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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1978
Page
4
A movement to bring Capitalism 101 to campuses gains traction as businessmen sabbatical to explain American free enterprise. Donated gifts and classroom talks aim to erase economic illiteracy and renew trust in the U S system through frank, non partisan instruction.
The piece applauds the 1978 General Assembly leadership for tightening legislative procedure and supports limiting the 1979 Short Session to 32 days. It notes lawmakers must finish work on 1978 carryover bills before January 10 and outlines five days to submit new bills and three weeks to act.
The Ethics and Public Policy Center at Georgetown publishes three critics reviews of Miriam Roher Resnik and Lillian Herlich Nerenberg American Government in Action. Critics Novak Kirkpatrick Crutcher attack the book for big government bias dullness intellectual sloppiness and targeting of Western values. The authors defend publishing constraints and claim the work offers multiple viewpoints.
After a year of dispute with Virginia Tech Extension Division, Pauline Baccary accepts a lateral transfer from Frederick County to the Roanoke District with full pay through new appointment. The action follows reinstatement after withdrawal of resignation demand and affirms ongoing commitment to home economics programs and county citizens.
Barbara E. Cook of Winchester argues inflation blame targets workers and unions while Congress raises salaries. She urges government action to curb grocery prices and questions perceived greed.
The 51st Grand Feature Parade featured band Number 122 from the West Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind Romney on Handley Boulevard receiving a standing ovation. Narrators praised its courage and determination as members marched three abreast, first in perseverance though not yet first in sound and precision.
Washington reports that all 38 Republican senators issue a unified manifesto denouncing President Carter's foreign policy as incoherent and dangerous. The document claims a crisis in national security, amidst debates on arms control, the Middle East, Africa, and global trade and stresses no clear alternative.
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