Administration Move Against Illegal Aliens
Carter administration fast tracks a Cabinet task force package on illegal immigration. Key elements include employer civil fines, possible amnesty for long-time residents, stronger wage law enforcement, and tighter border controls with more equipment for INS surveillance. Potential clashes over criminal vs civil sanctions and labor needs are noted.
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Carter Mondale Transition Trips Shake Washington
The Washington Star reports a lapse in judgment as 75 Carter Mondale aides allegedly went on Annapolis trips funded by a 2 million dollar GSA account. Vouchers showed widespread travel for meetings, prompting questions from Rosa Keatts about the so called Annapolis convention.
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Carter promises meet left critics as budget rests
Frank Van der Linden reports on Democratic left critics and ADA opposition to President Carter as fiscal balance takes precedence over social programs. The piece notes promises of health care and social spending clash with inflation fears, while critics accuse Carter of shifting left and borrowing legitimacy from his 1976 campaign.
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the Missourian
Spring Walk for Big Brothers Big Sisters and March of Dimes
Saturday features a 25 kilometer walk at Handley with 7 30 a m registration to raise about 15000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters Winchester Frederick County and March of Dimes. FBLA groups at James Wood Handley high schools organize sponsors walkers and prize awards aim to boost local youth support and birth defect prevention programs.
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Rotary
Bell Clothes
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Larry Boppe
FBLA
James Wood
Shelby Layman
Linda Milburn
Debbie DeHaven
Sherry Stiles
Larry Anderson
Area March of Dimes
Winchester license notice from 1848 reveals business compliance
A winter discovery in Winchester records uncovers a 129 year old certificate by George B. Graves, Commissioner of the Revenue, stating all merchants had lawfully obtained licenses. Two firms from 1848, Miller's Drug Store and Haines' Marble & Granite Memorials, still operate, linking past and present commerce in the city.
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Michael Foremen
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Heareby
Miller’s Drug Store
N. Loudoun Mall
Haines
Cork St
Graves
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