Mohawk Uprising Clashes Over Jay Treaty Passages
Mohawk Indians clash with Canadian officials at the International Bridge in Massena as they press for free passage under the 1794 Jay Treaty. Delegations plan to Ottawa to meet Prime Minister Trudeau and minister Andras. groceries seized and a brief gunfire incident noted as tensions flare.
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Massena
N.Y
Ottawa
International Bridge
United States
Canada
St. Regis
Kawa-Tineta Horn
Montreal
Algonquin Indiana
Montwauld
Que
Onondaga
Syracuse
Trudeau
Robert Andras
Andras
Roosevelttown
Angus Mitchell
Cornwall
Customs House
College to Reopen as Debates Over Minority Rights Roil Campus
Hawakawa quotes Abe on whether a free government allows minority groups to disrupt it. Despite turmoil, about 18 000 students returned to classes after the campus closed early for holidays. The dispute centers on Ethnic Studies demand and expansion of a Black Studies Department next semester. The college may broaden a Special Admissions Program for 400 of 2 000 minority students. Campus labor tensions involve 300 of 1 100 faculty backing a strike for pay and autonomy. San Francisco labor leaders will decide on strike sanctions.
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California
Hayakawa
American Federation of Teachers
San Francisco Labor Council
Seminole Sentinel Change of Ownership Underway
Seminole will see a new owner group for its weekly paper as Roy McQueen and associates acquire the Seminole Sentinel from Taylor Communications of Fort Worth. A new corporation, Seminole Sentinel Inc., will run the paper with McQueen remaining publisher amid military leave. associates James Roberts and Ted Taylor join the venture while Mrs. Berle Snyder serves as interim publisher.
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Seminole
Seminole Sentinel
Roy McQueen
Taylor Communications, Inc
Fort Worth
Seminole Sentinel, Inc
Taylor Communications
Sentinel
Fred Barbee
C. C. Woodson
McQueen
James Roberts
Ted Taylor
Berle Snyder
Sooner Than Expected Sea Threatens Venice
Venice expert Eugenio Miozzi warns rising sea levels will drown the city within 80 years. He cites geodetic surveys showing the lagoon subsides faster than previously thought, with St Mark's Square regularly flooded and predictions that Venice could be 31.4 inches lower by 2048, signaling the end of the city.
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St. Mark’s
Miozzi
Venice
Mishaps at Quaker Avenue injure teen in city crash
Kathy A Bell, 17, of 5316 24th Street, remained in fair condition at Methodist Hospital Sunday after a car carrying her struck a railroad crossing sign and utility pole on Avenue L just south of 38th Street late Saturday night. The Adriatic Sea level rises and Venice subsidence raise questions about a dam solution, with experts noting a 1966 plan by Miozzi no longer viable due to ongoing subsoil sinking and sea level rise.
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Quaker Avenue
Kathy A. Bell
24Th St
Methodist Hospital
Avenue L
38Th Street
Adriatic Sea
Adriatic
Venice
Miozzi
Pioneering Heart Transplant Outcomes At Stanford
In a report on early heart transplant progress, Dr. Shumway and Stanford physicians describe six patients including first recipient Mike Kasperak who died shortly after surgery, and Darrell Hammarey who survived six hours later. Two of four survivors are at home, two remain hospitalized as rejection remains a major challenge. Shumway notes signs of rejection improve with experience and tests, and predicts transplants will rise slowly but remain uncommon in the near term.
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Shumway
Cleveland
Mike Kasperak
Stanford Medical Center
Airlines
Darrell Hammarey
Stanford
Hair approves nude scene permission amid government doubts
Bernard Castelli noted prior permission for the nude scene from local authorities. He described the government action as bewildering and disappointed, while affirming Hair as internationally accepted and a global success promoting peace and love.
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Bernard Castelli
United States
Europe
ROT MIX ANKARA Turkey Buys U S Hot Mix Plants
Ankara Turkey expands its energy infrastructure by purchasing hot mix asphalt plants in the United States. The deal signals Turkey’s effort to secure asphalt production capacity and strengthen cross border trade ties between Ankara and U S suppliers.
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Ankara
Turkey
U. S
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Italy
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