Chinese Vice Premier Teng hails U S China normal relations
Washington welcomed Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping as he and President Carter began two days of delicate talks on restoring normal relations. Teng called the move duty bound to keep world peace and stability. A brief protest disrupted security briefly.
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Kucinich frames Cleveland divide over Muny Light sale
Mayor Dennis Kucinich spoke from East Side churches to frame a two Cleveland: wealthy downtown and struggling neighborhoods. He warned the city risks losing Muny Light to CEI and urged voters to oppose the sale while backing a 0.5 percent income tax increase ahead of the February 27 election.
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San Diego sniper wounds six children at Cleveland Elementary
A sniper fired on the grounds of Cleveland Elementary School injuring six children in San Diego. Police reported no fatalities and that injury details were not yet known as officers secured the scene and investigated.
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Diamond lady wins Rockefeller's last dime tale at hotel
New Haven reporter John Knoble recalls Nelson Rockefeller at a Houston Shamrock Hotel dinner in the late 1960s. An elderly woman in heavy diamonds asked for a dime. Rockefeller offered a nickel and then produced a cuff dime, explaining he kept one for a phone call in case of mugging, citing his grandfather's advice.
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Bakhtiar Call Offs Paris Talks as Khomeini Returns
Tehran reports Premier Bakhtiar cancels peace talks with exiled Ayatollah Khomeini in Paris but invites his return to Iran any time. Tehran airport to reopen dawn Tuesday after closure sparked by Khomeini's return from 15 years exile. Crowds clash with army as rioting spreads, cinemas and liquor stores burn amid gunfire and mass casualties.
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Light Snow and Drizzle Forecast for Tonight Through Tuesday
A weather brief notes drizzle and light snow with freezing drizzle possible tonight through Tuesday. Lows in the upper 20s, highs about 30, with a 60 percent precipitation chance. Northwest winds 15 to 20 mph, sunrise 7 42 a m, sunset 5 40 p m. Details on page A 5.
Helping Your Child Develop Motor Skills Early
This guide helps parents of preschool and early school children understand how activities build gross and fine motor skills. It stresses turning daily tasks into learning moments and how early movement supports self awareness, coordination, eye hand control, drawing, and writing readiness as children grow.
AmShip workers vote on company final offer at Lorain unions
Six affiliated unions on strike at AmShip division of The American Shipbuilding Co will vote Sunday on a company final offer. Local 358 led by Paul Blanchette says tentative agreement reports are inaccurate. proposed raises total $1.69 an hour through November 1981. Strike costs exceed $10 million. AmShip reports 1978 profits of $4.2 million on $144.6 million revenue, per-share 98 cents.
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