Disgraced Nixon Honored In China
In Peking Richard Nixon returns to the Chinese capital to a guarded welcome and praise from Hua Kuo-feng. The former president, grayer and slower, arrives with Pat Nixon amid discussions planned with Hua and Chou En-lai’s widow. Kissinger says Nixon will brief Ford on his talks, though White House keeps trip private.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Brazil
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Answers to readers questions on film ratings and law
A Q and A column explains X rated cinema age limits in North Carolina and non statutory guidance on ratings. It notes Greensheet as a guiding group and cites NC General Statute 14-130.10 prohibiting dissemination of obscene material to those under 18, with penalties for marijuana growth outlined as up to five years in prison or a $5,000 fine. It also provides how to address The Family Decorator writer Carleton Varney via Field Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Greensheet
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James Tennant
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A. Carleton Varney
Field Newspaper Syndicate
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Chicago
Contact details for Larry Brown height listed as five feet nine
A reader asks where to write Larry Brown coach of the Denver Nuggets and his height. The response provides an address in Denver and confirms Brown is five feet nine inches tall. It also offers guidance on finding reliable coin dealers in the Triad area and references standard coin valuation books.
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Brazil Officially An Ally On Economic Disputes
The United States recognizes Brazil as a world power with twice yearly consultations between the secretary of state and Brazil's foreign minister. The accord creates procedures to resolve disruptive economic disputes, including a working group to address U S duties on Brazilian products and subsidies affecting market access.
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Brazil
United States
Japan
U.S
Wallace Wins Nine Delegates in Mississippi Caucuses
Alabama Gov. George Wallace secured 9 of 19 delegates at Mississippi Democratic caucuses and district conventions held Saturday in Jackson. Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter won 4 delegates and Sargent Shriver earned 3 as the party selected delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
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George Wallace
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Bomb Factory Raid Nets Six in San Francisco Bay Area
SAN FRANCISCO AP Six people were arrested in a pre dawn raid on a makeshift bomb factory tied to terrorist groups including NWLF and Emiliano Zapata Unit. FBI chief Charles Bates said explosives and weapons were seized and the operation aims to curb further bombings. Pamphlets from NWLF and related groups were found at the Richmond residence alongside New Dawn Collective literature. Hearst family threats and Miss Hearst's bank robbery trial are noted in the context of the case.
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Patricia Hearst
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Charles Bates
New World Liberation Front
Emiliano Zapata
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NWLF
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Hearst Castle
San Simeon
Miss Hearst
Richmond
Bay
Bales
New Dawn
Berkeley
Sex ratio narrows for marrying age girls in upcoming decades
Washington AP reports that by the mid 1980s there will be more eligible men than women aged 18 to 24, reversing the current 100 to 93 ratio. Census Bureau demographers project 98 to 100 in 1980 and 104 to 100 by 1985, aided by traditional older-husband patterns and median ages of 21.1 for women and 23.1 for men.
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Paul Ghek
Census Bureau
America
Loss Of Revenue Sharing May End Vital Programs
Washington AP reports that expiration of federal revenue sharing could trigger cuts and closures in Kentucky psychiatric hospitals Louisiana day care centers and a possible 2 percent Medicaid reduction in Illinois. A National Governors Conference survey finds potential state reactions to a $2 billion annual loss if funds lapse through next year.
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Governor hints at windfall review by General Assembly
Raleigh AP report quotes Governor Jim Volshouser saying the General Assembly will likely examine one time windfalls in its effort to find funds next May. He did not specify plans but notes such windfalls could be among options considered.
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Jim Volshouser
General Assembly
Bi centennial tribute dinner hosts lighted scene in Lansing
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller grins as Mrs James Young and Ruth Clark escort him to the platform at a Lansing Michigan Bi centennial tribute dinner. Separate discussion notes potential tax withholding shifts and a $70 million one time windfall. University of North Carolina sale of utility systems could yield $30 million for capital improvements.
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James Young
Ruth Clark
Lansing
Mich
Kenneth Howard
Howard
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
UNC
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