Coleman Attacks Lane Highlighting Campaign Flaws
Virginia political column notes Sen. J. Marshall Coleman has used harsh personal attacks against Del. Edward E. Lane in the attorney general race. Lane, longtime Democratic delegate from Richmond, is praised for experience and leadership roles while Coleman’s rhetoric is criticized as focus on character over policy.
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Labor Day Telethon Aims Toward Muscular Dystrophy Fight
The Jerry Lewis Labor Day Muscular Dystrophy Telethon airs Sunday 10 30 a m to Monday 6 30 p m with Hollywood stars and leaders assisting the drive. Rep Les Aspin has nominated Lewis for the Nobel Peace Prize as residents in Winchester watch on WTTG Channel 5 and pledge via 667 0180 led by Buddy and Alice Robertson.
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Local Newspaper Rates and Staff Listing
The notice lists staff positions including Thomas J. Byrd general manager Roy E. Potts ill and Lewis H. Ebert managing editor along with Eugene P. Miller advertising director and wire editor. It also provides subscription rates for local carrier delivery and mail options and the Winchester Virginia mailing details.
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The Tide Turning Against Lance
Washington shifts in the Lance affair as public sentiment and Georgia allies signal Lance may have to leave. The issue centers on dual loan securities and full asset disclosure, affecting Carter’s energy, welfare reform, and canal agendas while testing presidential authority and trust.
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Stamp Out Stereotypes ca 1877 report on TV roles
The Civil Rights Commission released a sweeping report condemning how women and minorities are portrayed on television. It notes progress over the last five to ten years but argues the depiction remains intolerable and calls for urgent change.
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Lance and Carter Face Economic Strain Amid Scandal
Washington reports show Bert Lance's downfall tied to federal spending fears while the Carter White House wrestles with credibility and policy responses. Polls by Sindlinger suggest broader economic anxieties as Lance fights for survival and reform debates surface in media and government.
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Privacy Bills Target Medical Records Access
Congress weighs a fraud and abuse bill for Medicare and Medicaid while two committees clash over medical record access. The Privacy Protection Study Commission warned that confidentiality erodes as computers and multiple specialists raise disclosure risks.
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