CIA reform plans spark White House debate in Ford briefing
Washington AP Ford allies convene a high level meeting with Henry Kissinger Donald Rumsfeld and CIA chief William Colby to review options for overhauling U S intelligence operations. The Senate proposal would require prior Congress notification for sensitive covert actions and create an oversight panel.
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Senate
CIA
Ford
Henry.a. Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
William E. Colby
Buchen
White House
of the Union
Congress
Lanialatian Srenguening
Oversight Committee
Reds refuse return of Japanese islands
The Soviet Union rejected Japan's demand to return four northern territories Habomai Shikotan Kunashiri and Etorofu as a precondition for a peace treaty. Foreign Minister Miyazawa pressed for settlement of territorial issues first, while Gromyko urged a broader good neighbor treaty before any peace accord.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan
Kiichi Miyazawa
Andrei Gromyko
Habomai
Miyazawa
Gromyko
China
U.S
Takeo Miki
Hirohito
Arizona teachers urged to push for public employee bargaining
At a Phoenix conference 400 educators and officials heard Dr. Gene Geisert of New Orleans argue that collective bargaining is a reality in 38 states. AEA and AFT backed bills, while Arthur Parker opposed. Legislative debate was urged to educate the public.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Gene Geisert
New Orleans
Geisert
Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce
Arizona Education Assocation
AEA
Arizona Federation of Teachers
AFT
Julia Mason
Senate
House
Arthur P. Parker
Arizona School Board Association
Thomas A. Emmett
Regis College
Denver
Mao language spellings ignite debate in Taiwan and Peking
An AP report notes Taiwan and mainland China clash over romanizing Chinese. Questions arise about replacing characters with Roman letters for names like Mao Tse tung, Beijing for Peking, and the impact on pronunciation and meaning across multiple spellings.
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Tokyo
Mao
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Taiwan
Peking
The
People’s Daily
Beijing
Mao Tsetung
Mao Zedong
China
Hsiting
Yale University
Syung
Xiong
Yale
Mao Dze-dung
Doctors plan to build emergency clinic near Carefree Cave Creek
Desert Foothills Clinic Ltd a group of doctors plans a 3000 square foot emergency clinic on the northeast side of Black Mountain to serve the Carefree Cave Creek area. Scottsdale surgeon Dr Dennis E Weiland representing the group has notified the Maricopa County Comprehensive Health Planning Council of their intention to apply for a certificate of need. Construction is estimated at 180000 with about six months required for completion and operation is expected by December. A meeting with officials will precede a public hearing date.
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Desert Foothills Clinic "Ltd
Cave Creek
Scottsdale
Dennis E. Weiland
Desert Foothills Clinic Ltd
Maricopa County
Health Planning Council
Officials probe cause of Chicago rapid transit wreck
Federal investigators took over the crash of two CTA trains injuring more than 400. Motorman McKinley Ross said sun glare from snow blinded him until about 300 feet from the second train. The automatic safety system failed on the second train.
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Chicago Transit Authority
Tom Buck
McKinley Ross
Hubert H. Jewell Jr
National Transportation Safety Board
Ross
Addison Street
CTA
John Gorman
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