Senator Doubts Congress Will Agree On Aid Ban
Senator John J. Sparkman chairing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee doubts both houses will reach agreement on a ban prohibiting U.S. aid to pro Western forces in Angola. The Associated Press reports the issue remains unresolved as of Saturday in Washington.
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Barton Reppert
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
U.S
Angola
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
House
Sparkman
Alabama
United States
Vietnam
Arkman
Soviet Union
Pileup Involves Hundreds On Snow Slick Interstates
In Minneapolis area snow slick roads caused multiple crashes on I-35 and a nearby perimeter system. Police said 280 cars were involved, with 10 to 12 transported to hospitals after a south Minneapolis crash amid gas spills. Traffic detours could last hours as crews cleared the scenes.
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Minneapolis
Tioup
County to expand advisory committee at Pleasant Garden
County board expands the Pleasant Garden Rena Bullock Advisory Committee from three to five members and approves adding space at Ragsdale High School. Officials also authorize bidding for an 8,000 gallon water tank to serve a proposed northeastern elementary school. Inflation note mentions value erosion.
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Pleasant Garden
Rena Bullock
Ragsdale High School
Portugal Moves to Salvage Economic Ties with Former Colonies
Lisbon announces creation of the Institute for Economic Cooperation to handle negotiations and cooperation with former African territories and to safeguard Portuguese public and private interests abroad. Talks with Guinea Bissau due soon. new open university planned to address post regime upheaval in higher education.
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Portugal
Institute For
Tugal
Angola
Mozambique
Guinea Bissau
Igher
Going back to basics in schools prompts debate
A PROM PAGE ZA commentary questions a strict return to basics and insists true learning needs more than reading writing and arithmetic. It argues for authority figures and mutual respect in classrooms to support real education rather than a regime of punishment.
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Eyveryone
No Handicap Forcefully Weighs Down on Life’s Sea
A reflective aphorism notes that wealth often fails to restrict bold living. It suggests personal agency remains free despite material burdens, urging decisive action and resilience amid fortune.
Soviet dissident Plyushch freed from Soviet mental hospital
Frail Leonid Plyushch arrived in Vienna after years in a Ukrainian psychiatric ward. Officials and supporters note a protracted protest campaign aided his release. The family planned to travel to Paris and then Israel, with doctors citing health improvements and tranquilizers given before boarding.
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Austria
Leonid Piyush Arived
Tatyana
Plyushch
Marchegg
Inter- National
Paris
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Soviet Union
Kiev
Dima
Lesk
Chop
Tass
Plyushek
West
Israel
Brael
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Ukraine
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Eastchester Drive
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