Ford and Teng pledge to push China US ties during Peking visit
President Ford and Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiapoing vowed continued work for better Sino American relations. Ford arrived for a five day stay aimed at mutual understanding with a restrained welcome in Beijing. Teng criticized detente rhetoric while stressing threats from war, as Chou Enlai and Mao Tse-tung planned potential meetings.
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Peking
Soviet Union
Ford
Teng Hsiaoping
China
United States
Teng
Susan
Henry A. Kissinger
Air Force One
Chou Enlai
Chou
Mao Tsedung
Israel Accepts Golan Pact and Boycott of U.N. Debate
Israel said it will observe the Golan Heights disengagement with Syria but will boycott the U.N. debate on the Middle East in January in which the PLO has been invited. The Security Council extended the U.N. force for six months while linking it to a January debate and PLO attendance.
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Israel
U.N
PLO
Associated Press
Golan
Syria
United Nations
Mideast
Palestine Liberations Organization
Security Council
Golan Heights
Middle East
Jerusalem
Henry Kissinger
Feeings
United States
Damascus
Egypt
Cairo
Sinai
Anwar) Sadat
Tabseen Bashir
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
Difference between the Ku Klux Klan and the Black Panthers
Anonymous woman M A compares the two groups noting both are extremist and used violence to protest injustices. She says the Klan formed as whites felt the system favored blacks, while the Panthers emerged as a militant ghetto organization believing the system was always rigged against them.
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Ku Klux Kian
Black Panthers
Help With Shopping Q A on finding goods and prisoner wages
Readers ask where to buy items quickly and why state prison inmates earn wages while county farm prisoners do not. The paper notes a proposed nationwide shopping service and explains the Division of Prisons Incentive Wage Program began July 1 1975. County farms fall under county control. no wage pay, but work time off up to two days weekly for good behavior.
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Anon
Division of Prisons
General Assembly
Department of Correction
John Witherspoon
Christmas Decorations Curtailed in Carolinas This Year
Street decorations won t burn as long in most Carolina cities this Christmas due to the 1973 energy crunch. Hickory N C will switch off at 10 p m and Columbia S C around midnight. Downtown Charlotte will have no light pole decorations for the second year.
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Associated Press
Carolina
Hickory
N.C
Columbia
S.C
Charlotte
Consumer Group charges violation over Duke advertising
The Abilities Commission faces review of a PIRG accusation that North Carolina law required hearings before changes to advertising policy. PIRG objects to Duke Power institutional ads and argues the 1974 Duke rate case order was affected without parties hearing. The commission clarifies its stance on advertising and case by case evaluation for cost pass through.
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Raleigh
Abilities Commission
North Carolina
North Carolina Public Interest Research Group
PIRG
Durham
Commission
Marvin Wooten
Duke Power Co
Wooten
Edward B. Hipp
Com
Judith E. Kincaid
Duke Power
Ncpirg
Duke
Ing
Rescue Hampered by Snow as Hunters Stranded in Washington
Snow and freezing rain slowed rescue efforts for 22 hunters stranded in Asotin County Washington. A Lewiston Idaho radio operator said winches were used to move vehicles through heavy snow and timber while one stranded hunter with a serious heart condition awaited updates.
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Associated Press
Northwest
Washington
Asotin County
Recue
Lewiston
Idaho
Ind Fate
Herbert Reeves
Air Force Helicopter Rescue Unit
Oregon
Southern Pacific
U.S
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Upper Michigan
Lake Michigan
Bottled Water Risks Highlight Health Concerns
New Orleans report quotes Dr. John Christman of Loyola University warning bottled water may pose health risks while federal regulators draft stricter rules under the 1974 Water Quality Act. He notes bottled water could fail to meet community standards, making consumers uncertain about safety amid recent contamination disclosures and a surge in bottled water demand.
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New Orleans
John Christman
Loyola University
Christman
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Williams Extradition Upheld by Michigan Supreme Court
The Michigan Supreme Court upheld the extradition of black activist Robert F. Williams to North Carolina on a kidnapping charge. In a 3-3 vote the justices rejected Williams' challenge to North Carolina indictments, allowing extradition while he argued forgery and fair hearing concerns.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Supreme Court
Robert F. Williams
North Carolina
Court of Appeals
Williams
Michigan
Supreme Court
Republic of New Africa
North Carolina Supreme Court
William Milliken
High Court
Mary Coleman
John Fitzgerald
Lawrence Lindemer
Wilams
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