Winchester Hospital Liaison Committee Tackles Parking Plan
The Winchester mayor forms a liaison panel with Memorial Hospital to guide future development and address a city parking crisis. Mote chairs the group with Mote, Shendon, and Haines leading council input. consultants include the Parking Authority and city officials. A multi level garage is seen as best long range solution pending police and fire input and citizen participation.
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Winchester
Stewart Bell Jr
Memorial Hospital
William M. Mote
Public Safety Committee
William Shendon
Public Improvement Committee
Joseph C. Haines
Mote
Winchester Parking Authority
Richard Martin
John Goodwin
Carl Napps
Wendell Seldon
Reed T. Nester
Bell
Clarke County school limits to twelve excused absences
Clarke County School Board approved a policy for Clarke County High allowing twelve excused absences per student for illness or emergencies. After twelve, only doctor notes or genuine family emergencies prevent unexcused absences, with an appeal process included.
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Clarke County
Clarke County High
Carter Regaining Some Of Post GOP Convention Losses
Gallup survey after the GOP convention shows Jimmy Carter leading Ford 52 to 37 percent among registered voters. Carter gains mainly in the South where he holds a 5 to 4 edge. earlier post convention results showed Ford narrowing to 49-39. The polling, conducted Aug 27–30 with 1,287 adults in over 300 localities, traces the trend.
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Carter
Princeton
N.J
Jimmy Carter
Ford
South
Gallup
What Ever Became of Honesty
James J. Kilpatrick laments a rise in property crime in the United States citing FBI Uniform Crime Report figures from 1960 to 1975. He critiques root causes from media violence to drugs while urging stronger punishment but warns of a deeper character sickness eroding restraint and trust.
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Washington
FBI
America
Vietnam
P Y
Downgrading Solzhenitsyn Faces Bipartisan Pushback
A Washington report depicts Ford Kissinger aides clashing with Solzhenitsyn amid platform debates and wary U.S. foreign policy circles. Winston Lord prompted controversy by saying Solzhenitsyn is about a fascist, a remark he disputes, while policymakers push to avoid inviting him to White House events to prevent destabilizing detente.
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Republican National Platform
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Henry Kissinger
Winston Lord
State Department
Lord
Solzhenitsyn
State Kissinger
Ford
Kansas City
Dr. Kissinger
Jimmy Carter
Kremlin
White House
Ford Administration
Reagan
Kissinger
U.S
Controversy Over Federal Funds for Abortions in HEW Row
Debate rages over Hyde amendment to HEW spending. House votes 223 to 150 to bar funds for abortions, while Senate rejects again 53 to 35. Leaders claim public morals versus constitutional rights amid presidential race contrasts Ford and Carter.
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United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House of Representatives
Illinois
Henry Hyde
House
Senate
Hyde
Senate House
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
Dick Gregory
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Birch Bayh
Thomas Eagleton
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Supreme Court
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Mississippi
Stennis
Ford
Jimmy Carter
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Eustace Jackson
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By James J. Kilpatrick
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Winchester Evening Star
Thomas T. Burd
Lewis H., Ebert
Joogins
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