Kissinger Tours Africa Backing Black Majority Rule
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger pressed Africa to pursue black majority rule while warning time is short for Rhodesia's white rulers. He stated U S support for Africa's aspirations and concrete aid, while denying plans for military aid and urging unity among African nations and movements.
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Rhodesia
Henry
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Africa
Associated Press
London
Soviet Union
Cuba
Man's organ donation hopes blocked by Ohio law
In Cincinnati Hamilton County coroner Dr. Frank Cleveland refuses to allow removal of Harold Yorks kidneys for transplants citing Ohio law. York 52 died after a motorcycle automobile crash Easter Sunday. Prosecutor Simon Leis says law forbids organ removal in coroner cases, halting the plan to donate organs to two children.
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Harrison
Ohio
Harold York
Hamilton County
Frank Cleveland
Children’s Hospital
York
Good Samaritan Hospital
James Fields
Cleveland
Simon Lew
Leis
Rehearsals Underway Ahead of Vietnam Assembly Vote
In Bangkok a report notes sirens brass bands lion dances and priests taking part in election rehearsals for South and North Vietnam's first combined national assembly vote. Western observers expect the congress to largely rubber stamp decisions from Hanoi.
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Thailand
North
South
Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
News Service
Kyodo
le Ho Chi Minh
Radio
Pham van I
Truong Chinh
National Assembly
North Vietnam
U S Exports Coal For Steel Faces Export Oversight
U S coal exports for metallurgical use rise amid scarce domestic supply. GAO says FEA lacks detailed export data and urges immediate data collection to judge if export controls are needed to protect steel industry, with 198 from 1974 figures cited and concerns over future coal availability.
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Federal Energy Administration
Frank G. Zarb
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Energy Agency
S. Geological Survey
United States
Commerce Department
General Accountingfice
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Accounting Office
Weather: Showers and cooler temps with 60 percent rain today
More showers and cooler temperatures expected with highs in the low 70s and an overnight low in the 40s. Rain should end tonight. Monday will be partly cloudy with highs in the 50s and a 40 percent rain chance tonight.
Reunion of Four Classes Looms at Fenwick High
Glance inside the Fenwick High School reunion planned for this weekend encompasses four classes after months of preparation. The piece highlights ongoing features and related local stories across pages 17 and 31, with additional coverage on a mock disaster drill in Trenton on page M4.
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Fenwick High School
Art Toalston
Mini Mothers Circle
Jeriizer
Trenton
Medicaid cuts threaten welfare patients and hospitals in Ohio
As of May 1 Ohio faces broad Medicaid reductions that will stop payments for pain killers vitamins hearing aids and many therapies. Welfare patients risk suffering serious medical setbacks while hospitals face rising costs and potential write-offs. Budget pressures and a looming state audit add to a crisis felt across Garden Manor Middletown Hospital and others.
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Department of Public Welfare
Columbus
Kohn
Sutter
Walter Mischle
Middletown Hospital Association
Charles J. Kurfess
Welfare Department
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Jack Brooks
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Congress
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Vera
Brooks
Thomas Collins County
Barry Kohn
Garden Manor Extended Care Center
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William Denham
Charlie Sutter
Middletown Hospital
Owen Hoo
Garden Manor
Steve Boymel
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