Cable TV regulation and Pentagon copying costs highlighted
The editorial notes cable television remains loosely regulated from FCC standards to local franchises and warns of monopolies and utility questions. It also reports Pentagon copying machines produce about 100 million copies yearly with 27 machines at the Joint Chiefs of Staff area creating 875000 copies monthly at an operating cost of 14600 dollars.
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Community Antenna Television
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Campaign Gimmicks and Pollution Mark 1972 Pre Election
Souvenir and political gimmick makers gear up for 1972 with new items linked to candidates and issues. Most material will pollute the environment, with air and noise pollution also noted as unavoidable. If campaign spending fails to spur a business boom, it will not be due to restraint.
Letter on Narcotics Training and Public Outreach in Winchester
The writer commends sheriff staff training in narcotics and urges a regular in service program for all deputies. He cites few drug arrests, notes local politics, calls for a trained Narcotics Officer in schools and churches, and ends with a campaign poem and signature Irene Dill Gainesboro.
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the Star
Winchester Star
Renner
Winchester
Frederick County
John A. Johnson, Jr
GOP Ready to Make Play for 1821 Voters
An undercover national Youth-for-Nixon operation works from 1701 Pennsylvania Avenue NW near the White House. Leaders include John N. Mitchell Bill Brock and Ken Rietz who plan a youth corps to mobilize 11 million first time voters born from the 18 year-old voting age. They target working kids in factories farms stores and gas stations aligning youth with Nixon through a policy driven, individually oriented campaign.
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van der Linden
Washington
Nixon
Pennsylvania Avenue
N.W
White House
Committee For
Harry Flemming
Jeb Magruder
John N. Mitchell
Bill Brock
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Ken Rietz
Oshkosh
Wis
Brock
Mitchell
Republican National Committee
Gore
The Last Word in Christian Faith
Daily Meditation reflects on Jesus Christ as the central figure whose life, death, and especially the resurrection define Christianity. It notes his influence, the promise of his presence with believers, and the future hope of his return to establish his kingdom.
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Jesus
Christ
Winchester Star Masthead Details and Rates
The Winchester Evening Star lists Jack F. Davis as general manager and executive editor Eugene P. Miller as news editor and Douglas B. O Connell as managing editor. Subscriptions are by carrier or mail with annual and monthly rates.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Six Countries urge US push to halt Soviet test explosion
Ten years ago in 1961, six nations near the Soviet testing zone urged the United States to appeal to the Soviet Union to cancel a proposed 50 megaton nuclear detonation. Interstates and local events are noted in Clarke County history with bids for Rt 81 right of way and a Berryville recital by Nancy Friant slated for November.
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United States
Soviet Union
Clarke County
Burr P. Harrison
Winchester - Frederick County
Omens Black for Demo Convention
Washington reports ominous signs for the 1972 Democratic National Convention with a possible Chicago 1968 parallel. The DNC rejected Sen Harold Hughes for Patricia Roberts Harris as chairman, a move seen as a win for the party majorities over the New Left.
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William
Washington
Miami Beach
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Sen
Harold Hughes
Iowa
George McGovern
Fred Harris
Eugene McCarthy
Hughes
National Committee
Patricia Roberts Harris
Howard University
New Left
Old Guard
Arab League unity frays as Sadat pushes new bloc
Henry J. Taylor surveys Sadat's Cairo push for a Egypt Libya Syria federation amid Arab League strains. He notes heavy Arab subsidies to Egypt, mixed pro and anti Soviet stances, repeated coups in member states, and a surrounding climate of tension and disunity.
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Henry J. Taylor
Moscow
Anwar _ el-Sadat
Egypt
Libya
Syria
Kremlin
Arab League
Sadat
League
Algeria
Iraq
Jordan
Kuwait
Lebanon
Morocco
Oman
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Tunisia
Yemen
Suez Canal
Saudi Arabi
Aleksei N. Kosygin
U.S.S
Roger Seydoux de Clausonne
Idris
Baghdad
Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr
Gaafar al-Nimeiry
Syrai
Casbah
Nasser
U.S
Cairo
Sadat Federation
Lawrence of Arabia
Kosygin
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Irene Dill
Gainesboro
Palph Wade
Gop
Frank
Youth-For
Square
Rietz
Winchester Evening Star
Kent St
Stephens City
Blue Ridge Players
Nancy Friant
Opera House
Berryville
Hubert Humphrey
Lawrence O’brien
Democratic Party
O’brien
McGovern
Harris
Edmund Muskie
Marrakesh
Hassan
Spirit Palace
Hussein
Faisal Abdel Saud
Muammar el-Quaddafi
I.Q
Longfellow
Pennsylvania
England
Paris
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Walter P. Reuther
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Israel
Miami
Criminal Court
Alfonso C. Sepe
Paul Joseph Abdullah
Howard Eric Abis
Tampa
Fla
Tribune
PiXies
By Wohl
Tri
U.S. Pat
United
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