Letters thank editor for alcoholism council grant and nuclear power note
The Council on Alcoholism thanks supporters and officials for a Division of Justice and Crime Prevention grant to establish a treatment facility in the 7th Planning District. Stephen T. Willingham thanks The Star for Tom Wicker nuclear power articles, noting security concerns and regulation.
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Rowland Evans and Robert Novak Critique on Amtrak Site Decision
Column accuses Evans and Novak of distorting Congressman O Neill s role in the DOT decision on location of the new Amtrak heavy maintenance facility in the Northeast Corridor. The piece argues there was no unreasoned influence by the powerful member of Congress.
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Virginia bond program funds park development statewide
Virginia voters on November 8 face five statewide and local measures including a $125 million general obligation bond package. The parks and recreational facilities portion totals $5 million for 27 projects at 25 state parks and leverages about $4.5 million in federal matching funds. Projects include Sky Meadows in Clarke and Fauquier Counties and renovations at Mt Vernon and Caledon.
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Editor invites signed letters with address and phone
The notice requests readers to submit signed letters to the editor. Each letter must include the writer's address and telephone number, be under 350 words, and be typed or neatly handwritten double spaced. Submissions are subject to editing and authentication.
Labor Scores a Big Victory in Labor Reform Clash
The Washington scene shifts as the House passes a labor reform package by 257 to 163, boosting organized labor and drawing Senate approval of a higher minimum wage. Al Barkan led a coordinated effort through COPE with an $800,000 fund to mobilize union lobbyists and sway 100 plus votes, signaling a major win for Big Labor amid a tough political climate.
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Labor Reform Bill Wins House Victory Amid Lobbying Blitz
The labor law reform bill passes the House 257 to 163 after a costly lobbying campaign. Business groups admit failure to mobilize public opinion while labor and allied organizations push for easier union organizing and faster contract elections. The article notes Senate action may follow quickly if momentum continues.
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Carter’s shift to confront oil firms and Congress
Washington reports President Carter has moved from coalition politics to assertive action on energy and arms control. He criticizes oil companies for profiteering and signals high risk stances aimed at triggering a national decision, including a Geneva conference and a domestic energy push.
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