Huang Hua Named Chinese Foreign Minister in Shakeup
Huang Hua, China’s UN ambassador since 1971, is named foreign minister replacing Chiao Kuan-hua in a government reshuffle aimed at advancing rapprochement with the United States. The decision, announced by Xinhua, follows Mao era purges and portends a more moderate stance in negotiations.
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Huang Hua
John Roderick
Associated Press
Tokyo
China
United States
Huang
Peking
U.N
Chiao Kuan-hua
Hsinhua
Chiao
Mao Tsetung
Chiang Ching
Chinese Communist Party
Chiaa
Chi Peng
Tire Maker Accepts Order
Brad Ragan Inc. of Spruce Pine North Carolina agreed in U S District Court to abide by an injunction after SEC charges of bribing customers with trips gifts and cash to win business from 280 commercial buyers. The consent order follows a year long SEC inquiry noting fraudulent billing by the firm. The company with about 2000 employees reported 121.1 million dollars in sales last year.
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Brad Ragan
Bradley E. Ragan
Robert H. Buchanan
Homer Huskins
Fred R. Johnson
SEC
Fire Claims Four Children In Kinston House
In Kinston North Carolina four children aged eight months to four years died when a one story frame home burned Thursday night. Fire Chief Leslie Greene said the blaze started near a wood heater and the parents Clifton and Mrs McKnight were away at the time. Three children died in a front room and the fourth was found in an adjacent bed.
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Kinston
N. C
Leslie Greene
Sue Carol McKnight
Albert
Rosalyn
Angela
Clifton McKnight
Greene
Bell Gag Repeal Sought in Bell Slush Fund Case
Raleigh report says Attorney General Rufus Edmiston will seek repeal of the January gag order by Superior Court Judge James H. Pou Bailey. If granted, some internal Bell audit details could become public though state law may still limit disclosure of probe findings.
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Raleigh
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Rufus Edmisten
Superior Court
James H. Pou Bailey
Bailey
Bell
Mecklenburg County
Gilchrist
Edmiston
State Bureau of Investi
Lie Tests Passed in Kidnap Case Brothers Say They Passed
Two Mint Hill brothers Lonnie and Sandy Sawyer imprisoned for kidnapping Monroe department store official said they passed SBI lie-detector tests. They claim innocence and seek pardon from Gov. Holshouser, with test results discussed by SBI expert Steve Davenport.
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Charlotte
Monroe Department
State Bureau of Investigation
Harnett
Lillington
Mint Hill Brothers
Steve Davenport
SBI
Raleigh
Robert Wayne Hinson
The
Gore
Robert Erskine Thomas
Matthews
Lonnie Sawyer
Davenport
Holfhouser
Sandy Sawyer
Lonnie
Preparation H ointment relief for hemorrhoids
Doctors cite Preparation H as a nonprescription treatment that reduces swelling and inflammation of hemorrhoidal tissues and relieves pain and itching. Tests across multiple cities show similar benefits, leading to widespread use by millions of sufferers seeking quick relief.
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New York
Washington
D.C
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National People’s Congress
Mao
Hua Kuofeng
Li Hsien-men
Chou En-lai
Richard M. Nixon
Fei
Congressional Standing Committee
Kiangsu Province
Yenching University
Yenan
U.S
Panmunjom
Chou
Spok
Geneva
Korea
Indochina
Ghana
Egypt
Canada
United Nations
Sam Long
Jim Holshouser
Mint Hill
RCA
ColorTrak
RCA ColorTrak
N. Main
John & Evelyn Bullard
West Green Drive
Santa Claus
Factory For
Dime Bell
Appare
N. Main St
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