Dissident civil rights campaign reels under Soviet crackdown
A year after KGB raids on eight Moscow activists, Russia's civil rights movement faces a brutal crackdown. Hundreds questioned, homes searched, leaders imprisoned or exiled. Pyotr Yakir allegedly recanted, weakening the movement as Ukraine sees mass arrests and long sentences amid a Central Committee ordered crackdown in late 1971.
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KGB
Russia
Leningrad
Odessa
Lvov
Novosibirsk
Democratic Movement
Pyotr Yakir
Yakir
Ukraine
Communist Party
Central Committee
Nixon
Andrei D. Sakharov
Chronicle of
Chronicle
Samizdat
Soviet Union
Adel P. Naidenovich
Lefortovo
Maj. Istomi
Israel
Kremlin
Vallery N. Chalidze
America
Medvedev
London
Sakharov
Yelena
Pushkin Square
Communist Youth League
UHF signals return as Bemidji area reopens
UHF television resumes today after Bemidji and Blackduck banks collect maintenance fees. The Headwaters Translator Television Corporation notes the 850 payment minimum was reached to restart the three tower system carrying channels from Duluth and Fargo.
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UHF
Headwaters
Translator Television Corporation
Duluth
Fargo
Bemidji
Blackduck Bank
Box 98
Suburban Spokane Basement Becomes Tiny Blind Radio Station
Volunteers and hand me down gear turn a Spokane basement into KPBX FM a 10 watt station serving a 10 mile radius. About 50 volunteers train and program with five Whitworth College students and ten trained blind broadcasters. The station won the Washington Governor's Award for the training program.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane
George Cole
Kpbx-Fm
Cole
Whitworth College
KPBX
Washington
Blind
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