Li Hsien-nien denies Sino-Soviet rapprochement claim
Li Hsien-nien, acting Chinese premier, rejected Moscow’s hints of thawing ties after Mao’s death. He accused the Soviet Union of slander and aggression in Africa, insisting China will press its revolutionary line and resist U.S. and Soviet pressure. He spoke during a banquet for Central African President Salah Bokassa in Beijing.
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New Mexico Gov Apodaca Outlines Plan to Consolidate Agencies
Gov. Apodaca proposes centralizing 395 entities into 12 departments with an executive cabinet. Aimed at July 1 1977 implementation, the plan would abolish 63 boards and reclassify or merge remaining bodies while retaining some advisory boards. Public input trips planned across New Mexico.
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Carter Kissinger state talks on foreign policy briefing
President elect Jimmy Carter will meet with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in Plains, Georgia on Saturday for a briefing on foreign policy matters. He will confer with President Ford in Washington next week. Ford and Carter agreed by phone to coordinate staff arrangements. a date for the Plains session was not set.
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BLM Board Urges Studying Fence Changes for Wildlife
The BLM Roswell district board recommends delaying fence modification plans on federal lands to protect antelope passage. A study of impacts is urged, with final decision by James H. O'Connor by year end after considering advisory input and local conditions. Initial steps hinge on coordination with NMSU.
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U.S. Veto Stalls Vietnam U.N. Membership Push
Vietnam pressed General Assembly to override the United States veto blocking its U.N. admission. U.S. Ambassador Scranton argued Hanoi must account for 800 missing American servicemen before normalization. Vietnamese observer Thi accused Ford of vengeance and urged action despite the U.N. assembly’s overwhelming support for membership.
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Foster child sues for 500000 over foster care ordeal
Dennis Smith, 17, filing in Alameda County Superior Court seeks 500000 from the county social services agency and public school officials. He alleges misdiagnosis and repetitive moves through foster homes and classrooms for the handicapped after being told he would be adopted.
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