Indians Aim at TV Westerns and Textbooks
Russell Means of the American Indian Movement says the group will target media showing cowboys and Indians and press changes in school textbooks. He calls for an injunction against Western film showings and critiques stereotypes, noting education efforts by the Cleveland American Indian Center and library projects to present accurate Indian history.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Russell Means
Cleveland American Indian Center, Inc
Means
Cleveland American Indian Center
Cleveland Indians
Wahoo
Cleveland
Theyland
University of
Ugh
Mewantum
Am Towa
Samelit
Eace
Minnesota
State Pay Hikes Delayed Despite Federal Request
Ohio officials seek federal approval to grant 10 to 16 percent salary raises for state campus and county welfare workers spread over 16 months. The request to the Federal Pay Board comes as officials expect action next week or soon, with paychecks due February 4 and legality upheld by the state attorney general.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Federal
Robert Meany
Nixon
Meany
Oihio
Gilligan
All Night Music at Miami Center Features Hotmud Family
An all night music event at Miami University centers on the Hotmud Family playing 20s and 30s country string band tunes in the Towers Room. A midnight triple offering includes a coffee house folk singers in Heritage Room, Star Truck Band in the Towers Room, and Logos in the Reservation. Admission 50 cents, coffee 50 cents, late reservation show free.
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Oxford
Miami University Center
Towers
Hotmud
Gly Neon Ae Friends Cert
Will Orm
Heritage Room
Star Truck Band
Poynter
Miami
Daytona Beach
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Pocket Lounge
Carrousel Inn
Cincinnati
Midt Towers
Young Astronaut Promoted To Brigadier General
Houston AP report notes astronaut Thomas P. Stafford was promoted from colonel to brigadier general in a surprise call from Vice President Spiro Agnew. The promotion, making him one of the youngest general officers in the Air Force, awaits Senate confirmation.
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Houston, Tex
Thomas P. Stafford
Air Force
Spiro T. Agnew
Red For A Reason Meat Institute Defends Hot Dog
The American Meat Institute defends hot dogs as red by nitrite use noting nitrites inhibit bacteria and that government standards keep levels safe. It disputes Consumer Reports claims of excessive bacteria spoilage low nutrition and asserts Americans eat about 60 hot dogs per person yearly.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Consumer Reports
W. J. Annan
The
Meat
Institute
Annan
AMI
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Russell
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Senate
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Sma
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Greathouse’s
Croup
Nunn-Bush
Onversa
Wool West Suits
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