Small Washington Tribes Dispute Gorton Proposal
The Small Tribes Organization of Western Washington disputes Slade Gorton’s plan to buy Indian off reservation treaty fishing rights. STOWW notes the Boldt decision granted tribes 50 percent of the harvestable salmon and steelhead. they accuse state officials of backtracking and double talk after the ruling. The 23 tribes span Puget Sound and areas west of the Cascades to Oregon.
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Sumner
UPS
Small Tribes Organization of
Western Washington
Slade Gorton
Boldt
State of Washington
Leo LaClair
STOWW
LaClair
United States Supreme Court
Don Moos
Puget Sound
Cascades
Oregon
U. S
George Boldt
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
Unrest Persists Across Chinese Provinces After Teng Purge
A diplomatic report signals ongoing political and social turmoil in multiple Chinese provinces nearly six weeks after Teng Hsiao-ping's purge. It cites mass trials and security crackdowns in Peking Henan Yunnan and Hopei with broader risk in Chekiang Hupeh Kiangsu Szechuan and others.
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Charles R. Smith
UPI
Hong Kong
China
Peking
Communist Party
Teng Hsiao-ping
Henan
Yunnan
Hopei
Chekiang
Hupeh
Kiangsu
Szechuan
Kwangsi
Shensi
Teng
Tien An Men
Kissinger Calls Reagan Panama Policy a Disaster
In an exclusive interview Kissinger says Reagan's Panama Canal plan would be a disaster. He adds he would resign if Ford asked and argues foreign policy should stay out of partisan politics while noting U S relations remain strong and allies prosper. The interview also includes a market aside advising on corn kernels.
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Reagan
Panama Canal
Kissinger
Boston
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Hearst
Ronald Reagan
John P Wallach
Boston Herald American Washington Bureau
Ford
Kissinger Says U S Will Not Directly Deal With Southern Africa Movements
Secretary of State Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States will no longer engage directly with liberation movements in southern Africa. He cited African leaders agreeing outsiders should not deal directly with such movements and urged other nations to follow suit. The policy aims for African solutions and direct negotiations among African groups, regardless of race.
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Jim Anderson Washington
UPI
Henry A Kissinger
United States
Africa
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fenwick Moves Headquarters and Expands Boise Plant
Fenwick Products plans to relocate its corporate HQ from Westminster California to Boise Idaho. The firm will build a 75,000 square foot plant on a 15 acre site north of Franklin Road with ground breaking set for August and completion by February 1977. The new facility will be seven times larger than the current plant and capacity for about 300 employees, though initial headcount remains undecided.
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Boise
UPI
Fenwick Products, Inc
California
Westminster
Calif
al Martin Martin
Franklin Road
Fenwick
Martin
Mother Jailed For Leaving Dog
A Spokane mother of eleven received a 30 day jail term with ten suspended for letting her dog run loose. Judge Schultheis ordered the dog destroyed within 48 hours after the dog bit another dog. The infant’s care was placed with a relative as older siblings help care for the family.
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Spokane
UPI
Rose Shelton
John Schultheis
Schultheis
Schultheist Order
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Nancy Buck
Patty Brown
Robin Krum
Jennifer Calkins
Naomi Marquez
Wanda Nordgaarden
Kathy Allen
Debbie Huff
Sandy Gibbs
Ed Robinson
Betty Robinson
Sally Gibbs
Bee
Institute of Strategic Studies
London
African Liberation Movement
Dr. K
U.S
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Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of State
State Department
American Cancer Society
Cedar ST
Main St
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Stoddard
Zenith
Dog
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Shelton
Hottell
City’ Pound
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