Sheriff Mauck urged to review accident records for internal findings
Forum on the Frederick County Sheriff race highlights calls for an accident review panel or deputies paying for their own wrecks. Readers see a need for thorough internal investigations and stronger accountability following multiple department cruiser crashes this year. The piece also notes United Fund progress and local charity groups aiding families and health services.
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Frederick County
Sheriff’s Department
Jaycees
Carroll K. Mauck
Mauck
E. W. Fadely
Messers
Roscoe Bruce
Lacy Anderson
Steve Chadwell
Lou Riley
Mr. Mauck
Should Frederick County Move Its Seat Outside Winchester
Letter argues relocating county seat to a 200 acre site on Route 37 for better court facilities and parking. Proposes selling space to Winchester and cites bus parking and future courthouse space as main needs. Signer Catherine M Monte from Miwo requests broader discussion.
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Frederick County
Annem
Winchester
Washington, D.C
Catherine M. Monte
Church St
Bring back Barry Goldwater as GOP Grand Old Man
James Kilpatrick argues 1979 GOP should revive Barry Goldwater's influence. He recalls Goldwater’s 1964 campaign, its principles, and the enduring appeal of a principled conservative leader in today’s party.
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Universal Press Syndicate
Washington
Barry
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
LBJ
United States
Senate
Peggy
Dr. Johnson
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Democrats
William Scranton
GOP
Social Security
TVA
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
John Connally
Howard Baker
George Bush
Bob Dole
To Love Honor and Earn Two Incomes in New York
A New York Times essay notes Manhattan real estate prices reach absurd levels with bids from 450000 to 600000 for a row house. It suggests two income households, feminist shifts, and welfare and wage trends drive housing costs, advising young men to marry well paid wives or, tongue in cheek, a cocaine dealer.
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New York Times
Manhattan
New York
Hoboken
Jersey City
Washington
Oil and Politics Split GOP on Windfall Taxes
The Senate Finance Committee, with eight Republicans in a split vote, approved taxes on windfall oil profits, while rejecting exemptions for small wells and independent drillers. Republican support fractured along consumer and producer state lines, prompting reevaluation of lobbying tactics and 1980 election strategies as oil interests weigh party ties.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Weckenem
Senate
William Brock
Howard Baker
Finance Committee
Republican Policy Committee
Rhode Island
John Chafee
Max Baucus
Montana
Baucus
Ona di Exemat di Heinze
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Winchester Evening Star
United Fund
Thelma Clare
American Red Cross
Big Brothers/Sisters
Boy Scouts of America
Catholic Family & Community Service Inc
Pacern
Fremont Street Nursery
Girl Scouts
Mental Health Assn. of Watchealers Va
Northwestern Community Mental Health Center
Salvation Army
USO
United Services Organization
Winchester Day Nursery
Administration of the
Roy E. Potts III
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
David O. Loomis
Pyre
By James J. Kilpatrick
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
George McGovern
Johnstown
By Russell Baker
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Pennsylvania
John Heinz
Minnesota
David Durenberger
Indu
Carter
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