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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1978
Page
4
Washington Star Syndicate analyzes President Carter energy policy missteps. It cites a rushed 90 day pledge and a national effort framed as the moral equivalent of war, urging hesitation before reviving the stalled plan.
The World Council of Churches donated 85000 to the Patriotic Front amid accusations of Marxist ties and terrorist acts in Rhodesia. Critics warn such support undermines Christian ethics and inflames racial tensions while the Rhodesian government pursues a biracial approach amid international pressure.
FRANK Van Der Linden reports that a sustained veto of the military authorization bill could mark Carter as a stubborn commander who opposes funding a second Nimitz class carrier. The September 7 showdown risks a costly political victory and intensifies Capitol Hill fear of deceitful tactics amid advisers cited as Hamilton Jordan, Jody Powell, and Gerald Rafshoon.
The piece examines Democratic Chairman John White's charge that right wing extremists threaten Carter era policies and Rhodesia election pressures, while Virginia AFL-CIO endorses Miller over Warner with reservations. It contrasts labor positions with Obenshain’s legacy and notes broader worries about campaign financing and party unity ahead of the November 7 election.
Presidential adviser Robert Strauss cautions that President Carter relies on broad promises to win support for a natural gas pricing bill. The piece notes Senate timing, extensive lobbying, and Carter speaking to groups to urge House and Senate action, stressing specifics as essential to the plan’s legitimacy.
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