Demonstrations in Peking over Teng Hsiao-ping uproar
Reports from Tokyo indicate reduced turnout in Tian An Men Square as students and others protest Teng Hsiao-ping’s removal from party and government posts. Hua Kuofeng is promoted to premier and first vice chairman of the party.
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Estes still owes IRS after prison in Texas
More than a decade after Billie Sol Estes went to prison for mail fraud and conspiracy the government seeks judgments totaling 45 million dollars against Estes and his wife Patsy for back taxes penalties and interest from 1959 to 1962. Petitions filed in U S district court in Abilene and refiling of state tax liens continue to target the Estes family with liens in Taylor County to prevent expiration while Estes remains on probation until 1980.
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American envoy predicts Franjieh will resign soon
U S diplomat L Dean Brown told reporters in Beirut that President Suleiman Franjieh is likely to resign after a transition plan. He said Washington backs a new president soon and noted Christian leaders push for Franjieh's ouster. No comment from Camille Chamoun or the Tiger militia.
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Drug bust disrupts wedding party in Laredo area
Mexican rancher Jose Tamez and his wife Elvia Negreta Tamez faced heroin possession charges after DEA, state, and local police arrested them at a Laredo hotel. Bond set at 250000 each. they remained jailed as the wedding they missed drew attention.
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Vandalized Weather Channel Delivers Nude Images in Sallisaw
In Sallisaw Oklahoma the local weather channel aired for about 30 minutes after 8 p.m. Wednesday displaying photographs of five nude women. Authorities report vandals broke into the building housing the camera and attached the images to the gauges and indicators fueling the prank. Only minor entry points were forced with fence and door locks compromised.
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Slayton urges space advocates to reach beyond their crowd
Apollo-Soyuz astronaut Deke Slayton told Space Congress attendees in Cape Canaveral that space supporters must talk to non aerospace groups to maintain interest. As deputy director of test flight operations for the shuttle, he noted first orbital craft tests planned for July or August next year.
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