Paoting unrest quieted after military move
Chinese leadership with military aid suppressed disturbances in Paoting a former provincial capital about 100 miles south of Peking. DPR reports rebels supporters of the Gang of Four loot depots rape and blow up factories and set up rebel rule in the industrial city causing a prolonged state of emergency in Hopeh’s former capital.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Paoting
Peking
DPA
Gang of Four
Chiang Ching
Mao Tse-tung
Hopeh
China
DPR
Spanish court grants bail to Carrillo and seven leaders
The Madrid political court released Santiago Carrillo on $4,400 bail and freed eight Communist leaders eight days after his arrest. A second death ultimatum from guerrillas amid Oriol’s captivity persists as the group demands talks on political prisoner releases.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Santiago Carrillo
Antoni Maria Oriol
Carillo
Oriol
el Pais
Carabanchel
Carter aides await Brezhnev word on U.S. summit site
Foreign policy advisers to President elect Carter await a Brezhnev decision on a U.S. summit. If the Soviet leader agrees to a U.S. venue, Carter would invite within two to three months. No direct talks have occurred. a May meeting could be possible.
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Boston
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Boston Herald American
The
Herald
Carter
Brezhnev
U.S
Carter Kremlin
New tax law shifts huge inherited wealth by 1976 date
The 1976 Tax Reform Act changes capital gains taxation on inherited securities. Heirs face gains tax on appreciation after December 31, 1976, plus estate taxes, while estates of those dying before the cutoff are exempt from gains tax on gains accumulated prior to that date. The law aims to curb wealth hoarding but alters planning for trusts, banks, and investment advisors.
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New York
UPI
United States
Uncle Sam
Senate Budget Committee
Flu shot halt is permanent
Federal health officials said the $135 million swine flu immunization program will not be resumed after evidence linked influenza vaccines to Guillain Barré syndrome. The program, started in October, reached about 41 million people before suspension two weeks earlier. The CDC director noted the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices found significant evidence of association and voted to maintain the moratorium.
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Atlanta
UPI
David Sencer
Center For Disease Control
Advisory
CDC
Sencer
Ford Likely to Lift Gas Price Controls Amid Amnesties
President Ford weighed actions on amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders and deserters lifting federal gasoline price controls and boosting congressional and federal pay on the 12th day of a Colorado ski trip. He said removal of controls would not instantly raise pump prices and indicated flexibility on granting amnesty amid concerns about morale public opinion and equity to 21 000 Americans with alternative service records.
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Vail
Colo
UPI
Ford
Vietnam
Janie Hart
Sen
Philip Hart
White House
Jimmy Carter
American Financial
Oil spills move offshore amid cleanup and legal action
Oil slicks foul Delaware River waters as tanker captain Vlismas is arrested on likely charges under the Water Pollution Control Act and Refuse Act. A separate tanker spill prompt explains while EPA chief Train urges tougher port standards. Coast Guard seeks to refloat another vessel after grounding off Puerto Rico as Connecticut and other sites battle leaks.
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Delaware River
U.S. Atlantic
Connecticut
Thames River
Coast Guard
Puerto Rico
California
Environmental Protection Agency
Russell Train
Train
United States
Philadelphia
Vassilios Vlis
Mas
U.S
David Marston
Vlismas
U.S. Coast Guard
Marston
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Kansas
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U.N
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University of Washington
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Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
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