Warner Miller interview transcript excerpt campaign series
The eighth reprint in Winchester Evening Star series presents Warner explaining campaign strategy. He discusses ties to Carter and Nixon, asserts independence from Carter and White House patronage, and notes experience with Navy and Bicentennial roles. He argues a Democrat can work with Senate majority to gain access and influence Virginia interests.
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Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Ledger-Star
Andrew P. Miller
John W. Warner
U.S. Senate
Virginia
Bill Scott
Winchester Evening Star
Warner
Miller
Carter
Nixon
White House
Commonwealth of Virginia
Senate
Sen
Robert C.) Byrd
West Virginia
al Haig
Ann Armstrong
United Kingdom
Jack Marsh
Ford
Congress
John Warner
United States Senate
Byrd
Commonwealth
Washington
Sen. Scott
Victory for Religious Freedom in Kentucky Church Schools
Kentucky Circuit Court judge Henry Meigs ruled in favor of Christian fundamentalist congregations running church related private schools. The decision blocked state rules on health safety and textbook choices, finding the schools an exercise of religion protected by the Constitution. The ruling questioned mandatory standards and limited state authority over curriculum and teacher certification. The state plans an appeal, possible path to the U S Supreme Court.
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Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Republic
Frankfort
Freedom
Kentucky
Henry Meigs
Commonwealth
State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education
Fayette County
Guy S. Potts
Christian Schools
William B. Ball
Harrisburg
Ball
Clarence Darrow
Wisconsin
Dunkard
Ohio
North Carolina
State
Meigs
State Board
Bert Combs
Combs
U.S
Tarrant, Combs & Bullit
Tarrant
Louisville
Julian Carroll
U.S. Supreme Court
Deadline for Election Letters for November 7 Ballot
Letters to the editor on the November 7 election must reach the editor by 5 p.m. Tuesday, October 31. No letter received after that time will be published. Letters must be signed with address and telephone, not exceed 350 words, typed or double spaced, and are subject to editing and authentication.
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Evening Star
Philadelphia man markets skulls as desk ornaments
George Dashnau of Philadelphia sells $100 skulls from a medical supply source as novelty desk ornaments. The skulls, prepared to view brain cavities with a functional jaw, are marketed to executives. future items may include full human skeletons at $500.
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Philadelphia
Yorick
Sam
Joe
Susan
Margaret
Hamlet
George Cashnau
Dashnau
Napoleon Bonaparte
Josephine
Egypt
Flourtown
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Ronald Reagan
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John Huber
Relive
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Big Apple
Farmers & Merchants
New Fort Collier
Fort Collier
Ven
Marketing Skulls
the Star
Front Royal
Berryville
Stephens City
Middletown
eBean Bags
Capon Valley Wholesale Furniture
Paper Mill Road & Featherbed le
Nuveen
John Nuveen & Co., Incorporated
South Braddock St
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Big Apple Bank
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