Ethiopian Red Party in big show
In Addis Ababa crowds are to march to Revolution Square as 150 000 to 300 000 Ethiopians support Col. Haile Mengistu Mariam. Militia reviews and 25 000 regulars will join in, amid claims of 30 000 Eritrean and 3 000 Ogaden guerrillas, with neighboring Sudan and Somalia accused of aiding rebels.
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Ethiopia
Marx
Lenin
Revolution Square
Haile Mengistu Mariam
Mengistu
Eritrea
Ogaden
Haile Selassie
Sudan
Somalia
Dawit Wolde-Giorgis
Sirica Reflects On Trials And Loneliness After Watergate
Judge John Sirica says the Watergate decisions left him feeling sad and alone. He recalls talking only with his law clerk and admits the trial’s strain may have contributed to his heart attack. Sirica spoke during a ceremony honoring celebrities and students in Orlando.
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Orlando, Fla
John Sirica
Watergate
White House
Sirica
Watered-down gas tax plan on Ways and Means panel
The House Ways and Means Committee advances a diluted gas tax proposal aimed at fuel-inefficient cars. It diverges from President Carter's broader revenue goals yet aligns with energy-saving aims, with continued committee action pending.
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Washington
Carter
House
Ways and Means
Fate of Clinch River breeder reactor remains unsettled
Senate Energy Committee remains split over the Clinch River breeder reactor with President Carter opposing any halt. A $150 million funding measure for Oak Ridge work faces a key committee vote while a one year delay and full cancellation were rejected.
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Clinch River
Senate Energy Committee
Carter
Oak Ridge
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Frank Church
Didaho
Grouch Marx Returns To Hospital With Benign Pneumonia
SANTA MONICA AP Grouch Marx readmitted to hospital with a kind of benign pneumonia as described by a spokesman. Friend Nat Perrin said Marx is very ill and feeble.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Grouch Marx
Marx
Nat Perrin
Carter pays six thousand dollars in 1976 taxes he did not owe
President Carter announced he and Rosalynn owed no federal tax on a 1976 income of 55 000 and plan to pay 6 000 as a voluntary tax. He says the payment signals support for tax reform to require some tax from high earners while offsetting this with credits from a peanut partnership investment.
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Washington
Carter
Sam
Rosalynn
Treasury
Billy
Lillian
Atlanta
Internal Revenue Service
Jody Powell
IRS
Powell
Dining room set sold via Herald want ad
A ROUND walnut contemporary pedestal base dining room set with two large leaves was sold after placement in the Herald want-ad section. The advertisement appeared under miscellaneous household goods for sale for one day and was scheduled to run six days.
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Herald
Court allows more state aid to parochial schools in certain forms
Supreme Court expands how states may fund private religious schools while keeping church-state separation. Upholding most of a 1975 Ohio plan, the ruling allows textbooks and supplements, academic testing, speech and hearing diagnostics, and therapeutic services for parochial pupils as long as these aid types do not advance religious goals. The decision preserves guidelines for future state programs.
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Supreme Court
Ohio
Patrick Farrell
US Catholic Conference
Nelson G. Karl
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Cleveland
Rites set for Fr. Hayden after fatal plane crash
Funeral services are planned for Rev. James Hayden 35 who died in a light plane crash at Leech Lake Minnesota. A prayer service will be held tonight at St. Marys Madelia with burial at Calvary Cemetery Madelia. Hayden was serving St Johns Rochester and was to be assigned to St Stanislaus Winona in August.
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Leech Lake
Minn
Austin
St. John's Catholic Church
Rochester
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Madelia
Calvary Cemetery
St. Mary's Church
Cummins
St. John’s Church
Hayden
St Stanislaus Church
Winona
Independence Transfer Brings Djibouti Autonomy
France to grant independence to Djibouti on Monday while keeping 4000 of 6500 French troops, technicians to run airports ports power and communications, ensuring defense and economy during transition under President Hassan Gouled’s government in a fragile region near Bab el Mandeb.
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Afars and
Islas
France
Hassan Gouled
Republic of
Ethiopia
Somalia
Bab el Mandeb
Father of slain Girl Scout joins manhunt
In Mayes County Oklahoma the father of 9 year old Michelle Guse joins up to 400 volunteers and police in a 10 square mile woods search for jail escapee Gene Leroy Hart charged with killing three Girl Scouts at Camp Scott. He says the effort eases tension and feels like “my world.” A campsite, clothing, footprints and a discarded shirt were found as authorities pursue Hart believed to roam the rugged district.
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Hart
Mayes County
Sid Wise
Michelle
Camp Scott
Ali
Don Laken
Pennsylvania
Laken
Wise
Granite State Reformatory
Oklahoma
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