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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1978
Page
4
On Veterans Day we recall the 1918 armistice ending World War I and the several later conflicts. The piece notes a calmer national mood after elections, with the Senate poised to bolster defense and wary of treaties, while honoring those who served and the peace that allows the day to be observed.
The essay notes Norman Rockwell’s modest critical reception yet immense popular appeal. It highlights his focus on American self-image, his calm storytelling amid social upheavals, and his meticulous craft from typewriter details to newsroom pace. His enduring presence rests on relatable scenes.
The editorial lauds John Warner Jr. for a tight Virginia Senate win by about a quarter of a percent over Andrew Miller. It praises Warner as honest, capable, and willing to listen, while noting Miller’s thoughtful, principled effort and the voters’ split yet decisive choice for a conservative, forthright winner.
In Lusaka Kenneth Kaunda defends restraint after Rhodesian raids and argues war risks regional escalation. He warns the West would arm the racists if conflict spreads and says intensified armed struggle in Rhodesia may be necessary amid economic strains and regional tensions with South Africa and frontline states.
Letter responding to Clarke's In tegrity argues CETA has benefits when used properly. It cites Shenandoah Area Agency on Aging trainees advancing to permanent roles and notes Board of Supervisors actions harm VPS Extension office and reduce local job opportunities.
Chief Justice Burger publicly voiced views on the Bankruptcy Reform Act after alarm over last minute congressional craft. The act creates a new system of federal bankruptcy courts with 215 to 225 judges serving 12 year terms, costing taxpayers 52 to 63 million annually.
President Carter faces Senate criticism over recess appointment of John W. McGarry to the Federal Election Commission amid allegations of undeclared income and questionable tax deductions. Staebler contests replacement while legal action and party maneuvering unfold over the FEC seat.
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