Hua Kuofeng Named Acting Premier of China
Hua Kuo Feng is named acting premier of the State Council after Chou En Lai's death. Reports differ on timing and permanence with Mao appointing Hua temporarily, while Teng Uiao-ping was expected to take the post. Hua, from Hunan, has held provincial and party posts. Chou died Jan 8 in Peking.
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Tokyo
Hsinhua
Hua Kuofeng
China
Teng Usiao-ping
Chou En-lai
Hua
Venezuela
Peking
Hua Kuo-feng
State Council
Jose de Jesus Sandhro Carrera
Republic of Venezuela
People’s Republic of China
South China Morning Post
Hong Kong
Mao Tse-tung
Hunan
Mao
Chinese Communist Party
Chou
Two Die In Buckley Road Head On Crash
A two car head on crash on Buckley Road near Morgan Road and Henry Clay Bird killed both drivers. Mark R. Bailey 31 of Liver pool and Pamela S. Stanis treet 18 of Baldwinsville were pronounced dead at the scene. Weather was snowy and roads slippery but visibility was good. Authorities awaited autopsy results. Moyers Corners Fire Department assisted at the scene.
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Buckley Road
Clay
Mark R. Bailey
Foxberry Lane
Liverpool
Pamela S. Stanistreet
Doyle Road
Baldwinsville
Bailey
Buckley
Morgan Road
Henry Clay Bird
Moyers Corners
New York PSC Chair Defends Rate Hike Scrutiny
Alfred Kahn told the Herald Journal that the New York Public Service Commission is influenced by consumer complaints but promises to keep utility rates down. He defended the agency against claims of soliciting price hikes and said the commission will audit utilities’ management over the next four years.
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Joseph V. Ganley
Washington
New York State Public Service Commission
PSC
Alfred Kahn
Herald- Journal
Commission
Kahn
Ford visits N.H. Dems in caucuses
President Ford campaigned in New Hampshire with about 1,000 supporters in near freezing weather. He and First Lady Betty Ford traveled with Susan Ford while GOP rivals Reagan and others also pressed campaigns. In Oklahoma, Carter Harris Bentsen and Wallace competed as late caucuses wrapped up with expectations of turnout shaping results.
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Helen Thomas
Manchester
N.H
WPI
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Concord
Susan
Reagan
Meldrim Thomson
Walter Peterson
Air Force One
Grenier Field
White House
Ron Nessen
Washington
Nessen
Peter Kaye
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
Jimmy Carter
Iowa
Maine
Fred Harris
Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
George Wallace
Not just horsing around
A pony found in an apartment at 1-A Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn startled police and ASPCA agent John Rheinheimer. The owner, Peter Smith, said he bought it for his daughter and left it there after paying rent. the riding academy agreed to relocate the animal.
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New York
Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn
ASPCA
John Rheinheimer
Rheinheimer
Peter Smith
Smith
Nixon Trip to China Upsets Ford in Private View
President Ford privately expresses irritation at former President Nixon's plan to visit China while publicly saying the trip has no significance. Nixon and Mrs Nixon are due in Peking February 21, marking the fourth anniversary of the original landmark visit that reopened direct relations.
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Philip Sharecoff
New York Times
Washington
Ford
Nixon
China
White House
Ron Nelsen
Nessen
United States
Peking
Diplomat Edwin Zdove Shot Dead Outside Home
Yugoslav Vice Consul Edwin Zdove, 45, was shot five times in the back outside his house in Sachsenhausen, Frankfurt. The killing occurs amid diplomatic estrangement and just days before New Hampshire primaries affecting Ford's presidential bid and Nixon's ongoing relevance.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
UPI
Edwin Zdove
Sachsenhausen
Seven Die In Crash Of Cargo Jet
A U S Air Force C 119 cargo plane crashed while approaching Torrejon Air Base near Madrid killing all seven Air Force personnel aboard. The Spanish Air Ministry corrected an earlier eight aboard report and said names are withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Madrid
Spain
Torrejon
Spanish
Air Ministry
Guatemala Quake Toll Tops 7300 and Aftershocks Spread Chaos
Guatemala City reports place the official death toll at 7375 with unofficial estimates doubling that figure. The quake and aftershocks left hundreds dead, 40 000 injured and 200 000 homeless as landslides and collapsed buildings plagued dozens of towns.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Mexico
Central America
Kjell Eugenio Laugerud
Latin America
Snow expected with gusty winds in Central New York
The National Weather Service forecasts tonight and tomorrow periods of snow across Central New York with southwest winds 15 to 30 mph. Lows near 20 tonight and Sunday highs around 30 to 35 with snow chances of about 8 percent tonight and 60 percent tomorrow.
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National Weather Service
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