Serbian church gains foothold in U S
Washington report details alleged Yugoslav secret police influence within the Serbian Orthodox Church in the United States. It cites FBI memos and intelligence claims that UDB installed leaders, manipulated elections, and funded bishops to subvert American parishes, with a Supreme Court ruling favoring the Communist backed church.
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Les Whitten
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Iran
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Belgrade
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Dedhani
Father Makarije
UBD
Judas
Dionisije
Uprava Drzavne Bezbednosti
San Francisco
William Leonhart
Free Enterprise Defined by Newton Leader
Editorial by Dick Chamberlain of the Newton Chamber of Commerce argues free enterprise means freedom of choice in buying, working, investing, and living. It links the system to personal freedoms and warns against federal controls eroding the market economy.
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Dick Chamberlain
The
Newton
Black support for Carter under scrutiny as unemployment rises
Liberal critics, including Rep. Parren Mitchell, say Carter advances on the budget may slow job growth and hurt social programs. Black leaders warn that unemployment among black workers remains high while labor and minority concerns grow.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
NEA
Jimmy Carter
George McGovern
Carter
Parren J. Mitchell
Congressional Black Caucus
Labor Department
Mitchell
Kansan Briefs Weigh Wichita Convention and Local Happenings
Thirty years ago Guy Webster of the Chamber of Commerce I A McMillan and E A Berry attended the Kansas C of C convention in Wichita Ensign Glenn A Reiff reported for flight training at Corpus Christi Naval Air Base Dr J T Brown lectured on optometry in Amarillo Tom Hanna Clay Hedrick Jr and Murray Regier returned from KU to spend summer in Newton Mr and Mrs E O Smalley held open house for their 25th wedding anniversary
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Guy Webster
Chamber of Commerce
I.A. McMillan
E.A. Berry
Kansas C of C
Wichita
Glenn A. Reiff
Naval Air Base
Corpus, Christi
Tex
J.T. Brown
Amarillo
Tom Hanna
Clay Hedrick Jr
Murray Regier
Newton
E.O. Smalley
Alternatives to the gasoline car push for cleaner transport
Don Oakley reviews progress in reducing auto pollution and questions the cost of stricter rules. He notes EPA projections raising new car prices and highlights hybrids, electric cars, flywheel systems, and smaller engines as potential alternatives needing national priority.
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Don Oakley
Congress
Detroit
The
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
California
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Readers letters critique pollution cars and car values
Editor letters reference a 1974 independent study claiming a 1967 high performance car produced 25 percent fewer pollutants and better mileage than a 1974 model. A follow up cites NADA valuations and argues local dealers markup trade-ins, sending the writer out of town for better prices.
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NADA
National Automobile Dealers Assn
History highlights mark key events on June 14 in history
On June 14 1775 the Continental Congress authorized ten rifle companies for one year to form the U S Army in Philadelphia. In 1777 the Stars and Stripes was adopted as the national flag. In 1846 settlers at Sonoma proclaimed the free Republic of California. In 1940 Paris fell to German occupation. In 1944 American forces began the Saipan invasion in the Marianas.
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U.S. Army
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Sonoma
Calif
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