Valley Ave widening plans face long, costly path
Public hearing on widening a one mile stretch of Valley Ave drew little opposition. The project requires about two and a half miles of improvements, with a 1.9 million total cost and a city share near 100000. Acquisition of rights of way could be approved at the October council meeting.
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Pleasant Valley Road
Gary Lofton
Winchester
State Department of Highways and Transportation
Abrams Creek
Cedar Creek
Lofton
Valley Avenue
UFOlogy and belief outpace scientific doubt in popular culture
The article argues that there is no convincing evidence of extraterrestrial visits, yet UFOs persist in public fascination. Hollywood and media fuel interest, while experts’ warnings rarely quiet believers, citing past misjudgments by Adm. Leahy and others as cautionary examples.
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White House
Georgia
William Leahy
Harry Truman
Simon Newcombe
Wright Brothers
Letters to the Editor Sore Spot Tannery
A readers letter urges citizen voting, cites potential ballot timing for Frederick County. It endorses Max Mandel for Board of Supervisors Back Creek District, praising outreach and accessibility and urging registration by October 6 and voting on November 6. Call 662-8723 for info.
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Winchester
Thomas Malcolm
Capital Facilities Committee
Frederick County
Dorothy W. Collins
Box
Max Mandel
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Back Creek
Board of Supervisors
Max
Cyreal G. Wilson
Route Star Tannery
Notable Names in Local Board of Trustees Briefing
Roy E Potts III Lewis H Ebert Eugene P Miller David O Loomis are listed as members in the local institutional briefing. The group includes four individuals carrying professional and civic roles likely impacting policy discussions and governance.
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Roy E. Potts III
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
David O. Loomis
EMK Sees 1980s Challenge as Senate Chapter Nears End
James Reston reports on Edward M. Kennedy, 47, reflecting on his 17 years in the Senate and the turbulent path toward a possible 1980 campaign. He cites time, policy shifts, and a desire to engage the public in solving complex national issues while pursuing a new generation of leadership.
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Kennedy shifts stance amid Carter inflation clash in interview
In an hour interview Senator Edward Kennedy avoids full attacks on Carter while defending moderate moves on fiscal policy and decrying wage price controls. The Boston Globe poll shows Kennedy weakening in New Hampshire as liberals view him as a big spender, amid tentative support from allies like Ethan Geto and Mario Cuomo as he drifts toward centrism.
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Gerald Ford
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Meral Robert Abrams
Ethan Geto
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New York
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