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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1979

Page

4

Parks and Recreation Board Honores James Laidlaw Retiring Leader

Winchester officials praise Dr. James Laidlaw for two years of chairmanship, noting his dedication and bedside manner as he oversaw neighborhood parks growth and Bridgeforth Field. Don Gregory succeeds him, bringing local roots and experience from Little League football and teen recreation.

Jim Laidlaw Winchester Parks and Recreation James E. Barnett Parks and Recreation Board James Laidlaw Laidlaw City Council Parks and Recreation Committee Donald E. Smallwood Jim Wendell L. Seldon Mr. Seldon Bridgeforth War Memorial Building Don Gregory Dr. Laidlaw Supt. Barnett Gregory Smallwood

Baloney with SALT as Carter touts treaty verifiability

The piece criticizes President Carter and his administration for what it calls baloney in SALT treaty rhetoric and verification claims. It notes contradictory timelines for regaining Iranian monitoring stations and argues senators seek a strong defense stance against Soviet arms growth. It references Washington history to urge restraint until treaty provisions are clear.

Carter Soviet Union Iran U.S. Senate Senate CIA Stansfield Turner Mr. Turner Harold Brown Baloney America U.S George Washington Congress

Jerry Brown Alive and Well as Presidential Contender

Governors Brown signals presidential bid fueled by balanced budget and anti nuclear stances. He touts New Hampshire vote on the balanced budget amendment as proof of viability and faces resistance from California Democrats and party leaders.

Field Enterprises Inc Sacramento Edmund G. Brown Jr New Hampshire Senate Select Committee Jerry Brown New Hampshire Senate Brown Carter Nll White House Three Mile Island Jane Fonda Tom Hayden ABC Mark Bodi Concord N.H Bodi Hamphire Linda Ronstadt Newsweek People Magazine Willie Brown San Francisco Jerry State Assembly Paul Priolo California Assembly Howard Berman Berman Democratic Party

Rhodesia policy clash over observer plan splits Congress

William Safire reports that Senator Hayakawa and Senator McGovern proposed sending impartial observers to Rhodesia elections, but House allies of Andrew Young and Richard Moose blocked it. The piece argues 64 percent turnout produced a black majority government with substantial white minority power, and criticizes Stephen Solarz for opposing outside verification. It calls for lifting sanctions and US leadership to back Rhodesia’s political experiment and links to Israel’s security.

N.Y. Times Washington United States Sam Hayakawa California George McGovern South Dakota Congress Rhodesia Andrew Young- Richard Moose State Department Young-Moose House of Representatives Stephen Solarz Brooklyn Africa Senate Solarz U.S House Young-Moose Brigade Salisbury Moose Nkomo Richard Moose Fulbright Southeast Asia Cecil Rhodes Andrew Young Iran Khomeini Andy Young Steve Solarz America Israel Carter Margaret Thatcher England Pactoe Zimbabwe South Africa

Manna by Russell Baker recalls New York sensibilities

A raw potato falls from the sky and shatters on a sidewalk near a New York home. The episode, described with wry humor, reflects the city’s odd daily hazards and the author’s calm, observational voice as life in the big city is framed by absurd incidents and gutters running with yolk.

New York

Falling potatoes and fate in a New York life

A narrator muses on the absurd and rare danger of falling potatoes in a New York apartment building. He considers the odd, almost statistical certainty that a potato could kill, then reflects on fatalism and the city’s risky, law‑testing atmosphere.

New York

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