Re-elect J Kenneth Robinson For Seventh District
The paper urges voters to keep Congressman J Kenneth Robinson in office, noting four terms eight years of service, a 98 percent voting participation rate, and strong attention to the Winchester Hanover County Richmond district. It contrasts opposition in four other districts and argues a strong vote of confidence and re election.
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Congress
Seventh
J. Kenneth Robinson
Robinson
House of Representatives
Winchester
Hanover County
Rich
Virginia
David E. Satterfield III
Richmond
W. C
Dan) Daniel
Danville
Pittsylvania
Halifax
Congressman Robinson
Seventh Congressional District
Wayside Theatre Nears Financial Turnaround Through Public Support
Generous public response reduces threats to Wayside Theatre, with $10,000 raised toward a $32,000 deficit and an additional $6,000 expected from the Virginia Commission of Arts and Humanities. Producing director James Kirkland calls for corporate sponsors as the region's amateur groups also seek gifts to bolster the arts.
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Wayside Theatre
James Kirkland
Wayside
Virginia Commission of Arts and Humanities
Exxon
IBM
Xerox
Mobil Oil
Winchester Little Theatre
The
Blue Ridge Players
Front Royal Little Theatre
Great Bard
Warner critique urges Miller in Virginia race
A Letter to the Editor argues the Senate candidate must represent Virginians and cites Andy Miller as the local choice. It praises Miller’s seven years as attorney general and his Virginia experience over Warner’s Washington background.
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Senate
Washington
John Warner
Virginia
Andy Miller
Andy
Commonwealth
Pari Mutuel Betting Bill Faces Virginia Vote
H C McGehee argues voters should reject the pari mutuel betting bill for horse racing in Virginia as unrealistic and impractical. He notes high capital needs, strict ownership limits, and the Racing Commission's control, urging a No vote on November 7.
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H.C. McGehee
Virginia
Racing Commission
GOP's Last Chance in San Fernando Valley Probe
In Los Angeles County Precinct 1057, 79 registered voters reveal tax and inflation as top concerns. They favor Proposition 13 but back Carter over Brown for 1980, leaving Republicans unable to convert liberal renters and indicating the GOP lost its 1978 chance to capture these voters.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Encino
Calif
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles County
Pat Caddell
Cambridge
California
Carter
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Phyllis Barish
Lyn Phelps
Jerry Brown
Evelle Younger
Younger
Kemp- Roth
Middle East
Ronald Reagan
Warmer and Miller clash over EPA rules in Virginia race
In the Campaign 78 exchange, Democrat Andrew Miller and Republican John Warner Jr. discuss EPA standards and energy policy. They acknowledge environmental laws but urge flexibility, local oversight, and possible revisions to regulations to limit economic harm in Tidewater and the Dismal Swamp region.
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Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Ledger-Star
Andrew P. Miller
John W. Warner Jr
U.S. Senate
Virginia
Bill Scott
Tidewater
Energy and Environment Committee
Senate
Environmental Protection Agency
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