Winchester Signals Fall Short Of Promises On Dowtown Timings
Four weeks into the new downtown traffic signal timings set by Tesco Inc the city still sees no improvement. Acting City Engineer Gary Lofton says the timings are approved on paper awaiting signoff from Bryant Electric and state highway officials in Richmond. A 30 day test has not begun and a city attorney report on potential grounds to sue the contractor is awaited. Lord Fairfax Community College’s enrollment report shows eight of 23 schools inflated with no systemic padding, LFCC reporting minor deficiencies yet expected to exceed 2000 students this fall.
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Gary Lofton
Tesco Inc
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Bryant Electric
High Point
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William Mote
Public Safety Committee
Dana Hamel
State Community College
State Council of Higher Education
Community College
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LFCC
George Washington
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Jerry Lewis
Marjorie Cooper
National Avenue
Letters on movie previews and local figures in Winchester
Readers critique a preview shown before The Muppet Movie and discuss the Winchester Beach feature. Barbara Iwan calls for discretion in previews for children while Marjorie Cooper thanks Joe Bageant for Winchester Beach coverage. Tony White praises the reporting style and the Ripple set profile.
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Barbara Iwa
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Joe Bageant
Winchester Beach
Tony White
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Carter Players The Leadership Card In 1980 Race
Carter aides remain optimistic about 1980 despite a tough start. They cite Reagan’s age and conservatism, Kennedy’s liberal threat, and Connally as a potential GOP disruptor. They warn a strong leader image could shape Congress and the world, while Carter’s faith and record underpin their stance.
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Moscow Helsinki and SALT fi By James J Kilpatrick
A column arguing Soviet censorship at the Moscow Book Fair reflects broader breaches of Helsinki Accords on human rights. It cites bans on Solzhenitsyn, Orwell, and other works, visa refusals to Random House’s Robert Bernstein, and renewed Soviet probing of Western tolerance.
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Universal Press Syndicate
Washington
Polonius
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Leonid
Brezhnev
Helsinki
Europe
Robert Bernstein
Andrei Sakharov
Bernstein
George Orwell
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Germany
China
Cuba
Nicaragua
Afghanistan
Mister Magnificent A Star Seethes At Fame In England
A profile of a famed yet elusive athlete dubbed Mister Magnificent. The piece contrasts hostile crowds with his private acts of charity and a reluctance to be pestered for autographs. It notes his wealth, privacy drive, and forthcoming biography The Unknown Mister Magnificent.
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Magnificent
Swell Guy
Daily Press
Ron Isinglass
el Nifico
Isinglass
Ae Magazine
Bing Famous
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