Rebellion in Paoting Lands China Under Military Crackdown
Reports from Peking say Hua Kuo-feng ordered the army to crush a Paoting rebellion led by followers of Chiang Ching in a drive seen as a major purge. Disturbances include raids on depots, looting, arson, and sabotage linked to the Gang of Four amid broader unrest across northern provinces.
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Miami Beach Hotel Strike Expands to Major Establishments
A hotel workers strike extends to Miami Beach top hotels Dupont Plaza and Four Ambassadors as about 200 workers at the Four Ambassadors walk off. Union seeks 10 to 12 percent wage hike and guaranteed tips amid stalled talks led by James Scearce.
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Carter, Brezhnev Open to Summit During Coming Year
President elect Jimmy Carter said Brezhnev’s willingness to meet next year is compatible with his inclinations. Brezhnev urged progress on a new arms control pact before SALT completion. Carter noted timing and venue not set, while Curtis eyed as Democratic national chairman.
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Grassy Plains
Series Looks At Legislature
The SUN starts a five part series on the 1977 Nevada Legislature. It analyzes leadership, power bases, deals on the Equal Rights Amendment, north south rivalry, and how lawmakers vote on issues affecting budgets. It covers gaming laws pollution crime prisons education and tenant rights.
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Federal health drive investigates Guillain-Barre linked to vaccines
Federal health officials broaden data gathering on Guillain-Barre with five-page questionnaires to state health departments and doctors. CDC cites 496 cases Oct 1 to Dec 25 with 19 deaths, 242 cases after flu vaccination, as NIH expands research into vaccine-associated risk while maintaining vaccines as essential.
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National Institutes of Health
IRS Delays Tax Forms As 1976 Changes Take Effect
IRS says 81 million Americans will receive more complex 1976 tax forms ahead of schedule but clocks some delays. About 8 million will get forms in mid January with 14 million shifted by mail forwarding. Business forms follow late January. New rules increase record keeping and assign preparer responsibility.
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Funeral Planned Monday for Politico Baskin 84
Funeral services are set for Monday for Robert Baskin 84 longtime Las Vegas politician and restaurant owner who died Wednesday night after a long illness at a local nursing home The Rev Domenick Tamietti will officiate at 11 am at Bunkers Mortuary Burial will be in Eden Vale Mausoleum Baskin arrived in Las Vegas in 1929 sought a job as a baseball catcher and built a business empire including bakeries used car lots a supermarket and a popular drive in restaurant He served on the Clark County Commission Las Vegas City Commission City Planning Commission and the Clark County Fair and Recreation Board before retiring in 1968
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