Orlov Dissident Sentenced as Sakharov Detained
Soviet court sentences Yuri Orlov to 12 years loss of freedom for anti Soviet agitation and propaganda. Sakharov and his wife Yelena Bonner clash with police at courthouse, briefly detained. U S calls the action a gross distortion of human rights standards. Tass notes seven years hard labor and five years exile for Orlov. appeal possible in seven days.
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Yuri Orlov
Andrei D. Sakharov
Sakharov
Orlov
Moscow
Washington
Senate
Soviet Union
State Department
Thomas Reston
U.S
Tass
John McDonald
London
Yelena Bonner
Mrs Sakharov
Two Blodgett women share tax mixup over social numbers
Laurie Blodgett of Stratford and Laurie Blodgett of Falls Village, both 23, learned they share a Social Security number and tax records. One received a smaller refund, the other none, while both sought IRS corrections and reissued numbers from Social Security amid ongoing mixups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Graham Blodgett
Falls Village
Conn
Laurie Ann Blodgett
Stratford
Hartford
Var
Laurie Blodgett
Hare
Internal Revenue Service
Laurie
Laurie A
Bridgeport
Laurie G
Great Barrington
Mass
John
Lana Blodgett
James
Laura Blodgett
Fails Village
Lauries
Southern Connecticut State College
New Haven
IRS
Battle over extension of ERA ratification deadline
Leaders in the ERA fight clashed over extending the seven year ratification period. STOP ERA chair Phyllis Schlafly argued against extending beyond March 22 1979 while NOW president Eleanor Smeal warned the move could hamper women's rights. House subcommittee hearings weighed a twofold extension proposal with support in the Senate. The ERA has 35 state ratification and three states have rescission attempts Tennessee Idaho Nebraska Kentucky vetoed. Rep Barbara Jordan urged caution noting uncertainty about 1979 completion. Smeal said the seven year limit is a congressional control on timing.
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Phyllis Seniofly
Stop Era
Eleanor Smeal
National Organization of Women
House Judiciary
Congress
Senate
Tennessee
Idaho
Nebraska
Kentucky
Sexless burro spared dissection repursue in Lincoln meadow
Hermy a hermaphrodite burro rescued from planned dissection by researchers. Now living in a 22 acre Lincoln Illinois meadow under U S Bureau of Land Management custody with American Humane Association support. The animal, once to be dissected at UC Davis, may become a training symbol as a future rescues and rides for children.
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Chicago
Hermy
White
Littleton
Colo
Lincoln
S: White
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
University of California At Davis
Korean aid cutoff blocked as leaders delay vote on resolution
Lawmakers faced a stalling maneuver over a nonbinding resolution to cut U.S. aid to South Korea until questioning of former ambassador Kim Dong Jo is allowed. Speaker ONeill scheduled a floor vote next Tuesday after a brief delay sparked by Rep. Bauman. Park Tongsun, central figure in the influence buying case, claimed cash gifts to Humphrey and other senators, while Stevenson hinted at a forthcoming Senate Ethics report. HEW aid grants will fund eight Indiana districts to offset lost property taxes.
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U.S
South Korea
Congress
Leon Jaworski
House
Robert E. Bauman
R-Md
Bauman
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
Kim Dong Jo
Kim
Capitol
Sen
Adlai Stevenson
D-Ill
Senate Ethics Committee
Tongsun Park
Hubert H. Humphrey
Park
Washington
Humphrey
Stevenson
Senate
Korea
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Zviad Gamsakhurdia
Mei Kostava
Whoningzon
Thelma Stovall
Julian Carroll
Justice Department
Barbara Jordan
Texas
ERA
Jordan
Dennis White
American Humane Association
San Diego Zoo
O'Hare
Linda Kay
Thum Chester
Gemmer Mawes
Dal
Ham’s
Furnitur
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
David Cornwell
HEW
Vincennes Community School Corp
Loogootee Community School Corp
Barr-Reeve Community Schools
Mitchell Community Schools
Parmer Lutz Furniture
Minum
North Drive
Parmer Lutz
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Olympoon
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