Be Kind to Animals Week Observed by Winchester SPCA
Local observance promotes humane treatment with posters in schools and leaflets for librarians. SPCA activities include a debt-free shelter, cruelty investigations led by Ervin Cleveland, and a planned Humane Society of the United States workshop in Frederick County Schools.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
SPCA
Ervin Cleveland
Cleveland
Featherbed Lane
Humane Society of
United States
Clarke
Martinsburg
Inwood
Romney
W.va
Balanced Budget Move Spurs Fiscal Reform Debate
The editorial argues for a constitutional balanced budget within three years of ratification and debt retirement over 25 years. It cites debt service at 42 billion dollars and 21 cents per tax dollar, urging stricter controls, and supports President Carter's goal of a balanced budget by 1981 while criticizing potential new bureaucratic costs.
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Uncle Sam
U.S. Senate
U.S
H.F. Byrd Jr
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Capitol Hill
White House
Spaniards Face Soviet Pressure Over NATO and Common Market Goals
Spain's bid to join NATO and the European Common Market faces Moscow's pressure as the Soviet Union uses intimidation and incentives to derail reform era negotiations. Bogomolov's 3 a.m. demand and Moscow's three point doctrine highlight the Kremlin's push to keep Spain out while offering trade carrots, amid a fragile transition after four decades of dictatorship.
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Madrid
Spain
Adolfo Suarez
Bogomolov
Moscow
Suarez
Warsaw Pact
Bucharest
NATO
Franco
Kremlin
Europe
Mediterranean
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Mediterranean Sea
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Middle East
Washington
France
U.S
Pyrenees
Africa
West
Can a Bigger Deficit Lead to a Balanced Budget
President Carter pushes zero budgeting and targets a balanced budget by 1981 while Congress forecasts a 63.2 billion deficit in 1978 amid high spending. Senate critic Byrd calls the rise unacceptable. Muskie cites inflation and stimulus as drivers, noting recovery may lift tax receipts to align with outlays.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia Independent
Byrd
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Budget Committee
Muskie
Virginia
Nixon criticisms and pond disputes draw reader letters
The Star prints letters urging scrutiny of Richard Nixon and recalling his era, alongside a Winchester pond dispute over trespass signs at Solenberger Pond and a thank you note for community involvement in a Family Fun Festival at Quarles Elementary School.
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Fish & Game Commission
Frederick County
C.S. Solenberger
The
Star
Winchester
Quarles
Terry S. Plank
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