Adopt the Rule Deny Welfare to Striking Workers
In a Soldtorial echoed by Winchester Star readers, Lt. Gov. John N. Dalton urged HEW to adopt a regulation denying welfare benefits to striking workers, saying taxpayer funds should not subsidize strikes. The piece notes a Baltimore court ruling limiting state denial of Aid to Dependent Children benefits to strikers without HEW rule.
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Virginia
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
John N. Dalton
Dalton
Baltimore
HEW
United Nations University
Tokyo
U.N
Japan
State Department
House
Harry Byrd
I-Va
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
U.N. University
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
U.S
Pacific
William Scott
Joseph Biden
D-Del
William Hathaway
Maine
Byrd
Scott
Senate votes five percent pay raise cap for federal workers
The Senate rejected Ford's five percent raise, endorsing a five percent limit to curb a projected $3.9 billion cost versus an $8.66 percent raise. The vote 53 to 39, with two present, signals a shift toward economic restraint amid a growing federal deficit.
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U.S. Senate
Congress
Ford
Senate
Winchester
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
William L. Scott
House of Representatives
Mr. Ford
House
United Mine Workers
No Deposit No Return A Litter Battle Echoes Across Borders
James J. Kilpatrick argues EPA guidelines on returnable beer and soda containers reflect a clash between individual freedom and government power. He cites Oregon’s deposit law as reducing litter and urges enforcing a nationwide approach, noting limited impact on sales and jobs.
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Washington — Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Oregon
Louis D. Rubin Jr
Earth
Closed Door Hearings and CIA Assassination Allegations
Washington insiders clash over public hearings on CIA assassination plots against foreign leaders. Senate Intelligence Committee leaders Church and Tower oppose open sessions citing national security, while Senator Baker presses for public scrutiny. Critics urge release of a censored transcript or full report to inform the public.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Frank Church
Senate Watergate Committee
Idaho
United States
Church
Nixon
Salvador Allende
Chile
John G. Tower
Texas
Tower
Tennessee
Howard Baker
CIA
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Committee
Fidel Castro
Goldwater
Edward G. Lansdale
Castro
Kennedys
Cuba
General Lansdale
Kennedy
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
Church Committee
Baker
Watergate Committee
House Armed Services Committee
House Committee
Read Daily Except Sunday at Winchester Telegraph
Read Daily Except Sunday by more than 65 000 Telephone 667 3200 Second Class Postage Paid at Winchester No 22601.
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Winchester
Letter to the Star Editor condemns biased high school photo coverage
Cornelius C. Tarplee of Winchester protests The Star for displaying almost all black faces in photos of Handley High School disturbances. He says both white and black students fought, urges fair reporting, and warns biased images harm racial harmony.
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Handley High School
Handley
Star
Winchester
Oil pricing votes split along party lines in Sept roll call
In September roll calls Congress rejected a GOP amendment to strike oil price controls from HR 7014, while voting on drug abuse and UN University funding. Democratic leaders argued the bill would curb price controls and boost energy policy, with opponents warning of broader impacts.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Senate
William Whitehurst
David Satterfield
Robert Daniel
W. C. Daniel
Caldwell Butler
Kenneth Robinson
William Wampler
White House
National Institute of Drug Abuse
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Downing
Whitehurst
Satterfield
W.C. Daniel
Butler
Robinson and Wampler
Harris
Fisher
Israel's Pershing pullback exposes policy folly
Inside Report details the U S decision to halt the 450 mile Pershing missile line at Martin Marietta in Orlando and the political fallout. Pentagon officials say no fleet can spare missiles while NATO units in West Germany and U S bases remain fully armed. The piece also notes Ford's surprise Kleppe interior nomination and Henry M Jackson's California campaign boost with Jesse Unruh, linking old Kennedy ties and intra party feuding.
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Washington
Israel
Sinai
U.S
Martin-Marietta
Orlando
Fla
West Germany
NATO
Pentagon
Shimon Peres
Peres
National Press ‘Club
Persing
Ford
Kleppe
Frizzell
Sen
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Hatfield
Nixon White House
Ford White House
Henry M. Jackson
California
Jesse Unruh
Kennedy Brothers
Unruh
Jackson
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Gover
Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Vietnam
Inlaw Sargent Shriver
Kennedys
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Thomas T. Byrd
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Thomas Downing
Herbert Harris
Joseph Fisher
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Thomas Kleppe
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Rogers Morton
Morton
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Kent Frisszell
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Donald Rumsfeld
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