Second Thoughts on Israel by James Reston Sundry Times
Washington reacts to Israel's election with caution and philosophy. Analysts note Israel faces a broader trend as nations hold elections this year and Begin's Likud may reshape ties with the United States. Officials urge patience, while weighing the risks of policy shifts and the U N resolutions.
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Battle for France shapes leftist coalition power plays
In Paris the French Socialists fear a strong Communist coalition may shift Europe’s political map. They warn that even limited Communist influence could threaten NATO alignment, while Eurocommunism grows regardless of Moscow ties.
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Weekend Virginia gubernatorial forum weighs annual legislative sessions
In Richmond last week four of five candidates attended a Metropolitan Richmond Chamber of Commerce forum. Candidates Miller Dalton Ogden favored annual sessions while Price backed every other year and Howell was absent. The piece notes more laws were added after constitutional changes and debates over session length and cost.
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John Dalton
Alan Ogden
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Letter to the Star Editor Requests Kindergarten Schedule Change
A Winchester reader asks Frederick County School System to allow kindergartens to switch to half year morning and half year afternoon sessions. She notes several parents have faced denials and cites examples from Virginia systems as precedent.
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John J. Kautent Jr
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Do your support or oppose a minimum housing code for Winchester
Editor invites readers to state views on a proposed Winchester minimum housing code. The letter argues against the code as a violation of constitutional rights and asserts personal authority to manage housing without outside entry.
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The Negative Side of Affirmative Action
Senator Jesse Helms cites rising costs of federal education regulation and affirmative action programs. He argues higher education faces billions in compliance costs and describes hiring quotas and surveys as burdensome, urging an early hearing on his bill to curb federal rules.
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Frank Cook Pierson
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Top-Forty Samaritans in New York City
A Times Service piece recounts Arlen, a New Yorker fed up with silence, who is rescued from sleep by the Transistor Squad blasting Top Forty through a transistor radio. The article notes the mostly male squad who roam the city to bring noise to those threatened by quiet.
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