Anti Mao posters surge in Beijing after purge
A 1988 Beijing wall poster accuses Mao Zedong of backing the Gang of Four during the 1966 upheaval and depicts the late leader amid fresh rhetoric. The display follows Chou Enlai's 1976 death and the Red Square incident, with Teng Hsiao-ping later rehabilitated and guiding industry under Hua Kuo-feng.
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Steel haulers go to court amid self representation bid
Pittsburgh based Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers leaders say they will defend their bid for independent bargaining. Six steel companies seek a contempt ruling from US District Judge Louis Rosenberg over a 1971 injunction tied to a ten day highway strike that turned violent.
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Maryland Sees Adequate Winter Fuel Supplies Despite Cold Forecasts
Maryland's Energy Policy Office says residents can expect enough home heating fuel and natural gas this winter even if temperatures fall 10 percent below projections. Rain Weiss, spokesman, cites adequate supplies barring Chesapeake Bay freezing and port access. Conservation efforts by consumers are boosting projections, with new gas terminals potentially adding 60 million cubic feet daily during peak cold periods.
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Begin rejects Egypt timetable demand in peace talks
Prime Minister Menachem Begin says he will urge Cabinet rejection of Egypt’s demand for a timetable for solving the Palestinian problem and vows to sign the peace treaty as it stood. The cabinet adjourned without a decision as negotiations in Washington resume amid Palestinian violence and settler tension in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
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Maryland Says As-Is Used Cars Remain Illegal
Maryland Motor Vehicle Commissioner Emer Johnson says as is sales of used cars remain illegal under state law. He argues the FTC proposal supplements rather than overrides Maryland statutes, which since 1971 enforce implied warranties for new and used vehicles.
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Free Hearing Aid Service Center in Frederick Hagerstown Area
Beltone Electronics Corp announces a free service center for hearing aid wearers in the Frederick Hagerstown area. The weekly clinic offers cleaning and checks for loose connections and malfunctions at 36 So Market Street from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM every Wednesday. In home appointments are available by calling 301-694-9199.
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