MPLA Gains Backing as Angola Conflict Evolves
U S intelligence signals Jamaica and Guyana will recognize the MPLA in Angola with possible Cuban air refueling use and a formal OAU recognition expected. Reports say Guyana may send a medical team and host Cuban troop flights amid ongoing fighting near Negage and Carmona.
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Angola
Jamaica
Caribbean
Guyana
South America
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
Brazil
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Addis
U.S
Africa
Conakry
Guinea
Jamadia
United States
Forbes Burnham
CIA
Cheddi Jagan
Police Slowdown Persists in Athens as Negotiations Drag
A national Fraternal Order of Police trustee says Athens starting pay for city police is ridiculously low. Officers end part of a six day slowdown by not calling in sick but may stage a walkout if talks fail on Thursday.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Athens
Historical Movie Has Premiere in Columbus
A Change of World, an Ohio historical film produced by David Keller and Associates of Athens, had its premiere at the Ohio Theatre in Columbus.
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Columbus
David Keller and Associates of
Athens
Ohio Theatre
Hocking Tech Adds Six Instructors as Enrollment Grows
Six new instructors join the faculty at HockingTechnical College to accommodate rising student enrollment. The note appears on Page 9 as part of a broader college update. Weather forecast calls for very cold tonight with lows 5 to 10 above and snow likely Thursday with highs in the teens to 20s plus a high chance of snow. Details on Page 16.
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Hocking Tech
Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College
Socialist Party Withdraws Support For Moro Government
The Italian Socialist party pulled its backing from Premier Aldo Moro's minority ruling coalition, aiming to push for a new emergency administration. Leader Francesco de Martino accused the government of open disdain for other parties, including the Socialists.
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Rome
Italian Socialist Party
Aldo Moro
Christian Democrats
Socialist Party
Italy
Francesco de Martino
de Martino
Auto Sales Worst Since 1962 Reports End of Year Data
DETROIT AP reports that despite a stronger economy and a late surge in the new car market, U.S. auto makers end 1975 with their weakest sales in over a decade. Analysts say consumer demand for new domestic cars was the lowest since 1962 as year end figures are released.
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Detroit
Fighting Continues in Lebanon in Beirut Clash
Palestinian guerrillas overran a major Christian stronghold in northeast Beirut after a nightlong artillery barrage. The action marks a new round of civil war for the capital, breaking a two week lull as Palestinians take a greater role.
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Beirut
Lebanon
CIA Funds Boost for Italian Anti Communist Leaders
The CIA reportedly wires 6 million dollars to Italian centrist factions led by Christian Democratic and Socialist parties to counter Communist advances in Europe. Source says aid targets non Communist leaders amid broader covert funding debates including Angola. NYT and Washington Post first reported the funding.
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Washington
CIA
Italy
Henry A. Kissinger
Communist Party
Europe
Christian Democratic and
Socialist
U.S
Angola
Senate
New York Times
Washington Post
Teacher Walkouts Expand Across States Amid Strikes
The Associated Press reports about 100000 students out of school across three states due to teacher strikes. In Pittsburgh 4400 teachers and aides stayed off work after five weeks of talks failed to end the walkout. Strikes also continued in Madison and in Sauk Centre and Mille Lacs area communities in Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Madison
Minnesota
Sauk Centre
Reagan Plan on Budget Cuts Stirs National Primary Debate
Reagan campaigns through New Hampshire pushing a plan to cut federal spending by 90 billion by shifting welfare and social services to states. He says taxes won’t rise for states with no income tax though funding details remain vague. Jackson opens Democratic bid in Massachusetts as Rockefeller heads a New York delegation to the GOP convention. Shriver campaigns in Mississippi with a four point energy program and broader economic proposals.
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Associated Press
California
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Reagan
North Carolina
Ford
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Massachusetts
Jackson
Boston
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Shriver
Federal Reserve Banks
Watergate Convictions Appealed By Defense Lawyers
In a U S Court of Appeals session in Washington the lawyers for Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell and Mardian argued why their convictions should not stand. They contend issues from fair trial to jury selection and pretrial publicity, with a ruling anticipated in months as the four defendants remain free.
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Washington
Robert C. Marcian
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
U.S. Court of Appeals
Mardian
Dorothy
David Ginsburg
Richard M. Nixon
Peter M. Kreindler
Watergate
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Nixon White House
Nixon
William Frates
John J. Sirica
Sirica
John J. Wilson
Kreindler
Rhodes Ousts OIC Chairman in Ohio shakeup
Gov. Rhodes ordered Gregory J. Stebbins removed as Ohio Industrial Commission chairman citing overwhelming evidence of misconduct. Stebbins may request a public hearing within seven days. The probe cites a 1973 workmen's compensation case and a $6,000 to $10,000 real estate sale linked to the claim.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Gregory J. Stebbins
Ohio Industrial Commission
Stebbins
Commission
Rhodes
the Plain Dealer
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Marguerite Neal
Ohio Highway Patrol
Franklin County
Columbus
Highway Patrol
First Winter Storm Sweeps Ohio With Snow and Freezing Rain
The 1976 winter storm hits Ohio bringing snow wind and freezing rain. Roads become slick and schools close as northern Ohio faces four inch-plus accumulations while central and southern parts see up to two inches. Lake Erie snow belt could see one foot or more.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Highway Patrol
National Weather Service
Cincinnati
Robert Evert
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Final Touches Put on Measure In Ohio House
Ohio lawmakers prepare last minute changes to a measure aligning the states sex discrimination in credit law with federal rules. The bill would keep the states intent intact while avoiding duplicate notices and adding a required explanation for credit denials. The credit law takes effect next Wednesday.
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Ohio
Columbus
Michael G. Oxley
Findlay
House
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Oxley
Congress
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio Council of
Senate
House Insurance, Utilities, and Financial Institutions
University of Cincinnati
Birdseed Demanded by Bank Robber in California Hold-Up
Miklos Petrovichs 40 held up a Bank of America branch in Culver City hostage for nearly two hours. He demanded that each California branch send a truckload of birdseed claiming pollution is killing his birds. FBI took him into custody without violence.
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Culver City
Calif
Miklos Petrovichs
FBI
Bank of America
Los Angeles
Joe Ferguson
Petrovicks
Ferguson
California
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Dick Clark
Iowa
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Anatoly F. Dobrynin
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John Tunney
Dcalif
Defense Department
Zaire
Dixville Notch
N.H
McGovern
OIC
Legislative Committee
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