Early U S Protests On Angola Told Washington
A Ford administration official said the United States first raised Angola concerns with the Soviet Union in September but did not lodge a formal protest against Soviet arms until late October as Cuban troops joined the Popwar Movement for Liberation of Angola amid escalating fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Ford Administration
Angola
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Dobrynin
New York Times
U.S
Popular Movement
Moscow
UPI
Africa
Izvestia
Kremlin
National Liberation Struggle of the Peoples
EPA Head Overrules Judge on Pesticides Ban
EPA Administrator Russell Train bans most uses of heptachlor and chlordane for lawn garden turf and household pest control, overruling an administrative law judge. The ban covers 86 percent of heptachlor and 70 percent of chlordane uses with limited exceptions through Aug. 1 next year for corn and certain pests under specific programs. The decision hinges on potential risks to humans and the environment rather than conclusive proof of harm, with a final outcome tied to ongoing hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Russell Train
Man
Herbert Perlman
Velsico] Chemical Corp
Chicago
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Michigan
Postal Service to Remove Copiers Despite Consumer Ire
The Postal Service will remove coin operated copying machines from thousands of post offices on January 1. Consumers, especially the elderly and rural residents, rely on them to copy insurance forms and Medicare claims before mailing originals. About 8,000 letters protested the removals, with officials citing congressional subcommittee guidance after lobbying by the National Office Products Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Service
Washington
Congressional
Consumer Federation of America
Humbug Christmas Hurts Environment Says Legislator
State Senator Goltz proposes a tongue in cheek environmental impact statement on Christmas. He cites deforestation from gifting season, waste from tossed toys, and pollution from travel and fires. He suggests alphabet based celebration dates, an Insel tax, quieter alternatives, and even reworking holiday timing to curb overconsumption.
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Olympia
Wash
Goltz
Bella
Santa Claus
Traditional World Christmas Amid War and Worries
Associated Press reports a Christmas marked by religious observances and family life yet shadowed by economic woes and conflicts. Across Argentina Lebanon Angola Northern Ireland and Angola fighting persisted while in Indo China Vietnam saw reunification hopes. Bethlehem and Jerusalem hosted large pilgrim gatherings as Pope Paul VI closed the Holy Door ending the Holy Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Argentina
Ireland
Angola
Indo- China
Vietnam
Radio
Buenos Aires
Portugal
Christinse
Buirut
Id el Adha
Holy Land West Dot
Isruth Poveromment
Tah Tuleiy
Moazareth
Jerusalem
Tiphl
Pilgrins
Munger
Bethlehem
Pontifeal
Church of the Nativity
Middle East
St. Pewr's
WMCD
Jimming
Peb
Milena Nore
Dimtuens
Lebanese Peace Plan Reported By Newspaper
Beirut based An Nahar reports a political accord acceptable to Christian and Moslem factions amid Lebanon's civil war. The plan envisions a new parliamentary balance and a Moslem premier under a rotating presidency, aiming to end Christian dominance and address social and economic disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Mostem
An Nahar
Three Fumes Inhalation Incident Leaves Three in Fair
Three members of the Cudar Repals family were in fair condition Thursday at St. Luke's Hospital after inhaling fumes at about 7:30 am. Milton Stef 98 and his wife Branta from Wiss Baulgewoud rand SW, and Emma Stedale were transported by ambulance. The fire department cited possible carbon monoxide exposure. Company investigators continued to review the incident as hospital staff reported inhalation injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudar Repals
St. Luke's Hospital
Milton Stef
Branta
Batty
Wiss Baulgewoud Rand
Emma Stedale
Math Woof
Steff
Apokosmian
Sgwallinnis Gits
Electre Cy
Aests
Cede Rapids Hospital
Chuckle Whistingal and the Winedor Television Program
Fragmentary OCR note references a TV program titled Quigg and mentions insatiable viewing trends at Winedor Television. No clear date or names beyond implied program title and station.
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Winedor
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By David Binder
New York Times Service
Detroit
Anatoly Dobrynin
Ian
Luanda
Republc
Communist
Nowspaper Pravda
NATO
South Africa
Wnion
Pravda
National Liberation Movement
Anssola
Trin
Mage
Train
Bob Tosh
Doug
Mike
Immaculate Conception Church
Cedar Rapids
Crestview Drive
Associated Press
Norther
Iran
Lisbon
Portuguess
Jose Pinter de Avevede Sant
Ney
An Nohar
Mio Graeck
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