Sakharovs beaten after Omsk trial entry
Soviet Nobel laureate Andrei Sakharov and his wife Yelena, detained in Omsk after the Djemiliev trial, were reportedly beaten by police. The dissidents faced courts amid charges linked to anti-Soviet materials and Tatars’ return. Tverdokhlebov received five years’ internal exile reduced to two.
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Moscow
UPI
Andrei D. Sakharov
Yelena
Omsk
Siberia
Sara
Sakharovs
Tass
Djemiliev
Sakharov
Andrei
Tverdokhlebov
Soviet Union
Andrei Sakharov
Lebanon War Escalates Amid Syrian Threat to Intervene
Christian forces broke a two week cease fire by storming a leftist stronghold east of Beirut, triggering a day of heavy shelling and mortars. At least 74 killed and 150 wounded in 24 hours, bringing total war toll near 17,000 dead and 35,000 wounded. Yasser Arafat to travel to Damascus with a four point peace plan aimed at reviving a joint military committee and negotiating Syrian troop withdrawal amid a tense exchange along the green line. Rabin warns Damascus against crossing a red line south of the Litani River as Syrian forces hold positions inside Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Mt. Lebanon
Dhour Choueir
Barbir
Yasser Arafat
Damascus
Arafat
Hafez Assad
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Paris
Assad
Suleiman Franjieh
Syria
Kuwait
Latakia
Supreme Military Committee
Palestinian Liberation Army
Tel Aviv
Yitzhak Rabin
Litani River
Tardy tax returns extended to 7 p.m.
Postmaster Alis Briggs reminds tardy filers that 7 p.m. is the deadline to cancel returns deposited at the post office or in boxes on Standley and Smith. The usual 4:45 p.m. cutoff is extended to 7 p.m. for late filers as a courtesy.
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Alis Briggs
Standley
Smith
Teng Hsiao-ping still refuses to concede defeat in China
A People's Daily report from Hong Kong quotes officials and students denouncing Teng Hsiao-ping for opposing Mao and clinging to bourgeois revisionism. The NCNA added that the campaign against his revisionist line is deepening as past party struggles are reviewed and more battles are anticipated.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Teng Hsiaoping
Chinese Communist Party
People’s Daily
Teng
Sup
New China News Agency
People’s Daily Report
Peking
Tien An Men
Tsinghua
Teng Hsiao-ping
Chinese Communist Party Central Committee
Mao
CCP
NCNA
People’s Republic of China
Special Easter Week observances planned for Ukiah
The Ukiah Ministerial Association announces Easter week events with a Good Friday service 12:30 to 1:30 pm at First Baptist Church led by Rev. Cornish Jones and other area clergy. baritone Ralph Gates to sing. Easter Sunrise Service starts 6:00 am at McGarvey Park, with fallback at First Methodist Church if it rains and Rev. Arthur Gaske leading alongside laymen and clergy.
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The
Ukiah Ministerial Association
First Baptist Church
W. Smith St
Cornish Jones
Assembly of God Church
Ralph Gates
McGarvey Park
First Methodist Church
N. Pine St
Arthur Gaske
Alvernaz Named New Ukiah Chamber Manager
William Alvernaz has been chosen by the Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce as the new manager, replacing Connie Rose who resigned. He will assume duties May 3 and moves to Ukiah from Fresno where he works as a community relations specialist for the Council of Fresno County Governments.
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William Alvernaz
Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Alvernaz
Connie Rose
Ukiah
Fresno
Council of
Fresno County
Fresno County and City Chamber of Commerce
Reagan charges rhetoric as Ford seeks Panama Canal treaty
White House spokesman says the Panama Canal could stay useful for 30 to 50 years and Ford aims for a treaty protecting U.S. interests. He calls Reagan's claims of surrender “political rhetoric” while warning failure could trigger anti U.S. rioting in Panama and tensions with Latin America.
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Ford
Panama
U.S
Nessen
United States
Latin America
America
Canal
White House
Ellsworth Bunker
Congress
Dallas
Bunker
House
Gene Snyder
R-ey
Canal Zone
Snyder
Ronald Reagan
Hearst ready to testify against bombers in Marin case
Patricia Hearst admitted taking part in the Marin Civic Center patrol car bombings and said she would testify against three others. Authorities noted she could be involved in other undisclosed crimes. Kilgore is being questioned. U.S. officials suspect more incidents. Hearst remains hospitalized after a collapsed lung and bank robbery sentencing. Her Los Angeles court appearance was postponed.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Marin County
Bruce Bales
Miss Hearst
Marin Civic Center
Golden Gate Bridge
Bales
James Kilgore
Los Angeles
Mel
Symbionese Liberation Army
Emily
William Harris
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
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Clara Ave
Key Leasing
Fireside Thrift
Perkins
Oak
Journal
Raymond
Reagan
Panama Canal Treaty
Patty
James Browning Jr
Sequoia Hospital
Redwood City
Patty Hearst
Jerry
Best T.V. Service
Rca-Zenith
Sony Specialists
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