Guards killed in arrests Mao widow escapes injury
Belgrade based AP report states three guards died during the arrest of four radical Chinese leaders including Mao Tse-tung’s widow Chiang Ching. The dispatch notes alleged coup plans, Hua Kuo-feng’s rise to top leadership, and widespread arrests across Beijing universities and cities with demonstrations in support of Hua.
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No link found between swine flu shot and deaths CDC says
CDC officials say 35 deaths after vaccination showed no evidence of a causal link. Most victims had preexisting conditions. vaccines resumed in most states as leaders including President Ford got shots to promote immunization.
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Carter eyes equal time after Ford slams him on TV
President Ford accused Carter of slandering the nation over foreign and defense policies. Carter and aides weigh filing with the FCC for equal television time to respond. Powell criticized Ford's misstatements on taxes and federal spending as Carter campaigns call for nuclear arms reductions.
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Roswell Candidates Split Over Education Bargaining Issue
REA leader Burke de-emphasizes collective bargaining as NEA NM top priority at Roswell High School forum attended by Dem and Republican candidates. Attendees included Sen. Wood, Sen. Thompson, Rep. Stallings, and county officials. most voiced opposition to bargaining while urging professionalism and funding emphasis.
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South Springs Ranch
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McClellan
Alfred F. Stewart
American Association of Retired Persons
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Lawrence Goodell
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North of Roswell
Wood County Commission
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