Virginia private colleges seek ballot amendment for student grants
Virginia voters will see a proposed constitutional change on the ballot to allow state and local grants to private college students and enable contracts for services. The Council of Independent Colleges in Virginia says the measure could expand enrollment across 25 private institutions, with debate over sectarian status and charter implications while noting 5 000 unused student spaces and that funding requires future General Assembly action.
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Boxful of bullets darkens Ford era politics
James J. Kilpatrick argues Republicans face heavy losses in November as inflation, Watergate, and pardon erode support. He cites Dominick in Colorado and polls showing record low political interest, urging normally conservative voters to turnout to prevent a Democratic landslide and the rise of Big Labor and Big Liberalism.
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Ford stands firm against U S troops in Cyprus crisis
President Ford told a bloc of senators he will not deploy American forces to expel Turkish invaders from Cyprus. He warned delaying Turkey arms cuts could aid Greece and jeopardize NATO, stressing negotiations and alliance stability over direct military action.
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Loner Ed Brown Could Upset California Gubernatorial Race
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak assess Edmundo G Brown Jr on the California ballot. They note his reformist image and youth, his appeal to voters despite Democratic doubts, and talk of presidential ambitions in 1976 amid a volatile political landscape. Brown faces Flournoy and faces scrutiny from Dymally and Burton.
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Winchester Star Masthead and staff directory listing
The Winchester Evening Star presents its masthead with key personnel including Thomas T. Byrd as General Manager and Douglas B. O Connell as Managing Editor, Lewis H. Ebert as News Editor, Eugene P. Miller as Advertising Director, and the daily readership noted as over 65,000. It notes "Read Daily Except Sunday" and provides contact details and postal information for Winchester, Virginia.
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Douglas B. O'Connell
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
Moe
Winchester
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