Vorster denounces world anger after Biko ruling
South Africa's Prime Minister John Vorster rejects U.S. anger over a court decision absolving police in Steve Biko's death and vows a drastic crackdown on terrorism. He says blacks have no place in politics and rejects one man one vote, while headlines abroad react with shock and dismay.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
John Vorster
U.S
Steve Biko
Vorster
Pretoria
Martinus Prins
Biko
United States
State Department
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Kaya
Solomon
Soweto
Shun Chetty
Port Elizabeth
AMA task force urges government regulation of health care
The AMA National Commission on the Cost of Medical Care calls for government oversight of hospital construction and equipment purchases, cost sharing in insurance, and expanded use of prepaid health plans while opposing new medical schools and urging cost control education for students.
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Chicago
New Agency Proposed to Replace LEAA in Crime Fight
Justice Department officials propose dissolving the LEAA and creating a National Institute of Justice to conduct national crime statistics, fund research, and distribute 85 percent of the budget with a new city based formula. Congress would need to approve and may boost funding to about one billion dollars.
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Washington
Justice Department
Carter
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Chicago Sun-Times
National Institute of Justice
Congress
LEAA
Drug Enforcement Administration
Department
Capitol Hill
Home fire guts Firth family's house leaving nine homeless
A fire Thursday morning gutted the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Giger and their nine children, destroying nearly all possessions. The family will need to rebuild.
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Firth
LeRoy Giger
Hardline Arab summit ponders sanctions against Egypt
In Tripoli Syria Libya Iraq South Yemen and Algeria debated an Arab economic boycott of Egypt over Sadat's Jerusalem trip. Arafat and Habash backed sanctions while Assad urged no divorce with Egypt and Saudi Arabia stayed away pending wider participation.
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Tripoli
Libya
Syria
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Iraq
South Yemen
Algeria
Peoples’ Hall
Beirut
Saudi Arabia
Sadat
An Nahar
Israel
Muammar Khadafy
Jerusalem
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasir Arafat
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Khadafy
Hafez Assad
Assad
Persian Gulf
Obscenity case sentencing set for Dec 9 in Lancaster County
Lancaster County Judge Robert Camp schedules December 9 sentencing for Tara Enterprises Inc and Zachary Productions Ltd after a six member jury convicts them on multiple counts of selling and exhibiting obscene material in Lincoln. Tara faces fines up to $1000 per count and appeals are planned by defense counsel. The verdict also clears the 8mm and 16mm film counts in which Zachary participated.
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Lancaster County
Robert Camp
J. Steven Beckett
Champaign
Ill
Tara Enterprises Inc
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lincoln
Tara
Zachary Productions Ltd
Zachary
O St
Bob Gibson
Board of Censors
Kluender
Nebraska
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