Li Xiannian becomes China’s first president since Cultural Revolution
Li Xiannian, 74, veteran Communist Party leader, elected by the National People's Congress as China's president, the first since 1969. Deng Xiaoping named chairman of the Central Military Commission as Ulanhu becomes vice president. Age discrepancy and health questions surround Li while leadership signals cautious reform and stability.
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Los Angeles Times
Peking
Li Xiannian
Communist Party
China
National People’s Congress
Liu Shao-chi
Mao Tse-tung
Great
Hall of the People
Deng Xiaoping
Central Military Commission
Deng
Central Advisory Commission
Military Affairs Commission
Ulanhu
Liao Chengzhi
Inner Mongolia
Interned Japanese might wait 6 years for compensation
Rep. Norman Mineta says the 1.5 billion recommendation for compensation to 60,000 surviving internees could take five to six years to pass through Congress. He urges broader awareness of the injustice, noting over 100,000 citizens and emigrants were imprisoned. Hearings may be held soon or delayed by legislative drafting.
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New York Times
Chicago
Congress
Federal Study Commission
Norman Y. Mineta
D-Calif
Mineta
Commission
U.S
America
Judge bars man from filing suits in any court
U S District Judge Jose A Cabranes barred Anthony R Martin-Trigona from initiating legal proceedings anywhere in the United States without court permission. The ruling targets his vexatious filings tied to anti Jewish remarks and bankruptcy actions for New Haven Radio Inc WNHC debtors. The judge allowed appeals and ordered permission copies of rulings for further actions.
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Hartford, Conn
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Anthony R. Martin-Trigona
Martin-Trigona
Cabranes
New Haven
Martin- Trigona
New Haven Radio Inc
WNHC
Wardeco Inc
Martin Trigona
Illinois
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