China Embraces Modern Marxism Over Old Orthodoxy
Peking, AP. China says orthodox Marxism is outdated and cannot solve modern problems. A People's Daily front page editorial rejects Marx Engels and Lenin as obsolete and argues for developing Marxism to fit Deng Xiaoping’s market reforms. The piece targets conservatives wary of capitalism and supports Deng’s bid to broaden private enterprise and foreign investment.
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Deng
Soviet Union
Union Carbide Faces 15 Billion Lawsuit Over Bhopal Disaster
A 15 billion class action filed in Charleston claims Union Carbide designed the methyl isocyanate unit at the Bhopal plant poorly and failed to warn India. It seeks 5 billion in comp and 10 billion in punitive damages. The suit targets victims and names Indian citizens as plaintiffs.
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W.va
Union Carbide Corp
Bhopal
India
U.S
Union Carbide
Carbide
South Charleston
Institute
North Carolina
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
Monte Preiser
Dick Henderson
West Virginia
Beleaguered Airline Suffers Another Setback
A Provincetown-Boston Airlines commuter plane crashed after tail separation shortly after takeoff near Jacksonville Florida. The Embraer Bandeirante carried 11 passengers and two crew members. investigators cited loss of tail stabilizer as cause. The crash follows a period of safety inspections and a temporary fleet grounding by the FAA.
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Pla
Provincetown-Boston Airlines
PBA
Patricia Goldman
National Transportation Safety Board
Ms. Goldman
Washington
Four Believed Dead In Hijacking Saga
Four passengers are reported killed by Arab hijackers of a Kuwait Airways Airbus A-300 in Tehran, with 50 people still aboard. The hijackers threaten further executions if Kuwait does not broadcast their demand for 14 prisoners' release, while Iran’s IRNA notes 107 hostages freed so far.
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Alex Efty
Associated Press
Iran
Islamic Republic
TRNA
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Kuwait Airways
Pakistan
Kuwait
IANA
Mehrabad
IRNA
Dubai
United Arab
Emirates
Chesbro Reflects On Long GOP Political Involvement
Chesbro recalled starting as a 1941 state Senate page and tracing a lifelong career in party work. He described roles as Republican precinct committeeman Franklin County chairman and district leader, plus an alternate delegate to the 1968 GOP convention. He called party service a labor of love.
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Chesbro
State Senate
Franklin County
2Nd District
Wall Street Drops to Four-Month Low On Friday
A late selling wave pushed the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials down 7.28 to 1,163.21, the lowest closing level in four months. IBM again stood out as a key casualty as institutions scaled back equity exposure. Volume on the NYSE weakened markedly to about 1 million shares from 96.56 million.
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NEW York
International Business Machines
New York Stock Exchange
Dodson Aviation staff shown amid travel and growth
Paul Geist, parts manager since 1980, leads four Geist brothers at Dodson Aviation along with Denise Geist and other staff. J.R. and John Geist note the diverse, abroad travel for crews assembling and shipping damaged aircraft, mostly built in Kansas. Bob Dodson praises local talent and training for management.
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Dodson Aviation
Paul Geist
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Dodson
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Geists
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Joe
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Denise Geist
Chad Thompson
Cathy Johnson
Linda Bowers
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States
John Geist
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