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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1977

Page

4

Fund Drive Nears Goal as Extra Innings Possible

Winchester Frederick County United Fund may extend its 1977 deadline to hit the $169600 target. Nine divisions report $105760 raised, with Individual Division at 73 percent of its 18000 goal and Industrial Division One at 70 percent of 72000. Leadership praises teams and urges renewed effort to reach 100 percent, while some don’t donate.

Winchester-Frederick County United Fund United Fund Campaign Thelma T. Clare Carl F. Fryling Fort United Fund Dolly D. White Winchester Frederick County United Way

Virginia lieutenant governor race shaded by family role

The column argues campaign spouses bolster runs, cites A Joseph Canada Jr and Chuck Robb as contenders. It condemns Canada's remark linking opponents to their wives, calling it ungentlemanly and an ugly distraction from policy. It credits Robb with stronger voter identity via effort and his wife’s support.

Virginia A. Joseph Canada Jr Sandy Canada United States Lyndon B. Johnson Lynda Robb Chuck Robb Canada Robb Virginia Beach Senate McLean University of Virginia Law School

Senate rejects key parts of Carter energy plan

The Senate gutted most of President Carter energy proposals citing poor design and potential economic disruption. Critics blame rushed framing, partisan tactics, and insufficient production incentives, while House passage is attributed to Speaker O’Neill’s leverage and extended study opportunities.

Congressional Quarterly Washington The Senate Carter John C. Danforth Missouri House Rep Danforth Sen J. Bennett Johnston D-La Grenville Garside Senate Energy Committee Garside Thomas P. O'Neill Jr D-Mass O'Neill

Israeli Settlements Deepen West Bank Clash with Peace Drive

The Field Newspaper Syndicate reports that Begin's government pushes a large scale settlement plan in the West Bank led by Erik Sharon, aiming to move tens of thousands from coastal cities to Judea and Samaria. The effort, supported by settlers like Yael Ben Yacoov, seeks to isolate Arab centers and could undermine Geneva peace hopes. The piece questions whether any future peace would accept settlements as permanent.

Jerusalem Eretz Israel Israel Carter Mideast Menahem Begin Joshua Palestinian West Bank Begin Samaria Nablus Ramallah Hebron Geneva Mr. Carter West Yael Ben Yacoov Beit Homotaim Sanur Gush Emunim Sharon Jericho Allen Road Jordan Valley Yael Ben

SALT II as Threat to United States cruise missiles

President Carter faces congressional backlash over SALT II cruise missile restrictions. Critics led by Howard Baker warn the pact would emasculate U.S. capability, limiting sea and air launched missiles and complicating plans to counter Soviet defenses. Discussions reference B-1 revival and SS-18 challenges.

United States Press, Inc Washington Carter Congress United States Senate Howard Baker Baker Cyrus Vance Moscow Soviet Union Thomas Tip) O'Neill Massachusetts Appropriations Committee George Mahon Texas O'Neill Vance Minutemen U.S George Brown Joint Chiefs of Staff

Tough Sentencing Debated in Senate

Senate Judiciary Committee tackles a 1437 bill to reform federal criminal law focusing on sentencing. Proposals include a Sentencing Commission, fixed guidelines, limited parole, and potential transitional rules, with amendments by Biden Metzenbaum and concerns from scholars about actual sentence reductions.

NY Times News Service New York Senate Judiciary Committee Federal Congress Joseph Biden Delaware Sentencing Commission Franklin Zimring University of Chicago Andrew von Hirsch Rutgers Edward Kennedy John McClellan Sen Howard Metzenbaum Ohio Federal Parole Commission Metzenbaum Parole Commission

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Winchester Evening Star Mr. Canada Linda Jones Linda Smith Fairfax County Senate Energy Subcommittee Floyd K. Haskell D-Cole Haskell Senate Finance Committee Dale Bumpers Spark M. Matsunaga Hawaii Sen. Matsunaga By Rowland Evans Robert Novak By Frank van der Linden Henry Jackson Daniel Moynihan Mahon Evening Star Thomas T. Byrd Ealitoe Winchester Evening Star Inc 2 Kent St Telephone
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