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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1979
Page
4
Tonight the Winchester Frederick Service Authority meets at 7 30 in the Frederick County boardroom to discuss a proposed 26 million regional sewage treatment plant. The meeting could be the public’s last chance before final design approval by the City Council and county supervisors, possibly in November. Local taxpayers urged to attend.
Readers argue the Frederick County school junk food ban harms funding and student choice while others praise healthy habits. A travel note praises James Wood High School students for a Paris exchange and thanks teachers for guidance.
The Winchester Evening Star announces its 1896 masthead with names and titles including General Manager Thomas T, Managing Editor Roy E Potts III, Editorial pages editor David O Loomis, Advertising Director Eugene P Miller, Wire Editor Lewis H Ebert, and staff bureau at 2N Kent St Winchester VA.
A 1979 column profiles the National Legal Center for the Public Interest and its regional foundations as conservative counterweights to liberal groups led by Ralph Nader. It notes founder Leonard J. Theberge and current head Michael M. Uhlmann, cites key cases, and argues diverse regional bases preserve vigorous, independent watchdogs in court.
Andrew Young's UN speech attacking Israel draws Strauss's ire for bypassing him while Brzezinski is kept in the dark. Carter vetoes a Gitmo amphibious exercise as part of Cuba policy shifts. Moynihan emerges as draft Kennedy choice in New York, with Stennis blocking SALT hearings and Dole canceling a pro-SALT appearance amid Republican pressure.
A spoof translation of Julius Caesar in a Rome high school setting fills a fictional essay with chaotic scenes. Caesar, Cassius, and Antony plot pranks from a chariot, while Brutus and Pliny wax philosophical amid the summer escapades and classroom antics.
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