Crowd blocks White Power Party rally in Cleveland suburb
About 250 people gathered Sunday as rocks and bottles flew during an attempted rally by White Power Party members in a Cleveland suburb. police later said a motel meeting by party members in nearby Indence was broken up by apparent anti Nazis, and American Nazi leader Frank Collin was missing for a time. He was later considered safe and being interrogated. Collin, who drew national attention last year with plans to march on a largely Jewish village of Kokie, Illinois.
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White Power Party
Cleveland
Indence
Frank Collin
Collin
Wes Collin
Kokie
Frank Reynolds
Stewart
ABC
Mangua
Reynolds
Anastasio Somoza
Bill
Bill Stewart
Sales to decrease study pessimism hurts economy
A University of Michigan survey shows Americans are more pessimistic about personal finances than during the 1974-75 recession. Forty percent report worse finances than a year ago and 9 percent expect to be worse off in a year. Consumers delay big purchases as real income shrinks, with no forecast of total sales declines.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
U-M
Youngstown retraining story shows tough road to new careers
Miros Maszczak and Theresa Maszczak built a success tale after Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co cut 4,160 jobs in 1977. About 1,000 are hard-core unemployed, and the region faced 6.4 percent unemployment this spring. Maszczak will earn a college degree this summer, aided by tuition help from Youngstown State University as he moves from steel work to engineering, while others struggled with low pay and searing job losses.
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Ly Joe McKnight
Youngstown
Maszczak
Sheet & Tube
State Employment Bureau
Don Curry
John Phillip Richley
Miros Maszczak
Youngstown Sheet Tube Co
Zeac
Sheet & Tu
Campbell
Frank Frasline
Jones & Laughlin Co
Youngstown State University
Teresa
G.I
Stomach cancer risks spark debate on diet and additives
The article reviews rising understanding of stomach cancer and mentions vitamin C, fiber, and food processing as factors. It notes shifts in cancer ranks, discusses nitrosamines from nitrites and nitrates, banned and debated additives, aflatoxins, vitamins, alcohol, and cooking methods including benzoa compounds from fried foods. It cites Icelandic fried fish and hamburgers as potential concerns while stressing uncertain human impact.
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Thomas J. Jukes
University of California At Berkeley
Department of Agriculture
Iceland
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