City approves contract for paramedic training for squadmen
About 25 emergency squadmen will begin paramedic training under a $12 000 contract. Urbana instructor Mary Tompkins will teach 40 weeks of 160 classroom hours and 100 clinical hours at Middletown Hospital. Training exceeds EMT requirements and follows Tompkins work with Hamilton and Springfield, city manager says.
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Hamilton
Springfield
March on embassy blocked in Seoul by veterans protest
About 250 riot police halted a march of wounded veterans toward the US Embassy in Seoul after a rally at the Veterans Welfare Building. The group planned to deliver a protest letter over alleged CIA bugging of President Park Chung hee’s office in the 1960s. Former ambassadors weighed in on Porter’s claims about planted listening devices and wider scandal.
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Park Chunghee
Veterans Welfare
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Korea
Whites file bias lawsuit against UNC law school
Two applicants, Patricia Lynn Bostick and Steven Palmer Rader, allege they were denied admission to the University of North Carolina School of Law at Chapel Hill because they are white. They name William Friday, Robert Byrd, Phillip Dickson, and Ferebee Taylor as defendants. Byrd says the university runs a special admissions program for disadvantaged students.
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Miami University concert Friday features Karla Bonoff openers
Karla Bonoff, guitarist and singer from Los Angeles, opens Friday at Millett Assembly Hall for Jackson Browne as part of Miami University Little Siblings Weekend. Bonoff collaborated with Kenny Edwards and Wendy Waldman to form Bryndle, influencing Linda Ronstadt’s hit Someone to Lay Down Beside Me. Browne performs after Bonoff. tickets nearly sold out with phone info available.
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Israel denies violation of arms pact in Lebanon invasion
Israel says its use of U.S. supplied weapons in the Lebanon invasion does not breach the 1952 arms agreement though Secretary of State Vance warns a violation may have occurred. Israel calls the March 15 incursion legitimate self defense after a March 1 attack killed 35 Israelis on a highway. A cease fire was declared March 21 amid ongoing tensions.
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African expert to speak at Miami University event
Maynard W. Swanson, Miami University history associate professor, will open a 1:30 p.m. program at Verity Lodge on World Affairs Day. An African studies panel of students and a local MU student will follow, with Raymond Fening moderating a discussion for university and high school students and community members. Registration begins at 12 pm. the free program is on University Boulevard campus.
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Benning Soldier Charged In Brutal Murder Case
Fort Benning serviceman William Henry Hance 26 of Lexington Virginia is charged with murder in the deaths of two black women found near the fort as police and a local paper traced rambling letters signed by the chairman of the Forces of Evil. A letter vowed to kill a black woman every 30 days until six elderly white women were strangled in an exclusive area between 1977 and this year. Hance is held by federal authorities on murder and extortion theft charges amid a case linked to the letters demanding money.
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Marcos certain to retain control in Philippines
Manila dispatch notes President Ferdinand E. Marcos is certain to retain influence after the weekend election. He is not a candidate but dominates the 45 day campaign and seeks a landslide in Metropolitan Manila where Imelda Marcos heads a pro administration slate opposing imprisoned former Sen Benigno Aquino Jr. Aquino, jailed since 1972, faces a military court verdict and death sentence.
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