Leftists Edge Toward Control in French Municipal Runoffs
In Paris and major cities, the Socialist Communist alliance aims to win two thirds of large urban areas in Sundays runoff. Barre calls the campaign an avant garde combat ahead of 1978 parliamentary elections. Marchais blasts Giscard d Estaing and big business.
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Socialist-Communist Alliance
France
Raymond Barre
Jacques Chirac
Gaullist
RPR
Lille
Grenoble
Toulouse
Rennes
Nantes
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Riccardo Tops Chrysler Pay With 1976 Loot
Chrysler Corp. chairman John Riccardo received a total of $700,066 in 1976, the highest for a Chrysler chief executive as the company posted record earnings of $422.6 million and began to recover from prior losses. His salary was $245,833 with $445,900 in bonuses and $8,333 in thrift-stock contributions. President Eugene Cafiero earned $627,550, the second highest.
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John Riccardo
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Eugene Cafiero
Soviet Izvestia warns West against human rights meddling in detente
The Izvestia editorial ahead of Cyrus Vance’s Moscow visit urges a constructive atmosphere for talks on strategic arms limits and other agreements. It notes dissident rights disputes should not derail detente and reiterates disarmament as the era’s central issue while defending Soviet freedom efforts.
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Izvestia
Cyrus R. Vance
West Saturday
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Professor Retires Takes His Scientists Onstage
Berkeley professor Charles Darwin comes to a close his last UC lecture as retirement looms for Dr. Richard Eakin. He staged six science figures including Darwin Harvey Pasteur and Mendel using period dress and props to teach students about science in history. He plans one paid semester at Tougaloo College next spring and will continue research from Berkeley.
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Gregor Mendel
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Richard Eakin
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William Harvey
Charles Darwin
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Jackson
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Panthers shift from militancy to community work in Winston-Salem
Nelson Malloy leads a Winston-Salem Black Panther chapter that now runs a free ambulance service and emphasizes community aid. The group, once linked to armed confrontations and FBI scrutiny, reports dwindling membership and a quieter, volunteer-driven focus with ties to Oakland.
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