ERA and Senate Debate Over ERA Time Limit Extension
Senate debates this week shape the fate of the Equal Rights Amendment extension vote. Proponents argue for fairness and reversibility for states, while opponents fear unprecedented two thirds passage rules. The piece notes House rejection and calls for a Friday no vote, citing constitutional implications and rising gender equality trends.
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Registration Reminder for Virginia Senate Election
The piece reminds voters of Virginia to register by Saturday October 7 for the November 7 election. Registrars in Winchester and Frederick Clarke and Warren counties will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. details on hours and locations appear on Page lin of today’s Evening Star.
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Letters Praise Sheriff Traffic Help and Newspaper Front Page
Elaine and Lee A Gladwin thank the Frederick County Sheriff's Department for directing traffic to improve safety at Route 277 and Route 647 intersections. Mrs James Martin commends the Star's Monday front page and Garden Club of America coverage for its timely, continuous reporting.
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Carter Summit Fallout in Dubuque Highlights Inflation Threats
In Dubuque Iowa voters view Camp David as a mixed success. Carter gains on Middle East diplomacy but inflation taxes and big government remain dominant concerns. Our survey of 63 voters shows only a minority see progress, with many prioritizing cost of living and jobs over foreign policy gains.
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Rhodesia visas row shows Carter policy bungling
Washington critic James Kilpatrick blasts U S Rhodesia policy and the visa flap for Sithole and Smith as a sign of failed leadership. He contrasts pro Western moderates in Salisbury with Mugabe and Nkomo terrorists, arguing for admitting the Rhodesian delegation to promote open discussion.
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Energy policy and market signals in U S consumption trends
Richard D. Erb argues the United States already has an energy policy through market operations and price changes since 1973. He notes observed slow growth in total energy use, oil consumption rising due to gas declines and autos’ energy share, and that ending price controls could boost production while higher gasoline taxes remain politically unlikely for now.
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