Apple Harvest Arts and Crafts Festival in Winchester
The third annual Apple Harvest Arts and Crafts Festival at Winchester Recreation Park features Dixieland and bluegrass music, crafts exhibits, apple butter demos, and samples. It runs all day Saturday and Sunday with expected large turnout after last year’s 8500-plus attendees despite weather.
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Winchester Recreation Park
Winchester Area
The
Winchester Rotary
Winchester
Constitution Week Reflections From the DAR and the Constitution
The piece praises Constitution Week guided by the Daughters of the American Revolution and recalls the 1955 request to designate Sept 17 to 23. It notes Eisenhower’s proclamation, DAR chapter meetings, and the Constitution as a living document guiding federalism, checks and balances, and citizens’ rights amid government growth.
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National Organization of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
DAR
Ft. Loudoun
Upper Valley
Executive
Judiciary
Federal Judiciary
Boston
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State College
Virginia
Watergate
Executive Branch
Time Running Out For Arthur Burns
Washington reports indicate a White House breakfast meeting among Carter aides produced a informal consensus that Arthur Burns should not be reappointed as Fed chair next January. The move unsettles global markets and fuels speculation about a new independent Fed leadership.
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Washington
Lance
Carter
Wall Street
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Tokyo
Frankfurt
Zurich
Fed
White House
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Charles Schultze
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Stuart Eizenstat
Blumenthal
Eizenstat
Schultze
Burn
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Sen
Russell B. Long
Robert Strauss
Long
Strauss
Mr. Carter
Dr. Burns
Arthur Okun
Brookings Institution
Otto Eckstein
Andrew Brimmer
The Copeland Principle in federal law a reverse justice dream
The column reviews Barbara Copeland's 1969 CSA case ruled against her for vexatious conduct and seeks a reversed standard. It argues a Copeland Principle would make government lawyers personally liable for frivolous prosecutions, deterring baseless charges by agencies like the EEOC and CPSC.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington Star
Washington
Barbara Copeland
Consumers Services Administration
CSA
Pratt
Copeland
EEOC
Subtle Trade-Offs Shape Washington Power Plays
James Reston analyzes how Carter era politics operate as a barter system. Senators use concessions on Panama, Bert Lance, and other issues to secure support while White House tactics reveal selective disclosure. The Lance hearings intensify party frictions and challenge Carter's authority as the political game widens beyond a single vote.
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James Reston
N.Y
Washington
White House
Congress
Carter
Senate
Panama
Bert
Lance
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Ronald Reagan
Bert Lance
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
OMB
Justice
Sen
Charles Percy
Ill
Justice Department
Percy
Local Newspaper Masthead and Contact Details
The note lists staff roles including Managing Editor Roy E Potts and Advertising Director Eugene P Miller. It notes mail and carrier subscription rates and a Winchester post line, with a telephone number and second class mailing status.
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Roy E. Potts
Ill
Lewis H.ebert
Eugene P.miller
Winchester
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Winchester Evening Star
United States
United States of America
Supued
Evans—Novak
Consumer Products Safety Commission
CPSC
Commission
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Ribicoff
Thamas T. Byrday
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