New Department of Education Could Bind Local Schools
In a sharp editorial the Winchester Star denounces Congress and President Carter for creating a new federal Department of Education. It argues the NEA would control schooling from kindergarten to graduate study, increasing federal oversight and undermining local control. The piece warns of bureaucratic meddling and calls for abolishing the department.
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American Federation of Teachers
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
WCC Criticized for Aid to Rhodesian Guerrillas
A Virginia letter argues the World Council of Churches funds aid to Rhodesian guerrillas, funded from special accounts not general church gifts. It condemns the WCC as biased toward Marxist revolt, urges churches to withhold support, noting terrorist killings during the controversy.
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Rhodesia
London
WCC
Africa
Shenandoah Valley
Mandel addresses school board size and campaign tone
Dr Max Mandel Submit clarifies remarks about increasing school board members as a means to broaden input and credibility. He emphasizes no negative view of current board and notes his campaign remains in a friendly spirit while seeking constructive education input.
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FCEA
Frederick County
Athletic Association
Max Mandel
Board of Supervisors
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Mtn. Falls
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Winchester
Call for price and wage controls to curb inflation
The author argues for direct controls on prices and wages as a first step to halt the inflation surge. It notes rising unemployment, energy and housing costs, and warns against relying solely on Fed policy. Historical references to Nixon Connally controls and a Carter-Connally path suggest selective wage and price freezes plus credit allocation as remedies.
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Carter
Edward Kennedy
John B. Connally
Secretary of the Treasury
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
John Connally
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Countering the Anti Nukers by James J Kilpatrick
James Kilpatrick argues against shutting nuclear power advocating continued use. He cites New York protest turnout and prominent speakers while defending safety, economic, and environmental benefits of nuclear plants. He contrasts nuclear risk with coal hazards and urges open policy debate.
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Universal Press Syndicate
Washington
New York
Jape Fonda
Tom Hayden
Bella Abzug
Ralph Nader
Henry Penny
Howard Morland
Harper's
Nader
Pope John Paul II energizes Boston amid global visit
The Boston welcome for Pope John Paul II reflects a mix of religious reverence and secular curiosity. The pontiff's presence is seen as a symbol of moral concern and human rights amid Cold War tensions, touching both believers and doubters in a city famed for its history and decay.
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Boston
God
Red Sox
John Paul II
United States
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Opeaul
Soviet Union
John Paul
Constance
Beacon Hill
State Capitol
America
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