Fractured Oversight in James Wood High Budget Fight
The Winchester Star reports conflict between Frederick County schools and the board of supervisors over the James Wood Senior High School budget. Officials clash over a $7.5 million target vs an $8.2 million plan, with questions about full functionality and possible additional funding. Dr. Melton Wright defends construction management aims to reduce costs while taxpayers fear overruns.
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Board of Supervisors
Melton Wright
Frederick County
James Wood Senior High School
Washington's Naval Battle Unfolds Over Carrier Supremacy
The piece tracks Admiral Thomas B. Hayward and the Navy as Carter’s veto of a defense bill for a nuclear carrier tests naval supremacy. It details Holloway’s battles over maritime superiority, Pentagon edits, and the Aug 18 memo urging restraint while pushing for a follow-on carrier to replace Midway.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Field Enterprises
Tne
Carter
U.S
Adm
Thomas B. Hayward
Naval Operations
Hayward
James L. Holloway III
Holloway
Annapolis
Secretary of Defense
Pentagon
Tom Lambert
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Tom
Navy
Midway
Armed Forces Policy Council
Defense
Charles Duncan
Richard Moe
Mondale
Alfred Mahan
Defense Department
Democrats' Coalition In Peril by Brown Warning
California Governor Jerry Brown warns that the taxpayers' revolt sparked by Proposition 13 could unravel the Democratic coalition that has governed since the New Deal. He argues middle class anger over taxes, spending, and unmet policy promises threatens party control and calls for responsive leadership to balance minority and taxpayer interests.
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California
Brown
Carter
Democrats’ Coalition
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
F.D.R
Jimmy Carter
White House
Benjamin Hooks
NAACP
van der Linden Vrces
Roosevelt Coalition
James McClure
Idaho
Keep Them Talking At Camp David Camp David Talks Outlook
James Reston argues the Camp David meeting among Carter Begin and Sadat aims to keep dialogue going rather than secure a quick break through. He notes past Geneva failure and Sadat's sea conference idea, stressing that negotiators must narrow differences and avoid new Middle East war while political pressures persist.
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James Reston
New York Times
Carter
Begin
Sadat
Camp David
Cairo
Jerusalem
King David
Israel
Middle East
Geneva
Soviet Union
Washington
Lusitania
Maryland Mountains
Plato
Begin and
David
Goliath
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Winchester Evening Star
Ted
Novak
Harold Brown
Democrats
By Frank van der Linden
United States Press Inc
Jerry Brown
John Conyers
Detroit
The
Winchester Evening Star Inci
Kent St
Winche
West Bank
Gaza Strip
U.N
United States
People’s Republic of China
Britain
France
West Germany
Egypt
Thomas T. Byrd
Roy E. Potts
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
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