Soviet UN renegade demands money and protection
Arkady Shevchenko, the Soviet UN official, reportedly sought money and U.S. protection to resign from his $76,000 a year post. Waldheim warned this would become an affair between the Soviet and U.S. governments. Diplomats fear the dispute could disrupt Vance’s Moscow talks on arms reductions. Reston said Shevchenko is free to stay, return to the USSR, or move elsewhere. He left his UN post April 5 amid government differences and has not appeared publicly since.
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United States
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Middletown Campus opens all events to public during Campus Community Week
Miami University Middletown invites the public to visit tomorrow and Saturday for Campus Community Week events. A film festival and math clinic run through Sunday, with showings, a library display, and an art exhibit. Pianist David Bean performs tonight in Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Admission is 3 dollars for adults and 1.50 for students and seniors. Tomorrow's noon faculty lecture by Adolph Greenberg, on human evolution, will be held in Johnston Hall Room 191.
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Moped License Tests Set for April 22
Ohio patrols announce moped license testing on April 22 at Blue Ash and White Oak stations from 9 to noon without appointments. Hamilton and Lebanon sites closed. Tests include vision and written traffic law and road sign questions. applicants must be at least 14 with age proof.
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Elderly Victims Face Rising Crime in Cincinnati 1977
In Cincinnati crimes against residents aged 60 and older rose 16.1 percent in 1977, while overall city offenses fell 3.3 percent. Police logged 2,610 offenses against seniors versus 2,249 in 1976, as the One Commission on Aging reported.
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Doors glued at Planned Parenthood offices in Minneapolis
Anti abortion activists are blamed for vandalism that has closed three Planned Parenthood of Minnesota offices in the Minneapolis area. Employees found doors glued shut on multiple mornings and locks filled with glue as Executive Director Thomas Webber notes. Police investigate closures of the three offices.
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Planned Parenthood of
Minnesota
Thomas Webber
Middletown JA advisers to be honored at Dayton dinner
Seventy seven advisers to eighteen Middletown Junior Achievement companies will be honored at a recognition dinner at Luttmiller's Supper Club in Dayton. The event pays tribute to volunteer adults who guide over four hundred local teens in operating their miniature corporations.
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