Violence Flares At Denver Vietnamese Housing Project
In a Denver housing project tensions between Black and Vietnamese residents erupted as a gang of Hispanic youths attacked a Vietnamese man and smashed car windows. Police reported no arrests. many Vietnamese families had already fled the area, fearing further violence amid long-standing ethnic clashes and refugees' resettlement pressures.
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Denver
Bernard Valdez
Department of Social Services
Valdez
Rich Castro
United States
Seadrift
Texas
Vietnam
States Begin Taking Poets More Seriously
AP report notes 17 states have poets laureate, up from 1974 count, as governors name laureates with varying duties and pay. It highlights Maryland and Alaska as examples with shifts toward prestige, and names several current laureates including Clifton Brooks Nickerson and Stafford, plus Tennessee’s Pek Gunn and Georgia’s Dr. John Lewis.
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Lee Mitgang
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
John Lewis
Carter
Council of State Governments
Florida
Nebraska
Lucille Clifton
Maryland
Illinois
Carl Sandburg
Gwendolyn Brooks
Annie Allen
Richard Eberhart
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Eberhart
Sheila Nickerson
Alaska
Alaska State Library
Juneau
Nickerson
Clifton
Brooks
Kentucky
Jesse Hilton Stuart
Lilli Chaffin
Agnes O'Rear
William Edgar Stafford
Oregon
William Young Elliott
Alabama
Henry Thomas Voltz
Louisiana
Louise McNeill
West Virginia
E. Jean Lanyon
Delaware
James Larkin Pearson
North Carolina
Henry R. Martinson
Lydia O. Jackson
North Dakota
Maggie Culver Fry
Oklahoma
Lily Peter
Arkansas
Dorothy B. Elfstrom
Texas
Pek Gunn
Tennessee
Lewis
Stafford
Carlin to review SRS report after China trip
Gov. John Carlin plans to release a task force report on the SRS after returning from a two week China trip. Daniel Watkins said final version awaits the governor and noted the Lawrence Journal-World published a copy not guaranteed as final.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Daniel Watkins
Carlin
China
Lawrence Journal-World
Watkins
Journal-World
Robert C. Harder
SRS
Harder
Missouri
Glickman Says Duncan May Boost Gasohol Role in Energy Plan
Rep Dan Glickman notes Incoming Energy Secretary Charles Duncan likely will push alcohol fuels harder than Schlesinger He sees a shift from nuclear toward liquid fuel research and views gasohol as a positive short term fuel extender amid shortages Critics say the energy balance makes alcohol fuel controversial but supporters argue for incentives and renewables to reach 10 percent of U S energy needs
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Washington
Charles Duncan
Dan Glickman
Kansas Democrat
Duncan
James
Schlesinger
Energy Department
Congress
Agriculture Department
Glickman
Gasohol
Chrysler rebates boost buyers to trade in for new models
Chrysler offers a $400 rebate to buyers at Chrysler-Plymouth dealers for new New Yorker Newport Cordoba LeBaron or Plymouth Volare. Chrysler Corporation will mail the $400 check directly to the buyer. The appeal targets the 17 million strong Chrysler drivers urging support for newer, more efficient cars.
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Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Plymouth
Ford
Datsun
Toyota
Honda
General Motors
America
Newport
Cordoba
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Wichita, Kan
Eugene R. Lambert
Wichita Eagle and Beacon
Wichita
Lambert
Foundation For
William Ott
Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Metro Group
Knight- Ridder
Eagle-Beacon
Duluth, Minn
Herald and
News-Tribune
St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneer Press
Ridder Publications, Inc
Energy Chief
Bob White
Quel
S&s
Chrysser
Ottawa
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