Third World moves to control news
A shift toward developmental journalism aims to replace Western agency reporting with government sourced news from 58 developing nations. Critics warn of a pool of government controlled news that could become the official version of events, with ratification planned at a Colombo meeting after New Delhi draft.
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Deirdre Carmody
N.Y. Times
Freedom House
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
George Beebe
The
Miami Herald
Inter-American Press Association
World Press Freedom Committee
New Delhi
Associated Press
United Press International
Reuters
Agence France-Presse
Colombo
Sri Lanka
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
San Lee
Third World
Viking on Mars landing set for Tuesday morning
After a yearlong, 500 million mile journey, the Viking 1 lander is due to touch down at 7:53 am Eastern daylight time Tuesday in Chryse Planitia Mars. The first surface photos and soil samples will unfold plans for testing life indicators.
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Ponement
Mars
Pasadena
Calif
Earth
Viking
Marsh
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
James S. Martin Jr
Chryse Planitia
Chryse
Viking Lander
Lander
Solar System
Martin Marietta Corporation
Denver
Langley Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Langley Center
Hampton
Manchester to vote on tax stabilization plan for industry
Manchester voters will decide Tuesday night whether selectmen can negotiate tax stabilization contracts with new or expanding industries. The measure failed by 5 votes in 1971 but is expected to pass now, with strong backing from the Chamber of Commerce and the Manchester Development Corp. The special meeting is at 7 30 p m in the elementary school.
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Manchester
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Manchester Development Corp
Vermont
Sunderland suit ends with far smaller award than sought
A Burlington jury awarded Sunderland School District 138412 in damages against Speedspace Corp and Julian Goodrich Architects Inc, far short of 221000 sought plus 14000 for a Burlington architect. They also denied an 11000 bill and the verdict prompts appeals and review as roof repairs loom.
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Manchester
Sunderland
Arthur J. O’dea
Speedspace Corp
Julian Goodrich Architects Inc
Burlington
Goodrich
O’dea
Robert Erdmann
State Supreme Court
Robert L. Trudeau
Latham
N.Y
Gerald E. Morrissey Inc
Bennington-Rutland
Tax breaks hinge on access to power in Congress
Four California executives sought a tax bill provision benefiting themselves. Lawyer John H. Hall used Washington ties to win Sen. Curtis's amendment, written into the Finance Committee bill. Critics call such provisions a scandal as hearings reopen. experts doubt broad change, noting entrenched access and limited public scrutiny. The four Davis Walker officers learned in 1974 they could save taxes via foreign trusts for their children.
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N.Y. Times
Washington
California
Los Angeles
John H. Hall
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Hall
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Sen
Curtis
Finance Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ralph Nader
Sen. Kennedy
Russell B. Long
D-La
Sen. Long
Treasury
Sen. Curtis
James L. Walker
Stanley L. Timmins
William B. Rapien
Russell A
Town youths resignations spark debate over cause and future
The town faces a spate of resignations from four officials connected to education and youth services including Mt. Anthony Union High School principal Clarence Pelkie, Recreation Director Roger Goodnow, YIC director David Schroeder, and Town Accountant Ronald Higgins. Analysts note boards' internal strife and public disagreement over youth programs, with Schroeder citing the drop-in center shutdown and urging longer evaluation before changes. See SCHROEDEL on back page.
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John Leaning
Ronald Higgins
Youth Information Center
David Schroeder
Recreation Department
Roger Goodnow
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Clarence W. Pelkie
Higgins
Pelkie
Goodnow
Schroeder
Bennington
YIC
Board of Selectmen
Schroedel
Inside Coverage Delivers Law Moves in on Kidnappers
A report notes law action in California targeting kidnappers with motive still under investigation while other Europe and local items fill pages.
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Viking I
Viking On Mars
Russ Garland
Lee Sunderland
By David E. Rosenbaum
Beirut
Wallace Scott
Bennington College
TRB
Amy Carter
Pownal
New York State
Danby Quarry
Generals
Phillies
Lardner
Ring Et al
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