Sealing Controversy Faces Hot Debate In 1977 Hunt
Detroit reports on Bruce Bunting a Rochester Michigan veterinarian leading a protest at Newfoundland seals hunt slated to begin March 15. He will perform autopsies on seals to test humane killing claims and may attempt autopsies offsite. Brigitte Bardot urged France to condemn the slaughter. Canada lifts pup quota to 170,000 while Fisheries minister Le Blanc defends humane and vital hunt.
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Anti smut rally at statehouse over Flynt case in Ohio
About 300 Ohioans for Decency gathered on the Ohio Statehouse steps to protest pornography with Bible in hand. They urged an immediate crackdown on obscenity while rally leaders denounced the Hustler case and pressed for petitions to the attorney general William Brown.
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Congress Paves Way For 17.5 Billion Stimulus Plan
Congress moves to widen the current year budget to 417.5 bil, enabling a 17.5 bil stimulus using tax cuts and spending. Final details, including possible $50 rebates, await months of work as Republicans push for a permanent tax cut and job creation prospects target one million new roles this year.
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Jimmy Carter to field calls on Dial-a-President show
Washington AP reports a White House room resembles a bookie joint for the Dial-a-President program. Emerson Stone will censor language while Walter Cronkite hosts from the Oval Office. Call toll free 900-242-1611 at 2 p.m. EST to talk with Carter. a 2642 second delay ensures broadcast timing.
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Rhodes and grandchildren miss White House dinner snub
Ohio Governor James A Rhodes faced a White House denial when his grandchildren Jamie nine and Missy twelve were refused entry to a White House dinner. Rhodes called the incident a closed matter, while Jamie recalled his anger but his sister Missy remained hopeful about the event. The children, grandchildren of Rhodes' daughter Suzanne, had dressed in formal attire for the occasion.
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Eskimos have sweet tooth and snowballs go global
Edinburgh UPI reports Scottish firm John J Lees Ltd of Coatbridge, a confectioner, exports snowballs to Eskimos and other markets. chairman Andrew D Sims calls North American order likely their largest single production run yet. Despatches to Nova Scotia agent continued for four years as Eskimos and others crave sweet treats.
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Atrocities Rise Under Amin Regime in Uganda Purges
Refugees flee to Kenya as Western reporters struggle for access. accounts from Ugandans describe massacres, torture, and property seizures by Amin’s forces. Witnesses, including former Mugati, recount prison killings at Makindye and widespread fear. Estimates of deaths range from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands over six years, with many awaiting Nairobi as an escape.
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World in Brief: Protests, politics, and price concerns
In Oaxaca Mexico Gov Manuel Zarate Aquino seeks a six month leave amid violent student and peasant protests that killed two and wounded 17. Tokyo police fear an ultra right raid on Keidanren signals possible new extremist attacks. London reports Clementine Spencer-Churchill, 91, selling five paintings to cover rising living costs. San Diego Playgirl shifts to psychology while keeping the nude centerfold. Cleveland Indians compensation push for Senecas grows. Rhodesia's Smith pushes racial law relaxations with black MPs backing a two third majority. Caracas arrests three men linked to last year’s U S glass executive kidnapping. wife Dorma Mehous confirms.
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