Portugal Braces for New Political Convulsion in Lisbon
The Lisbon reshuffle fails to restore stability as Vice Admiral Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo is named prime minister to lead a sixth government since the 1974 upheaval. Anti Goncalves officers refuse loyalty while opposition from military and air force commanders grows amid fears of a communist takeover and potential civil conflict.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Iberian Peninsula
Vasco Goncalves
Armed Services
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Adm
Jose Pinheirero de Azevedo
Armed Forces Movement
Goncalves
Jose Morais da Silva
Food stamp program faces reform as fraud and rising costs draw scrutiny
The editorial urges immediate reform of the food stamp program highlighting widespread abuse and loose rules that let in ineligible recipients. It notes annual costs around 6.6 billion, over 19 million recipients, and calls for decisive action beyond study, warning against political entanglement and fiscal disaster.
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Agriculture Department
Congress
Ford
Department of Agriculture
Gallup Poll Finds Alternate Service Favored for Clemency
The Gallup poll shows 46 percent favor a pardon only after completing alternative service, 18 percent want a pardon with no service, and 24 percent oppose any pardon. About 125 000 are eligible, 25 000 have signed up, with extension possible. Lack of information and misperceptions about eligibility persist among the public.
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Princeton
N.J
Ford
United States
Az Sx
Midwest
Vietnam
Letters to the Editor Take A Long Look
Frederick County supervisors rejected a mobile home development on Sulphur Springs Road proposed by J H Yost III. The letter-writer urges voters to scrutinize elected officials and supports consolidation of Winchester and Frederick County governments to streamline services and tax policy.
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the Star
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
J.H. Yost III
Sulphur Springs Road
Frederick County
Stonewall
Denny Cole
Winchester
Sonally
Richard Madigan
Mason-Dixon Line
John S. Campbell
Winchester Lions Club broom sale tops opening day
The Winchester Lions Club reported over 1000 dollars in sales on the opening day of their annual broom sale. Clarke County Fair exhibits led by 4 H Clubs were displayed in Berryville while Winchester prepared 1950 tax bills and urged water conservation amid low Blue Ridge water.
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Central Fire Public Works
Winchester
Tom Kinne
Allen Drive
Winchester Lions Club
4-H
Clarke County Fair
Berryville
Blue Ridge
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Lewis H. Ebert
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