Sun Day calls for rapid solar energy adoption in U S
The piece argues solar power offers a limitless clean energy source while coal oil and nuclear have drawbacks including pollution dependence foreign supply and high costs. It urges federal leadership tax incentives and research funding to accelerate solar development, noting about 40 000 buildings already use solar heating.
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Appalachian States
Department of Energy
Carter
Women’s movies evolve with unisexual trend and strong heroines
New York film critique contrasts old and modern women in cinema. It argues women’s movies shifted from passive roles to adventurous taming of stars and battles, with new plots featuring heroines in charge, desert forts, and emancipation narratives.
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New York
George Brent
Brent
Victor McLaglen
Bette Davis
Barbara Stanwyck
Joan Crawford
Paul Newman
Robert Redford
Earl of Earwig
Upper West Side
Sahara
Tunis
Fatima
Saudi F-15 Sale Tests U.S. Saudi-France Ties
A Saudi defense official travels to Geneva to negotiate Mirage F-1 fighters, risking a veto by Congress on the F-15 sale. Israel opposes the F-15, fearing a weakened U.S. Saudi alliance, while Israel lobbies intensively to block the deal and keep Saudi ties with the United States.
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Geneva
Carter
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France
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Winchester Evening Star masthead and staff list
The document lists the Winchester Evening Star Inc staff and contact details at 2N Kent Street Winchester Virginia with roles including General Manager Roy E Potts III Managing Editor Lewis H Ebert Advertising Director Eugene P Miller Wire Editor Edward P Offley and Ectural Page Editor.
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Roy E. Potts III
Lewis H. Ebert
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Who Speaks for this Country
Washington discusses American foreign policy during the Carter era as officials debate who represents the United States. Dayan lobbies Congress supporters for Israel while the administration pursues planes to Israel Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Public hearings are postponed amid a push to submit proposals to Congress. The White House worries about eroded presidential authority and growing confusion over who speaks for U S foreign policy.
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Begin
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Knesset
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Winchester letters and opinions policy and formats
The Winchester Evening Star invites signed Letters to the Editor with name address and phone number not exceeding 350 words. Your Viewpoint is a regularly published readers forum and Open Forum is a guest column. Open Forum ideas should be directed to the Editorial Page Editor.
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Whitewash hits on Carter Marston case scrutiny
A Fields Enterprises critique argues that television and press coverage of President Carter firing U S attorney David Marston was misleading. It accuses the Senate Judiciary Committee of releasing a report without circulation or proper review and cites FBI files and internal conflicts as evidence of a broader cover up.
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Nashville
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Dixon
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Dan Schorr
House of Congress
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