Annexation anxieties color progress on Winchester joint offices plan
City and County officials in Winchester struggle over a 20 year annexation moratorium amid talks to share costs for a downtown joint court and government complex. Postponed decisions and new state mediation rules reduce annexation odds, pushing for negotiated funding solutions before the Sept 27 meeting.
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Space woes spark rare accord at county treasurer forum
At a September 4 candidates forum, budget space in county offices became a focal topic. Incumbent Dorothy Keckley claimed 35 tax-ticket books clutter the office while challenger Sharon Stine agreed that space is very limited, sparking unexpected bipartisan agreement.
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National concern over abused children prompts editorials
Letters from Osalie Carper and others in The Star urge action on America's incarcerated and sexually exploited children. They condemn harsh reform schools, demand protection and legal aid for youths, and defend dignity of nursing home residents facing unfair judgments.
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Jimmy and Teddy Pre Campaign Feinting Spells
A playful preview of 1980 presidential speculation citing Dudley W Dudley to head a Kennedy write in and noting Carter Reagan Ford and others as campaigns begin. The column highlights oiled bylines, meetings, fund raising intrigue, and age debates. It surveys political feints and personalities shaping the pre campaign season with Kennedy and Carter as focal points.
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Kennedy opens potential bid as Carter faces challenge
The piece notes Senator Edward M. Kennedy weighing a 1980 presidential bid with Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Kennedy reportedly aligned. It highlights ongoing debates over Middle East talks with PLO and Cuba’s Soviet troops, plus Carter advisers divided on a response to Kennedy’s possible run.
Carter faces Kennedy challenge shifts focus to real issues
Carter aides warn the president is in political trouble for not dominating the news. They expect Kennedy to force Mr Carter to define positions on energy inflation and wages, while they hope Kennedy brings real issues into the campaign. Some advisers oppose this view but the White House aims to make the best of a bad situation.
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Carter Kennedy clash risks Democratic party split
Washington report details how Carter aides warn leaders a Kennedy challenge could tear the party along religious and regional lines. The hardball strategy aims to deter support for Kennedy while signaling Carter will stay in the race, with fears of a broader party bloodbath if Kennedy gains momentum.
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