Purge of Teng Hsiao-ping tops China news in Central Committee
Peking Radio reports Mao Tse-tung proposed Teng Hsiao-ping’s dismissal from all posts while keeping party membership. Hua Kuo-feng named premier and party vice chairman. Riots at Tiananmen and police actions cited as context for the purge. In California, DMV study says replacing courts with officers could save about 13 million dollars annually after startup costs.
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Gate of Heavenly Peace
Tien An Men Square
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Communist Party of China
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Sacramento
Department of Motor Vehicles
Inside job suspected in $851000 Wells Fargo theft at Daily News building
Police say the Tuesday heist at 220 West 42nd Street involved three masked men who ambushed two Wells Fargo guards and two Daily News employees near a Citibank vault. They seized 17 bags of cans and 3 bags with $851,000 in cash, escaping before dawn. Det. Joseph Pellhiecane cited possible inside knowledge of the building layout and shipment timing. Two sanitation trucks with NMS initials were seen leaving the area.
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Syria seals sea blockade to starve Lebanon of arms
Beirut reports Syria has tightened a sea blockade to curb arms and supplies to Lebanon's leftists amid civil war tensions. The move worsens bread and fuel shortages in western Beirut and eastern Christian areas, while a Syrian torpedo attack on Cheshire Venture signals intent to halt arms shipments as factions clash and cease-fire efforts proceed.
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Brown pushes labor leaders to back farm labor board
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. urged California labor leaders to back reviving the Agricultural Labor Relations Board. In a speech before AFL-CIO, he vowed to stand firm, saying he would fight for funding and potentially seek voter support if needed, while attacking reac tionaries and urging a future coalition. A disturbance interrupted the address when Nick Benton disrupted the event and was escorted out.
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U.S. Senate
Senate hearer links foreign bribes to U S reput ation
Leonard Meeker of the Center for Law and Social Policy told the Senate Banking Committee that corporate payments to foreign officials taint the American reputation for quality and honesty. He said a broad spectrum of US industry engaged in questionable financial transactions abroad and noted SEC files on Gulf Oil's alleged contributions.
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United States
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SEC
Senate Ethics Committee
Gulf Oil
Ford declares Wisconsin win justifies faith in Kissinger
President Ford touted his Wisconsin primary victory as validating his faith in Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and a repudiation of Ronald Reagan's foreign policy criticisms. He called Kissinger one of the greatest secretaries of state and said the win strengthens his support as he faces upcoming contests.
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Hughes Buried in Private Sunrise Service
Billionaire Howard Hughes was laid to rest in private sunrise services beside his parents at a Houston cemetery. The 70 year old reclusive magnate died Monday of kidney failure en route to a Texas hospital. Dean Robert Gibson officiated the Episcopalian rites as mourners watched the casket lowered into the family plot.
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Texas
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Judiciary committee OKs antitrust measure
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved an eight to five antitrust bill imposing tough pre merger notification rules and broad new powers for investigations. It would let states sue for treble damages in price fixing, with damages returned to injured consumers and determined by sampling.
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Roman Hruska
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