Six Months Later High School Project Surges Ahead
Frederick County moves forward after a six month delay as the Board of Supervisors approves a final budget of 8.7 million for the new high school with 403 thousand added for extras, preserving a 1.6 million surplus and opening in about 50 weeks.
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Coal Debate: Carter Urges Tripling Use. Inspector Sees More Violations
AP reports President Carter in Ohio calls for tripling coal use in 15 years. A federal inspector in Charleston WV notes more federal mining violations in Virginia coal fields after a six month moratorium, urging fewer production restraints. The clash highlights policy tension between coal needs and regulations.
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Hijacker Seizes Lufthansa Jet at Bonn Airport
On Wednesday a 31 year old man Raffael Keppel hijacked a Lufthansa jet at Bonn Colonge West Germany Airport and held it for 12 hours before surrendering. Keppel demanded a humane world while airline officials called him insane.
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Teachers respond to Gunter on smoking and junk food
A Frederick County Junior High teacher argues that smoking in schools is policed yet persists and that junk food disrupts classes and harms reading. The letter defends strict standards, notes home influences, and questions expectations amid inflation and education quality concerns.
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Winchester Evening Star Listing Note
A brief parish listing from the Winchester Evening Star Inc based at 2N Kent Street Winchester Virginia provides contact details and newspaper office information for residents seeking local news and announcements.
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Carter earns support for his reforms in a wary nation
William Tucker argues Carter has met major challenges shaping energy policy arms control Middle East diplomacy and inflation. He praises phased natural gas price controls pace on oil price reform and Carter's leadership while warning voters against sensational promises and urging support for Carter in 1980. Tucker is a contributing editor to Harper's magazine.
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Is Jimmy Really That Bad
President Carter’s poll decline and the Kennedy surge are analyzed as seasonally meaningless. The piece criticizes hysteria over oil prices, federal response, and inflation, arguing policy indecision and media panic worsened public sentiment and consumer costs.
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Jerry Brown Emerges as Formidable but Shadowed Hope in New Hampshire
In Nashua New Hampshire Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr faces Kennedy as the central figure with Brown drawing cautious support. Joanne Symons calls him formidable and capable of beating Carter in a Kennedy-absent two man race. Brown plans about 30 New Hampshire visits and aims to split the vote with a campaign blending anti nuclear and anti defense stances with pro growth policies.
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