Rick Monday Defends Flag in Dodgers Game Heroics
Rick Monday, Cubs center fielder, grabbed and protected the American flag from two men attempting to burn it at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. His quick act spurred a huge crowd ovation and he was later named grand marshal of a Chicago flag parade.
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Rick Monday
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Los Angeles
Monday
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William E. Thomas
Old Towne
Maine
Chicago
Rick
Election Day in Winchester and Nearby Areas Shapes Local Leadership
Voters in Winchester Berryville Stephens City Middletown Boyce and Front Royal choose mayors and council members tomorrow. Mayor Stewart Bell Jr. faces Claude Frye. council races in North Ward include William Mote Charles Zuckerman Joseph Haines L.M. Castleman. South Ward incumbent Effie Davis seeks reelection with five newcomers. six thousand nine hundred ninety four registered in Winchester with recent purges and new registrations ahead of turnout.
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Winchester
Berryville
Stephens City
Middletown
Boyce
Front Royal
Stewart Bell Jr
Claude Frye
William Mote
Charles Zuckerman
Joseph Haines
L.M. Castleman
Effie Davis
Maurice Duffey
J. Thomas Kremer Jr
John Rodman
William Shendon
Maurice McDonald
Martha Grim
Stewart Bell, Jr
Sonny McDonald
Bill Shendon
Davis
James H. Fleming
Dunlap Ave
Jimmy’s Hired Gun Resigns as Carter Leftward Tension Grows
Inside Report describes Robert Shrum quitting Carter staff amid liberal critique of the campaign. The piece notes Shrum’s shift toward leftist influence in Carter’s rhetoric and his past work for McGovern and Muskie. It also references Ford campaign tensions over Kissinger’s Africa diplomacy stance and Reagan’s southern appeal.
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Jimmy Carter
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Shrum
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Edmund
Muskie
Louisville
Ford
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Hanoi
Henry M. Jackson
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Rogers Morton
Atlanta
Henry Kissinger
Ronald Reagan
Dixie
Morton
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Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kentucky
Rhodesia
Reagan
Kissinger
South
Nevada
Local voter backs candidates in Winchester election
A letter to the Star urges support for Mayor Stewart Bell Jr and several North and South Ward contenders. The writer praises Joe Haines for public outreach and cites his leadership roles with the Rouss Fire Company and community service as reasons he should represent Winchester.
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the Star
Joe Haines
Rouss Fire Company
Winchester
Winchester Mail
Winchester Fireman's Executive Association
Christ Episcopal
Rouss
L.J. Wright Jr
W. Whitlock Ave
Carter Tax Overhaul Promises Higher Taxes Under Carter Plan
The article outlines Jimmy Carter's secretive tax overhaul plan aiming to broaden the income tax and boost federal spending. It contrasts his rhetoric on decency with vows for a progressive tax system and a national health program funded by payroll taxes, while noting tensions with rivals like Morris Udall.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
White House
Carter
Morris Udall
Americans For Democratic Action
Boston
Effie Davis and Joe Haines Vie for Winchester Council Seats
Letters advocate Effie M. Davis for Winchester Common Council in the South Ward citing her teaching role and community work. Support for Joe C. Haines from the North Ward highlights his long service, post office career, military service, church and fire company leadership.
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Robert Novak
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Haines
Frank van der Linden
Udall
Arizona
League of Women Voters
Favors Haines
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Gretna
B. Manuel
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Endorses
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Mrs. Davis
Star 1
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Joe
Post Office Department
Civil Service Examiner
Postal Clerks’ Organization
Christ Episcopal Church
St. Paul's On the Hill
Winchester Executive Firemen’s Association
United States Navy
North Africa
Dunlap St
Beulah Stultz
Victor
Bank of Frederick County
Bebe
University of Tennessee
Mary M. Henkel
West Boscawen St