Letters to the Star Editor A Privacy Concern in Winchester
William Shendon Rouss City Hall in Winchester faces a proposed Minimum Housing Code. David A Shaffer argues the plan violates the Fourth Amendment and privacy, urging the council not to adopt it after the April 21 public hearing.
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Winchester
Shendow
David A. Shaffer
Handley Ave
Amendment IV and housing code inspection rights
Letter from Bill Shendow at 537 W Bellview explains support for a housing code requiring inspections to reduce substandard housing dangers. It argues courts permit inspections with probable cause and oath, burden on enforcing officer, and aims to protect health safety and welfare while safeguarding individual rights.
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Mr. Shaffer
Bill Shendow
Bellview
Clarke County boards take over Central Alarm in move for 24 hour dispatch
Clarke County supervisors vote to run Central Alarm starting July 1 amid a dispute with Sheriff Albert Nicodemus over dispatching. The plan envisions one dispatcher handling all emergency calls 24 hours a day, with county operation funded by the county budget.
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Italian Communists and NATO policy under scrutiny
In Rome the Italian Communist leadership defends NATO membership while seeking an easing of Cold War tensions. The interview reveals a tough anti American stance on human rights and imperialism, with a strategy of presenting a human face for a party at odds with U.S. policy.
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Reston speaks to Winchester Rotary about Carter and press
Star writer Doug O Connell recalls James Reston addressing a Shenandoah Valley audience of business leaders. Reston praises clarity, notes Carter's intelligence, and reflects on the press’s regional focus as time constraints trim the talk.
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Winchester Evening Star
Carter's First Economic Summit Shapes Global Markets
President Carter will attend the May 7-8 London summit with Canada Japan Great Britain France Italy and West Germany to tackle energy trade and debt issues. Officials see reforms on oil dependence, bank lending, inflation and import barriers as key, with discussions on a commodity pricing system to stabilize prices and fund buffer stocks.
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