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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1975

Page

5

Chinese Are Still Being Regimented

New York based account by Michael J. O Neill of a 25 day tour with an American Society of Newspaper Editors delegation. He describes heavy labor in agriculture and rapid industrial progress including generators atomic tests and transistor manufacture while noting strict state regimentation and limited private possessions.

New York API China Russia New York Daily News Michael J. O’neill American Society of Newspaper Editors O’neill

Lib Crackdown For Campuses

Washington reports the civil rights chief urges school cooperation to enforce new anti discrimination laws effective July 21. Prohibited practices include gender based choral groups and arbitrary PE standards. pregnant students may not be excluded. Voluntary compliance urged to avoid future legal confrontations.

Washington UPI Congress Peter Holmes Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Holmes

Workers Return In Pa

Harrisburg workers begin returning to jobs as AFSCME state policy committee weighs an $8 million two year wage deal. The contract would grant 3.5 percent now, 2.5 percent next January, and 6 percent on July 1 1976, while other AFSCME units remain on strike.

Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvania U.S. Labor Department American Federation of State Afscme Christ Zervanos Gerald McEntee

Unarmed Cop Stops Gunman in Evanston Stand-Off

James Robert McGinn 43 of Portland surrendered his revolver to unarmed Sgt. Jerome DeGross after threatening to kill his wife Jane 45 and friend Cameron Flint 28 in their Evanston apartment. McGinn faces aggravated assault armed violence and unlawful restraint charges.

Evanston, Ill UPI James Robert McGinn Portland Ore Jerome DeGross McGinn Jane Cameron Flint Evanston Flint DeGrass

Amputee Robbed With His Own Gun

A double amputee, Dennis McPhearson of Carol City, Miami, says a home invader robbed him after visiting for a drink. The man wrested McPhearson’s pistol, struck him, stole $13 and a wristwatch, then fled.

Miami API Dennis McPhearson McPhearson Canes

Ford reassures Suharto of continued U S backing at Camp David

President Ford told Indonesia's Suharto that U S allies in Asia can expect firm support despite Indochina upheavals. At Camp David the leaders discussed economic aid and Indonesia's oil wealth, with Kissinger present and Suharto arriving with Foreign Minister Malik for a three hour session.

Camp David UPI Ford Suharto Indonesia U.S Asia South Vietnam Cambodia Henry A. Kissinger Washington Adam Malik Kissinger Virgin Islands Canada Tokoyo Sukarno Malik Laurel Lodge White House Susan Betty Ford Aspen Lodge Organization of Petroleum Exporting Coun

Girl 10 missing. note suggests voluntary departure

Shari Lyn Crumpler, 10, disappeared from Kampers of America campground in Lithia Springs. A note she reportedly left to her parents says she ran away not from force, while police issue a nationwide alert for a 35-year-old Pensacola man seen near the family with two teen boys. Detectives say abduction is possible and widen searches to Florida Alabama and Georgia.

Lithia Springs UPI Douglas County Chuck Goodwin Shari Lyn Crumpler Kampers of America Shari Barbara Coates Goodwin Pensacola Fla Florida Alabama Georgia Don Coates Decatur

British minister to visit Uganda over Hills reprieve

British Foreign Secretary James Callaghan will fly to Uganda to plead for lecturer Dennis Hills life after Amin agreed to spare him following his treason conviction. Amin postponed execution amid talks with Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire and had scheduled Hills to be shot last Friday.

Nairobi Kenya UPI James Callaghan Uganda Idi Amin Dennis Hills Zaire Callaghan Kampala Amin Hills Mobutu Sese Seko Douglas Reid Mobutu

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