Shenandoah College Board voices concern on stadium plan
The Shenandoah College Board of Trustees Executive Committee expresses guarded concern about location and design of a new city park baseball stadium near the college. They advocate esthetic and safety considerations, request time for full discussion, and anticipate a workable entrance solution at upcoming Planning Commission talks.
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Shenandoah College Board of Trustees
Shenandoah
College
Millwood Ave
Winchester
Winchester Park
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Pleasant Valley Road
Reed Nester
Planning Commission
West Point honor code under fire over cadet scandal
Critics say Army Secretary Hoffman overreacts with leniency and warn the honor code may be weakened by waiving expulsions and letting cadets reapply after a year. Rep Stratton questions authority to readmit cadets while stressing character over permissiveness in handling the West Point cheating case.
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Martin R. Hoffman
West Point
Hoffman
House
Samuel S. Stratton
D.N.Y
America
Rep. Stratton
Doubts About Jimmy Carter In Wheeling Illinois Suburb
By ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK 55 voters in Wheeling Township, Illinois reveal a near dead heat among Ford Carter and McCarthy with undecided and nonvoters. Carter attracts support from economic concerns while Ford benefits from trust, shaping a potential cliffhanger in Illinois and beyond.
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Ill
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Patrick Caddell
Wheeling Township
Illinois
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Eugene McCarthy
Carter
Washington
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Caddell
Candidates: They're All Country Slickers in 1976 Race
Russell Baker notes a shift back to rural imagery in American politics as voters, led by Carter and Ford, favor rustic values. The piece argues all four major candidates read as country boys, with urbanites seeking symbolic rural virtue and questioning leadership and economic promises.
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Jimmy Carter
Plains
Walter Mondale
Afton
Sticks
Rousseau
Carter
Wordsworth
Ford
Sun Belt
New York City
Juilliard
Sutton Place
Lake Forest
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
George McGovern
McCarthy
McGovern
Mr. Ford
Washington
Letter to the Star Editor Advocates Rethinking Local By Passes
C R Creamer Jr urges rethinking Winchester by passes and proposes widening Weems Lane and Cedar Creek Grade to four lanes as an alternate to the Southern Loop. He argues for limiting capital spending and stresses taxpayers cannot bear continual utility tax and gas increases.
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Jones
Winchester
Butler Drive
Lamar Sloan Ford
Weems Lane
Cedar Creek
General Electric
James Wood
Sacred Heart
Richmond
C.R. . Creamer, Jr
West
Bellview Ave
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