Chinese Leader Hua Meets Vance on China Ties
Peking Hua Kuo-feng met Cyrus Vance in a last minute session to press Washington to cut ties with Taiwan as a condition for normalizing relations. Vance called talks candid and useful while reiterating U S support for the 1972 Shanghai communiqué. Hua reaffirmed Beijing s terms including breaking with Taiwan and ending the mutual defense treaty.
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Communist Party
Hua Kuo-feng
Cyrus R. Vance
United States
China
Washington
Taiwan
Carter
Mao Tse-tung
Vance
Shanghai
Hua
Huang Hua
Teng Hsiao-ping
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Witness Ready to Talk in Korean Influence-Buying Probe
Suzi Park Thomson plans a closed session with House ethics investigators to answer questions about alleged influence buying. Her lawyer said she will not discuss her personal life and will answer all questions about the scheme. Jaworski remains confident Korean rice dealer Tongsun Park will testify despite his vow not to cooperate.
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Washington
Suzi Park Thomson
House
Capitol Hill
Carl Albert
House Ethics Committee
Phillip Hirshkop
Jaworski
Watergate
Thomson
Committee
Park
Kim Dong Jo
Congress
Ohio approves 88 million for parochial schools in new law
Gov. Rhodes signed a law allocating 88 million dollars in state funds to parochial school systems for auxiliary services and transportation to neutral sites, aiming to meet Supreme Court guidelines. The measure, effective immediately, also allows 1,000 annual merit scholarships and broadens state aid while keeping church-state lines in view.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
US Supreme Court
Rhodes
Board of Regents
Joint Underwriters Association
JUA
Patrick A. Sweeney
Cleveland
Thomas E. Carney
D-32
Girard
Ohio Department of Transportation
Eugene Branstool
Utica
Harry J. Lehman
Shaker Heights
Secretary of State
Monroeville Local School District May Close Over Finances
The Monroeville Local School District in Huron County faces possible Friday closure due to a $120,122 year end cash deficit and $100,820 deficit increase from unemployment costs. Classes would end Oct. 6 with the district reopening in January if funds from next year's taxes arrive. officials await state certification from Superintendent Walter and auditors.
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Ohio
Monroeville
Huron County
State Supt. of Public Instruction
Franklin B. Walter
State Department of Education
Auditor's Office
Toledo
Rival Miners Fire Shots in Cabin Creek Dispute
In Charleston West Virginia on Wednesday night two rival United Mine Workers factions exchanged gunfire near five Bethlehem Steel mines at Rayford. No injuries were reported as about 140 miners dispersed after the clash. one group claimed support for returning to work while the other bloc sought to enforce picket lines amid ongoing labor strife.
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United Mine Workers
Cabin Creek
Kanawha County
Charleston Gazette
International Executive Board
UMW
Arnold Miller
Charleston
District 17
Miller
Talmadge Dean
Ellsworth
Dean
Nixon gift hunt expands as boxes opened for missing items
U S District Judge Aubrey Robinson allows federal search of hundreds of Nixon files to locate potentially missing foreign gifts worth over $50. Investigators will inspect Box 118 C and other boxes under Nixon representative supervision, amid prior custody rulings and possible state department involvement.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U.S District Court
Aubrey E Robinson
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
General Services Administration
Robinson
Richard Nixon
Evan §S
Dobrelle
U.S
State Department
Turmoil in Alexander Local School District continues
The school board voted to keep teacher contracts unchanged for a second year amid a strike threat by the teachers association and scheduled a 5 mill levy on the November ballot to cover a projected deficit and fund proposed improvements. Officials said classes will begin Tuesday.
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Alexander
William Worstall
May 4th Coalition loses appeal delays Kent gym project
The May 4th Coalition opposing a Kent State University gym annex failed to overturn a court ruling on Wednesday but won a 10 day construction delay. The dispute centers on campus development and community impact.
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Kent
Ohio
May 4Th Coalition
Kent State University
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Carter Admin Abolishes 480 Advisory Boards
The Carter Administration scrapped 480 government advisory boards and 172 others, citing low impact and inactivity. GAO found 26 percent did not meet in 1975 and 59 percent issued no reports. The cut aims to save about 15 million dollars, with 5,000 notified and 709 boards remaining.
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Underwater Sound Advisory Board
Board of Tea Experts
Advisory Commission On
Lyndon B. Johnson National Grasslands Advisory Board
Carter Administration
Harrison Wellford
General Accounting Office
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carter
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Monaco
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