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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1977

Page

7

China seeks independent economic system while keeping doors open

The State Planning Commission announced in the Peking People’s Daily that China will build an independent economic system yet not close to the world. It said China aims for industrial advancement by the turn of the century, and will expand economic technical and cultural exchange on equality and mutual benefit.

Tokyo State Planning Commission Peking People’s Daily

O Donnell Funeral Brings Boston Irish Politicians

Kenneth P O'Donnell longtime Kennedy adviser dies at 53 and funeral planned in Brookline Massachusetts with a gathering of past and present Boston Irish politicians. He helped land John F Kennedy in the White House and served as the presidents appointments secretary.

Brookline. Mass Boston Donnell John I Kennedy White House Heth Israel Hospital Kennedy

West Germany signals possible release of jailed terrorists

Bonn says it may free 11 imprisoned terrorists to win the release of industrialist Hanns Martin Schleyer. Denis Pagot quoted a government message stating the flight plan must name a destination and overflight routes. without that, arrangements cannot proceed. The letter warned such a flight would risk crew danger and could not be set up.

West Germany Bonn Hanns Martin Schlever Schleyer Denis Pagot

IMF cites inflation fears hindering growth and jobless rates

The IMF in its annual report says inflation worries dampen growth and keep unemployment high across industrial nations. It notes West Germany Japan and the United States are in relatively good position but all major economies face high unemployment, weak growth, and inflation.

Washington International Monetary Fund IMF West Germany Japan United States

Gang warfare prompts San Francisco gang task force

City officials form a 15 member gang squad after an execution style killing in Richmond District and a borrowed wounded youth tied to revenge for last week’s Chinatown restaurant shootings that left five dead. Mayor Moscone and Police Chief Gain announce the action.

San Francisco Richmond Chinatown George Moscone Charles Gain

New Democratic Demand Special Probe of Tongsun Park

The opposition New Democratic party in Seoul urged a special parliamentary investigation into Tongsun Park and alleged influence buying in Washington. They charged the scandal has damaged U S South Korea relations and said President Park Chung Hee's government appears to shield Park.

Seoul South Korea New Democratic Party Tongsun Park Washington United States South

Energy on agenda of Congress

The Senate prepares to act on an energy conservation bill banning cars under 16 mpg rising to 21 mpg by 1925. It also sets efficiency standards for buildings and appliances and expands weatherization and solar equipment loans. The House pursues a wage increase and Bert Lance faces Senate scrutiny this week.

Washington Senate House Carter Bert Lance Lance Georgia

Metric equivalent of a square rod

The metric conversion states that one square rod equals 25.295 square meters. This provides a precise metric area value for the traditional unit used in surveying and land measurement.

Episcopal bishop urges unity amid ordination dispute

Bishop John M. Krumm of the Diocese of Southern Ohio urged unity from St Pauls Episcopal Church as a fight over women priests and a potential secession from the national church continued. Court supervised votes and suspensions frame a week of tensions with Rev. G Wayne Craig.

Columbus, Ohio John M. Krumm Southern Ohio St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Krumm G. Wayne Craig Ohio Craig St. Louis Protestant Episcopal Church U.S St Louis

EPA Mandates Quieter City Buses by 1985

The EPA plans new rules to cut bus noise nationwide. Administrator Douglas Castle says buses are part of the urban noise problem. All city buses must match the quietest current model by 1985.

Washington Douglas Castle Environmental Protection Agency EPA

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