Mall Intersection Improves Pedestrian Safety With Lane Channeling
The W. Boscawen Street and Loudoun Street Mall intersection gains two safety upgrades this spring. Yellow lines narrow traffic to one lane easing pedestrian and vehicle conflicts. Off loading zones and bollards with removable chains guide pedestrians toward shops while preserving access for loading.
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Wendell Seldon
Denting the Mountain of Federal Paperwork
The article examines the federal paper work burden, noting about 10 forms per American per year and billions spent on printing. It cites the 34 million two year effort by the Commission on Federal Paperwork and President Ford to trim red tape, while stressing the complexity of reform across 21 agencies and the need for data to guide policy.
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Uncle Sam
Commission On Federal
Ford
Daily Logs
Treasury
FTC
Calvin J. Collier
Commission of Paper Work
Questions and Answers on the Panama Canal
Special to The New York Times examines the Panama Canal dispute, its legal basis, treaty talks, and the roles of the United States and Panama. It covers US claims, Kissinger Tack talks, potential futures for operational control, revenue, security, and the impact of US political figures on negotiations.
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Jonathan Kardell
New York Times
Panama
Panama Canal
Latin America
Canal Zone
United States
Ronald Reagan
California
Colombia
Phillipe Bunau-Varilla
Washington
United Stated
Panamians
Republic of Panama
Henry A. Kissinger
Juan Antonio Tack
Nicaragua
Canal
Torrijos
Alaska
Ford
Reagan
A Time to Remember at Winchester Hospital Then and Now
National Hospital Week highlights Winchester Memorial Hospital as a 1905 scene shows a horse drawn ambulance at S Stewart and W Clifford as the campus has evolved into a 443 bed facility with licensing for 469 beds. Groundwork has begun for a proposed 10.5 million expansion.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
S. Stewart
W. Clifford Srs
Winchester
Memo Reveals Carter Security Views Stirring Democratic Debate
Washington based report details speechwriter Bob Shrum’s memo on Jimmy Carter’s defense stance. It highlights Carter’s suspected openness to air cover for Korea and caution on defense cuts, plus favored hawks Nitze Brzezinski and Rickover influencing policy.
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Jimmy Carter
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Bob Shrum
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Shrum
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Korea
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Nitze
Brzezinski
Scoop Jackson
Humphrey
Moscow
George McGovern
Watchdogs and guards in FBI overreach debate
James J Kilpatrick weighs Senate Intelligence Committee findings on FBI abuses under Hoover. He notes past illegal wiretaps and forged letters amid praise for some federal work, urging careful reform without voter naivete. He cites Juvenal on guarding the guards and warns no system is fail-safe.
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Juvenal
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Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Senate
Winchester readers weigh plan for 6.3 million high school renovation
A 6.3 million project to renovate Handley High School is presented by the School Board with a May 17 vote looming. A letter to the Star questions options, costs, gym justification, energy measures, and demands clearer cost breakdowns before approval.
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Handley High School
Winchester
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