star publishes two letters. The first defends Middletown Elementary School noting good teaching despite poor facilities and criticizes local leadership for not harmonizing budgets. The second laments flowers stolen from Mount Hebron Cemetery, calling it a low act and urging accountability.

the Star Mount Hebron Louise Lewis Mosby St

Protectionism and Adjustment Programs in Trade Policy

Dr. Schmidt examines how import restrictions raise costs and shift labor elsewhere, highlighting the 1962 adjustment programs for workers and firms. He questions GAO findings, noting limited benefits and slow adjustment despite government efforts. He cites VA Tech professor Schmidt, with Policy Commentary as the source.

Wilson E. Schmidt United States U.S Congress Department of Labor General Accounting Office GAO

Fallows Awakens Debate on Carter Presidency

Washington coverage frames James Fallows’s Atlantic Monthly critique as a serious look at Carter administration. It weighs virtues against lack of priorities and political deftness, noting Fallows’s mixed verdicts and White House reactions.

N.Y Fallows Carter College Board Jimmy Carter White House Stu Eisenstadt Woodrow Wilson University of Tennessee Atlantic Monthly

Carter Defends Fallows After White House Exit

President Carter answers Jim Fallows critique while noting they agree on most issues. He says Fallows left with a poor spirit and there was no insinuation of disappointment in his performance. The exchange reflects common post tenure questions about a former official's views.

Soviet Union Billy Carter Bert Lance Jim Fallows Jimmy Carter Satankis Carter Brezhnev Fallows White House

Labor COPE to Continue Backing Pro-Labor Candidates

A closed-door April 25 COPE meeting of AFL-CIO political arm decided to keep financial contributions to pro-labor candidates despite a April 17 court ruling that blocked overlapping national and union PAC contributions under new campaign laws. Charles Snider, tied to Wallace then Bush camps, discussed strategies with Bush aides and lawmakers, highlighting internal political maneuvering.

Field Enterprises, Inc Washington Big Labor COPE U.S Charles R. Richey National Alexander Borkan Segauate Betanessaries Committees Pacs Afl-Cio National Right-To-Work Committee Federal Election Commission FEC Etna Pacs Barkan American Medital Political Action Committees AMPAC Reagan Lynn David Keene Keene Bush Snider

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