Davis seeks public backing for Virginia corrections overhaul
Virginia Department of Corrections Director Jack F. Davis aims for 18.4 million dollars from the 1975 General Assembly while revenues lag. He plans a 17 town hall road show with 50 000 tabloid prints to sell reforms, counter misconceptions, and secure support, though critics warn real reform hinges on performance.
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Department of Corrections
Virginia
General Assembly
Davis
Department
State Council On Criminal Justice
Richmond Times Dispatch
Virginia State Crime Commission
Corrections
Division of Corrections
Mills Back Home After Tidal Basin Incident Draws Mixed Reception
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills faced boos from Conway High School students and scrutiny from newsmen on campaign day. Voters and a lingering scandal over a 1972 presidential bid and milk lobby ties shape a risky race against Judy Petty, with many Arkansans torn between loyalty to Mills and concern over his private life.
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Ark
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Conway High School
Hendrix College
House
Ways and Means
Judy Petty
Petty
Henry Ford
Alcoa Chemical
Benton
VFW
Arkansans
Little Rock
Washington
Wilbur Mills
the Star
Frederick County
James Wood Cafteria
Cafteria
Gerry van Strander
Albin Extension Homemakers Club
A Conservative View on Boston 1974 Race Clash
James Kilpatrick describes Boston’s 1974 anti-busing protest at the Sheraton, noting a stark contrast with Birmingham and comparing Southern and New England racial dynamics. He observes white mistrust, black frustration at court-ordered desegregation, and predicts eventual acceptance as law prevails.
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Mass
Sheraton
Portsmouth
N.H
The
Clinton, Tenn
Little Rock
Birmingham
Richmond
Charlotte
Massachusetts
Roxbury
New England
Ed Brooke
Chairman at large referendum and local politics debate
Readers discuss a November election issue for Frederick County and governance reform. Letters praise a chairman elected by all districts, cite Stephens City park land, and urge citizen input.
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the Star
Stephens City
Frederick County
Roy Mac Miller
Clearbrook
Vote for the man who stands for our form of government
A speaker declares nonpartisan allegiance to the constitutional order and urges support for a candidate who upholds democratic republican principles, emphasizing continuity of the existing governmental framework.
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the Star
Winchester Evening Star Masthead Details
The Winchester Evening Star publishes daily except Sunday with staff listings for general manager Thomas Byrd advertising director Lewis Ebert and editors Douglas OConnell Eugene Miller and carrier delivery details. The paper operates in Winchester Virginia with subscriptions and contact numbers for readers.
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Byrd
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas B. Oconnell
Eugene P Miller
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White House
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Steve Haines
SPCA
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Sam Preston
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Winchester
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South Carolina
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Russia
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Bob Snyder
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Ephesus
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