Philippines Martial Law Criticisms Test Marcos At World Law Congress
Manila faces international criticism as the ICJ reports detail rights abuses under martial law. Observers expect Marcos to announce possible elections for a national assembly during the World Law Congress, while opponents warn such moves preserve elite rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Laniauskas
Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
International Commission of Jurists
Marcos
World Law Congress
Commission
Amesty International
ICJ
U.S. Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
National ’Assembly
Idaho Governor Warns on Federal Water Regulation Changes
Governor John V. Evans argues water rights protect Idaho farms and power. He cites the Idaho Water Resource Board plan showing Idaho can use its water without diversions and discusses testifying in Seattle against proposed federal rules that could condemn or transfer water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V.evans
Idaho
United States
Idaho Water Resource Board
Seattle
Sight Saving Month Highlights Vision Health Efforts
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness marks September as Sight Saving Month to stress preventable blindness, cataract and glaucoma causes, eye injury prevention, and school vision programs. It notes 46 000 new blindness cases this year with preventable share, urges $3 million fundraising, and invites donations to 79 Madison Avenue New York NY 10016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society
U.S
Wise Owl Club
Eye Safety Incentive Program
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Madison Avenue
New York
Carter's Chickens Come Home to Roost in Washington
Washington report notes political backlash as segments criticize President Carter on job creation federal aid and minimum wage. The piece highlights tensions among Black voters labor advocates feminists over policy positions and federal support levels.
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Washington Window
Arnold Sawislak
United Press International
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Japan faced budget limits on defense amid US urge for more
Tokyo officials say Japan will not raise the defense budget next year despite a plan to modernize self defense forces. Keiichi Ito notes reliance on the United States will remain limited as Tokyo weighs aircraft and antisubmarine capabilities. Officials anticipate not reaching the 1 percent GDP ceiling nor increasing current spending. Meanwhile, discussions with US Defense Secretary Brown touch on budget considerations and future arms purchases including F15 jets and P3C patrol bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International Tokyo
United States
Keiichi Ito
Japan
Defense Agency
U.S
South Korea
Ito
Defense
Harold Brown
Kakui Tanaka
Idaho Senators and Rep. Symms Office Addresses
Senate offices listed for Frank Church and James McClure in Washington D C and Rep Steve Symms office in Longworth House Office Building with corresponding street addresses and ZIP codes.
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Frank Church
Idaho
Russell Senate
Washington
D.C
James McClure
Steve Symms
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
What Is A Boutique in Modern Marketing
LeRoy Pope reports on the boutique movement in e retail merchandising. John Whitney of Newmedia Marketing argues personalization drives boutique success, noting depersonalization in mass marketing harms retail service and media reliance.
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LeRoy Pope
United Press International
New York
Etail
John Whitney
Newmedia Marketing*Cos
Whitney
Whitey
Newsmedia
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Sandpoint Daily Bee
Fortegn
Muammar Khadaffy
Anwar Sadat
New Peoples Army
PPC
Bonner County
Sandpoint
Merl Williams
Selle
Kiwanis Club
Kalispell
The
Bonner County Historical Society
Sandpoint Daily
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
P.O. Box
Pete Thompson
Mike Daten
Harb Offermann
White House
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