Brezhnev Opens 25th CPSU Congress Pledging Expanded Detente
In a dawn address Brezhnev urged renewed energy to advance detente while warning against US circles opposing improvement in Soviet relations. He attacked China's Maoist line and affirmed backing for MPLA aid in Angola, plus a push for nuclear disarmament and international security guarantees.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
United States
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
MPLA
Angola
West
NATO
China
Lenin
Peking
Kremlin
Middle East
U.N
Income inequality grows in five year span say Harvard economist
Harvard Business School economist Andre Brimmer told the AAAS meeting that income distribution in the United States has become more unequal over the last five years. He cited larger gaps for blacks and poor whites, and warned the outlook remains dim due to inflation and slower growth.
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Boston
United States
Harvard
Andre F. Brimmery
Harvard Business School
Brintmer
Brimmer
Board of
Gov
Ernors
Federal Reserve System
Lyndon Johnson
Ford Administration
Federal Reserve Board
Five Killed In Texas Home Shooting Mystery
In BLUE MOUND near Fort Worth a machinist Wayne Joplin his wife Fae and two sons Kevin 6 and Brian 17 were shot dead in their home. Teen neighbor Terry Trice 17 died from a head wound shot by Gregg Joplin 20 who returned home to find the slain family.
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Blue Mound
Tex
Fort Worth
Gary Erwin
Wayne Joplin
Fae
Kevin
Brian
Terry Trice
Trice
Gregg Joplin
Young Joplin
Gregg Joplins
Greek Oil Tanker Ablaze in Baltimore Harbor
A Greek registered tanker named Christina, 662 feet long, caught fire early today in Baltimore harbor about a mile from Fort McHenry. Coast Guard reported the blaze confined to the vessel before it could sail to the Dutch West Indies for oil pickup.
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Baltimore
Fort Mellenry
Coast Guard
Christina
Dutch West Indies
Econ Guard
Nomination of Hooper Is Killed by Senate Panel
The Senate Public Works Committee voted 11 to 1 to postpone indefinitely the nomination of James F. Hooper III to the Tennessee Valley Authority board. Hooper, a 58 year old Mississippi dairy farmer, faced opposition from environmentalists and TVA lawmakers who cited business failures and lack of relevant experience. Senate aides said the move effectively rejects the nomination amid political overtones and GOP ties.
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Washington
Senate Public Works Committee
Ford
Mississippi
James F. Hooper III
Tennessee Valley Authority
Jennings Randolph
Dw.va
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Hooper
Columbus
Miss
TVA
Georgia
Mississippi House
Senate
Tennessee Valley
William Brock
R-Tenn
GOP
Extremes Mark Monday Temps Across Continental U.S.
The National Weather Service recorded the highest mainland temperature at 80 degrees in Gila Bend Arizona. In contrast Gunnison Colorado logged a low of 14 degrees below zero.
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New York
Outpatient Center Proposal Endorsed by Monroe Officials
The Monroe Commission Council endorsed a plan for an Elec tive Ambulatory Surgical Center to obtain a state Certificate of Need. James Goldman of The Woman's Clinic said the facility would cut elective surgery costs by up to 60 percent, add three operating rooms, X ray and anesthesia gear, and employ a 5 registered nurses 6 LPNs 2 medical techs and staff. The project would cost about 1 million dollars and be financed by
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Bob Hammack
Monroe Commission Council Today
Monroe
James 0. Goldman
Woman's Clinic
State Office of Comprehensive Health Planning
Baton Rouge
Goldman
Foul Play Ruled Out Of Quinlan Case
New Jersey Attorney General William F Hyland announced that the five month inquiry into Karen Anne Quinlans collapse found no evidence of foul play in the bruises on her body or the head lump and no link to the coma More than 25 people were interviewed including her parents and close associates and polygraph tests were used in part of the investigation while the New Jersey Supreme Court considers the respiration disconnection decision
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Trenton
William F. Hyland
Karen Anne Quinlan
Hyland
Miss Quinlan
Joseph
Julia
New Jersey Supreme Court
Thomas Cannon
Division of Criminal Justice
State Police
Lkely
Twin Cities Boating Course Offered by Ouachita Power Squadron
A free boating course covering seamanship rules of the river regulations trailering and chart work will be offered by the Ouachita Power Squadron on March 2. Interested individuals may contact the squadron commander at 387-9829. Belated birthday wishes for Gary Fleming who turned 21 and is the son of J. W. and Mrs. Fleming of 103 Jolly Rogers Monroe were shared.
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Ouachita Power Squadron
Gary Fleming
Gary
J. W. Fleming
Jolly Rogers
Monroe
Weather Today in Twin Cities Warmth and Sunshine Ahead
Four residents in the Twin Cities can expect sunny skies and warmer temperatures today with a high in the mid 70s and a cool night in the upper 40s. Wednesday climbs to the upper 70s with a slight thunderstorm chance as southwest winds shift to southerly. FAA at Monroe Memicinal Airport logged a Monday high of 4 and a morning low of 40 with no rainfall in the last 24 hours. Extended Louisiana outlook shows continued mild days with lows in the 60s and little precipitation.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Monroe Memicinal
Louisiana
Savannah girl shines in baton twirling contest
Young Pam Stevens of Savannah Georgia dances and twirls through her routine during a baton twirling contest at College Park City Auditorium.
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Pam Stevens
Savannah, Ga
College Park City Auditorium
Senate panel struggles to cut food stamp program costs
The Senate Agriculture Committee renewed talks on revising the food stamp program amid sharp exchanges and diverging cost estimates as it seeks $500 to $933 million in potential savings. Ford presses to cut $1.2 billion annually by Oct. 1, ordering regulatory action through Earl L. Butz.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Department of Agriculture
Hermann E. Talmadge
D-Ga
George McGovern
D.S.D
Robert Dole
Ford
Congress
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
River Stages Station Flood Present Change Stage
River stage readings show present flood level at station in Monroe Camden area with stages recording 26 and 14.1 feet, indicating a shift in flood status to stage I as of latest measurement.
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Monroe
Ise
Camden
Inside The News-Star Section Map
Classified listings and sections show Abby 2B Jumble 5B Broadway 8A Lowman 2B Radio-TV 3B Comics 4B Sports SA iCrossword 4B Theater BA Deaths 0B Van Dellen 4B Editorial 4A Women 1B Horoscope 8A Weather 6A 2 Sections 22 Pages.
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Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
FBI Kept Secret Stop Index and Data on Thousands
GAO says the FBI compiled a computerized telephone number file in 1969 for criminal probes and used it in domestic intelligence from 1971 to 1975. The system tracked numbers of people connected to militant cases and stored related records for three months.
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Washington
FBI
Congressional
General Accounting Office
GAO
Elmer B. Staats
House Judiciary
Flu Outbreak Widespread But Signs Point to Decline
Area health and school officials report the flu outbreak in the Twin Cities region has peaked with absenteeism high in Monroe City and Ouachita Parish schools. Hospital outpatient visits rose, while many patients delay doctor visits, indicating widespread impact despite hopeful declines.
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Twin Cities
Sidney Seegers
Monroe City
Seegers
Quachila Parish
Twinities
Bezet
Glenwood Hospital
Ewell Singleton
W. Carroll Summer
Ouachita Parish
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