Mass Execution Murders Shock Pilar Near Buenos Aires
In Pilar near Buenos Aires 30 bodies bearing signs of torture were found after a dramatic explosion. Police say the killings were retaliation for the assassination of retired Gen. Carlos Omar Actis by leftist guerrillas. Montoneros suspected. many victims were young leftists. Authorities vow action as death toll for 1976 nears 815.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Pilar
Montonero
Montoneros
Carlos Omar Actis
Japanese politician arrested in Lockheed bribery probe
Takayuki Sato a ranking Liberal Democratic party supporter and former parliamentary vice transport minister was arrested in Tokyo for allegedly receiving a six thousand six hundred sixty six dollar bribe from Lockheed Aircraft Corp as part of the $12 million payoff scandal Prosecutors say the 48 year old was paid by All Nippon Airways through Tokuji Wakasa and he is a key figure in the intra party power struggle surrounding Prime Minister Takeo Miki.
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Tokyo
UPI
Takeo Miki
Lockheed
Takayuki Sato
Miki
Liberal Democratic Party
Sato
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Yasuhiro
Nakasone
All Nippon Airways
Kakuei Tanaka
Marubeni Corp
Japan
Smith explains purposes of act
Rep. Virginia Smith introduces the 1976 Right to Privacy Act to protect financial information and curb unwarranted invasions of privacy. She says agencies must notify individuals and obtain written authorization before accessing records, targeting banks telephone firms credit card companies and consumer agencies.
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Washington
UPI
Virginia Smith
R-Neb
First Use of Republican Name Traced to 1792 Origins
The name Republican first appeared in American politics when Thomas Jefferson founded the Democratic Republican Party in 1792 in opposition to Alexander Hamilton's Federalist Party.
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United Press International
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Nebraska state colleges approve 1977 78 budgets
Nebraska State Colleges Board approves fiscal 1977 78 budgets totaling about 27 million dollars up from the current year by roughly 4 million. Increases target Chadron Kearney Peru and Wayne with capital construction including a Peru health complex and Kearney library repairs. A 8.2 percent average salary raise is set along with ongoing plans for an MBA proposal at Wayne.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Board of
Nebraska State Colleges
Peru
Chadron
Wayne and
Kearney
Wayne
Richard A. Bringelson
Brendan J. McDonald
Nebraska
Robert Walker
State College
UAW Shows GM as Likely Strike Target in Talks
UAW hints GM will be the strike target with a pattern-setting contract due by September 14. Officials say any of the Big Three could be chosen, with GM facing strong backing from 390,000 GM members and widespread strike votes.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Irving Bluestone
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All Nippon
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Entertainment
Chicago
Karen Campbell
Marsh-Allen Products Inc
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Aaa
City of
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Gerrard-Park Trust
Airport Authority
City of Columbus
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