Attacks on Gang of Four Dominate Chinese Life
AP reports in China the campaign against the Gang of Four dominates daily life from factories to schools. Mao era issues are blamed on Chiang Ching and allies, with Hua Kuo-feng supporting the purge and strengthening the criticism drive since Mao's death.
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Louis D. Boccardi
Associated Press
Peking
China
Gang of Four
Mao Tse-tung
Chiang Ching
Mao
Wang Hung-wen
Yao Wen-yuan
Chang Chun-chiao
Peking Arts and Crafts Factory
Hua Kuo-feng
Hua
People’s Daily
Nobel Peace Prize Spotlight Returns to Belfast Movement
The Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan brings renewed attention to their Belfast peace crusade but may intensify factions within the 14 month old campaign as observers weigh potential tensions and unity prospects.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Betty Williams
Mairead Corrigan
Peace People founders face backlash at home in Northern Ireland
The Peace People campaign led by Mrs Williams Miss Corrigan and Ciaran McKeown is praised abroad for its anti war aims but faces distrust at home amid sectarian division and criticism of leadership. Despite 8000 hard core members threats and abuse persist as violence continues in Northern Ireland.
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Northern Ireland
Amnesty International
Williams
Corrigan
United States
Europe
Belfast
Peace People
Ciaran McKeown
Columbus AP eligible for discount must obtain tax dept apps
The Associated Press in Columbus reports that eligibility for the discount requires obtaining application forms from the Department of Taxation. Details on the discount process and deadlines were not fully specified in the brief.
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Columbus, Ohio
Associated Press
Department of of Taxation
Dayan vows no land concessions and plans more West Bank posts
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan told the United Nations that Israel will not surrender the West Bank or Gaza, plans for 10 new West Bank military posts, and rejects a Palestinian state under PLO. He urged coexistence without partition and refused PLO talks. Egypt warned peace requires withdrawal from all occupied territories.
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United Nations, N.Y
Moshe Dayan
Israel
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Dayan
U.N. General Assembly
Gaza
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Egypt
U.N
Esmat Abdel Meguid
Ohio Voters’ Support Asked to Approve School Levies
Ohio boards push for new levies as Monroeville and Southern Local close for lack of funds. Twenty districts face financial trouble with thousands of students at risk of missing classes until January. Cleveland seeks legal change to allow a year-end deficit. Toledo to close Oct. 28 unless funds arrive.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Monroeville
Huron County
Meigs County
The
General Assembly
Cleveland City
Cleveland
House Asst
Pat Sweeney
Toledo
Southern
Honda Confirms Ohio Plant Deal
Honda Motor Co Ltd will build a 25 million motorcycle assembly plant beside the Transportation Research Center near Marysville Ohio. Officials and Gov James A Rhodes announced the plan which confirms weeks of speculation and notes initial employment of about 500.
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Columbus, Ohio
Honda Motor Co., Ltd
Transportation Research Center
Marysville
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Honda
United States
K. Kawashima
Board of
America Honda Inc
Carter Eyes Tax Cut Date for 1978 Action
Treasury Secretary Blumenthal says a tax revision could cut up to 22 billion dollars and might take effect in 1978 or be sent to Congress by month’s end. He cautions no final decisions have been made and timing hinges on the economy.
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Washington
Carter
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Administration
Valley Acres Debater Plans Petition to Block City Ordinance
A Hooper Street resident says he will file an initiative petition to block the City Council approved Valley Acres subdivision plans. The move aims to derail the ordinance on Valley Acres by placing the measure on the ballot for public vote.
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Hooper Street
Valley Acres
Heating bill credits delayed by missing forms
Athens County Auditor Pete Couladis said the office has not ordered or received the forms needed for the Lifeline utility discount program. He noted the process is not yet ready and urged filing delays or calls until forms are available.
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Athens County Auditor's Office
Pete Couladis
Logan Board adopts 16 page personnel contracts policy
Logan City Board of Education met in special session and approved a 16 page policy governing contracted personnel after eight months of negotiations. Showers likely and windy through Wednesday with cooler temperatures tonight and Wednesday, forecast lows near 40 and highs in the low to mid 50s, and a 70 percent chance of rain. Details, Page 7.
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Logan
Logan City
Senate panel weighs Panama Canal treaty fact finding trip
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee debated sending members to Panama to inspect the canal defenses as hearings on the treaty continued. A group of Canal Zone residents testified against the pact, accusing U S officials of exaggerating popularity and alleging human rights abuses under Gen Omar Torrijos. They warned ratification could provoke anti U S backlash and argued the treaty splits power between Panama and the United States with shared protection duties.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Panama
Frank Church
Idaho
Canal Zone
State Department
U.S
Charlotte Kennedy
Omar Torrijos
Torrijos
United States
Canal
Charlotee Kennedy
Cristobal
Louis Sattorosi
Patricia Fulton
Pacific Civic Council
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Mrs. Williams
McKeown
Geneva
Soviet Union
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Oor
Perma
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