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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1975
Page
4
An editorial from last year warned pedestrians on Loudoun Street Mall face danger from cars at Boscawen Street. A recent collision prompted renewed calls for a traffic light with walk signals to protect pedestrians and clarify crossing safety.
The PLO threatens violence against American technicians in the Sinai as part of the Sinai radar warning post arrangement. Critics warn Congress should not decide the peace accord and caution the United States risks entanglement, cost, and loss of life as the plan faces opposition and scrutiny.
Commentator notes growing pressure on Ronald Reagan to declare for the 1976 Republican nomination. Advocates urge a quick run to challenge Ford in New Hampshire Florida and Wisconsin, arguing a clean campaign can pivot voters away from Kissinger foreign policy and deficit spending. Reagan weighs whether to enter before early primaries.
Analysis contrasts 1947 Marshall Plan with Henry Kissinger’s 1970s proposal to aid developing nations. It notes funding shifts from a US funded plan to internationalized costs, IMF and World Bank roles, producer consumer forums, buffer stocks, and aims to rebuild goodwill for a more open global economy. The piece weighs realism versus idealism in US policy.
Thomas Ruffin of the National Association of Arab-Americans warns the United States will pay a tremendous price for the Kissinger mediated Sinai agreement, predicting large arms funding for Israel and economic costs to the U.S. Arab-Americans push for balanced Middle East policy and for broader recognition of Palestinian rights.
Ten percent utility consumer tax approved by the City Council in June took effect, applying to local telephone electric and gas purchases. Virginia plans a 300 head dairy heifer shipment to Italy, marking the first dairy cattle export from the state.
In 1950 the Federal Communications Commission declined to adopt final color television standards but issued a report backing a CBS developed method. The Winchester City Tennis Tournament opened in 1950.
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