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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1978

Page

12

Group Planning Mao Rally in Greenville

Greenville residents call the local number on Mao Tsetung posters. Bill Carson, 27, says calls are mostly friendly with some harassment and no threats. Posters printed for the Revolutionary Communist Party in Chicago urge memorial ceremonies for Mao on Sept. 9, with events planned in North or South Carolina, though locations not set.

Greenville Mao Tsetang Bill Carson Mao Tsetung Carson Revolutionary Communist Party Chicago North Carolina South Carolina

Japanese Firms Indicted Over Trade Secret Theft Case

A federal grand jury indicted two Japanese firms Mitsubishi Plastics Industries Mitsubishi Chemical Industries and five executives plus two Americans on charges of conspiring to steal Celanese Plastics Co. trade secrets in Greer South Carolina. The superseding indictment clarifies corporate distinctions and names Harold Farrar and Laurence Lueck among the defendants.

Columbia Celanese Plastics Co Greer S.C Mitsubishi Plastics Industries Mitsubishi Chemical Industries Mitsubishi International Corp Mitsubishi Plastics Mitsubishi Cemical Mitsubishi Chemical Mitsubishi International Toshiji T. Ohkura Motokazu Kanekogi

Cooper River Rediversion Critic Says Project Falls Short

Columbia AP reports USC geologist Donald Van Nieuwenhuise says the Cooper River rediversion now under way to reduce Charleston Harbor silting will not work. He accuses the Army Corps of Engineers and the State Port Authority of ignoring researchers who dispute the plan.

Columbia University of South Carolina Cooper Charleston Donald van Nieuwenhuise U.s.army Corps of Engineers State Port Authority Corps Cooper River Santee van Nieuwenhuise Charleston Harbor Lakes Marion Moultrie

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