War in Zaire spills over into Zambia amid raids and aid
Zairean air force bombed villages and a mission hospital near the border into neighboring Zambia. President Kaunda sent a message to Mobutu and dispatched a fact finding team as Moroccan troops brace Kolwezi. The invasion of Shaba province nears one third of resources as U S aid arrives while Carter rejects arms requests.
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Shingamfunji
Kaleni Hill
Nyakaseya
Kenneth Kaunda
Mobutu Sese Seko
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A Ae
Shaba
Kolwezi
Orga
Hassan II
Katanga
Moshe Tshombe
Eseres
Mobutu
Carter
Economy Growth Near 4.5 Percent in First Quarter
Washington economists say the national economy expanded at about a 4.5 percent annual rate in the first quarter, nearly double the pace of the prior period. They credit consumer spending boosted by anticipated rebates and forecast further gains if rebates pass Congress.
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Not Art sparks debate with Flynt at Ohio University
Larry Flynt rejects art masquerade claims for Hustler calling the magazine a mirror of readers fantasies. The remarks came during an Ohio University audience on Tuesday as he discussed the publication.
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Ohio University
Flynt
Appalachia
Ohio
Appalachian
Cooperative Extension Service
Athens County
Randy Smith
Lawrence Grey
Logan — Hocking County
Columbia Gas
Columbus
Ohio Energy
James Rhodes
Columbia Gas of
Nelsonville
Nelsonville-York
FDA orders labels for ice cream and lipstick
The FDA requires labeling for frozen desserts and cosmetics after courts upheld the rules. Ice cream must be labeled to show artificial flavoring or that it is ice cream only if free of artificial flavoring, with flexible timelines for rollout. Lipstick and cosmetics must list ingredients in descending order, despite industry opposition.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
FDA to OK Saccharin As Nonprescription
The FDA plans to allow saccharin as an over the counter drug while continuing a ban on its use as a food and beverage additive. Officials indicated a warning may be required on packaging and noted potential impact on diabetics and dieters amid criticism and advocacy from health groups.
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Washington
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CBS News
GOP Leader Pushes Open Budget Talks in Columbus
In Columbus the ranking Republican on the House Finance Committee urged open budget meetings for minority lawmakers and the public as House Democrats begin private talks on a substitute budget bill. He pressed for transparency while noting budget strategy has traditionally been discussed behind closed doors.
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Myrl H. Shoemaker
Waldo Bennett Rose
Lima
James Pager
Rhodes
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Wilkins
Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
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Rose
GOP
Finance Committee
Rhodes Rose
Tariff Rise Ordered Hits Japanese Electronics
A US Customs Court ruling raises import duties on televisions and electronics from Japan by 15 to 25 percent to curb competitive advantages. Zenith Corp led the suit seeking higher duties, while government officials warned of broad economic impacts and planned appeals. The decision also touches tape recorders radios and stereo components.
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Japan
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U.S. Treasury Department
Trooper Returns to Duty After West Virginia Blast
Bruce Wallace, a 29 year old firearms instructor at the Ohio Patrol training academy, recovered from severe leg injuries suffered in the 1976 Point Pleasant explosion. He now runs the firing range, teaches ballistics, and helps load patrol ammunition while pursuing hobbies like fishing archery and hunting.
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Bruce Wallace
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Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
W.va
C. W. Robison
Robison
Reiss
Mason County
W. Va
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