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V^Ess Ann Iran Rations PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Der. 2(i. I'.ITII Mao Downj^raded, Not Dishonored Winds^ Tides try to show that it was in line with Close Harbor Ky CilARLKS K. SMI HI his later years emphasized the need 1950s to stage the "Great I.eap what Mao advocated, Chinese media WALTHAM, Mass. (UPI) - The I'PI Srilior Kililor for political struggle over economic Korward" — which brought disaster published the text of an article U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says progress, self-reliance over to the country. written by Mao almost 21 years ago, high winds and a threatening tide Algerian President Paralyzed GirVs Dream Hangslehen Paces HONG KONG (UPI) - Mao Tse- borrowing from foreign countries Although China's new leaders have the New China News Agency forced it to close the 100-ton China Grain Shortage tung. the "Great Helmsman" who and comradeship over sharp class scrapped many of Mao's theories, reported. Dies After Illness Ready to Come True Whalers Over Moscow led China's revolution then ruled the floodgate at the Stamford, Connec­ May Lead to Purchase divisions. they have been forced to cloak their That article, titled "Uninterrupted ticut, harbor. Page 2 Page 7 world's most populous nation for In one of the most recent reversals decisions in Maoist rhetoric. Page 11 Page 16 nearly 30 years, was born 85 years Hevolution," dealt with, the need for East-northeast winds caused the of Mao, Peking rehabilitated one of Take class struggle, lor example. "a technological revolution" to help ago today. In death, he has been ocean to surge 4‘/a feet above the his most vigorous opponents of the The party newspaper. People's Dai­ develop the country's backward downgraded but not completely dis­ predicted high tide Monday morning, past 20 years at a pubiic ceremony ly. said in an editorial published the economy. officials said. honored, held just two days before the an­ day before the anniversary of Mao's "The attention of the whole party The gate is part of a two-mile long China's new leaders have done an niversary of his birth and adjacent to hirth that political struggle must 01aalottbur^ can be shifte-d to the technological about-face on many of Mao's policies flood protection project for the Stam­ the mausoleum where Mao's body take a back scat to economic revolution," Mao wrote in the 1958 ford waterfront, said Walter Mackie, Partly Cloudy in the two years since he died, but in lies enshrined in a crystal coll in. progress. Peking Monday they honored Mao by article. But he also added, "politics public information officer at the cor- The late Marshal Peng Teh-lmai, "Marxism tells us that not all class is apt to be neglected with a shift to p's New England division in Cold and Windy watching a play in the Great Hall of who led Chinese troops into battle struggle is progressive.'' the the People depicting one of his most the technological side, so we must Waltham. Detail* on page 2 against the United States and United editorial said. 'The objective stress intc'grating technology with It is closed each time the corps revolutionary feats. Nations during the Korean War, was criterion is whether or not it eman­ politics" Leaders, including Communist expects a damaging flood tide. praised as "a fine member of the cipates the lorces of production and Joseph Finnegan, chief of the cor- Party Chairman Hua Kuo-feng and Now \ ou Know 1893 Chinese Communist Party. " He also promotes their development" p's reservoir control center, said Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping, was described as a faithful follower Based on this argument, the The first modern Christmas card, there would have been up to two feet attended a play called "Thunder in of Mao. editorial .said, the shift from political depicting a tamily party in progress Money Outlook Autumn, " which dramatized Mao's Mao Tse-tung, the ‘‘Great of water on city streets if the gate He was not, of course. And that's struggle to economic development and bearing the legend "A Merry hadn't been closed. Voi. XCVIII, No. 73 — Manchester, Conn,, Wednesday, December 27, 1978 role in leading a 1927 rebellion in the Helmsman” of China, was WASHINGTON (UPI) - Next why Mao had him purged in 1959. based on realities was consistent Christmas and a Happy New Year to The operation kept the harbor year could prove to be an Chingkang mountains, the New China fie argued vehemently against with the continuing revolution Mao you," was designed in England in born 85 years ago today. In News Agency said. water behind the gate and below economic tug-of-war among what he considered Mao's advocated 1843 by J.C, Hrrsley for his friend Sir death he has been downgraded. flood stage when the ocean reached Mao. who was born Dec. 26.1893. in ■'harebrained'' attempt in the late prospective homebuyers, finan­ To support this argument and to Henry Cole. (UPI photo) its highest point 8.2 above mean sea cial spenders and homebuilders, level between 4 and 8 a m. the Mortgage Banking Associa­ tion says. Mark J. Riedy, association Iran Rations Gas; executive vice president, predicted mortgage money would remain expensive and difficult to obtain through the spring. He said he anticipated at least a 10.5 per­ cent interest rate on mortgages Clash Kills Eight during that period. ‘‘A general economic slow­ TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Troops forc^ Iran, once a leading exporter arrested professors were badly down, teamed with monetary opened fire on demonstrators today of oil, to go to neighboring Kuwait beaten. restraint and several im­ as oil production plunged to a 27-year and Saudi Arabia looking for oil. “We’re waiting for our turn,” he pediments to the competitive flow low, halting exports for the second ’The halt in Iran’s oil production said. “’They’ll be coming for us of financial resources, are pitted consecutive day. Iran radio an­ was not expected to have any im­ next.” against consumer demand and nounced the introduction of gasoline mediate, dramatic effect on the The spokesiiian said these rationing. fiscal stimulation," he said. United States, which imports less professors recently received a letter ‘‘The outcome of this conflict is Witnesses and opposition sources than 8 percent of its petroleum from of support from a group of American likely to be a reduced rate of said at least eight persons, including Iran. But a prolonged hiatus in Iran’s writers and professors including growth for both the economy and, three soldiers, were killed in a clash production could drive up world oil Clark, Arthur Miller, Daniel more specifically, housing activi­ between troops and mourners around prices. Ellsberg and Eric Bentley, backing Tehran university. ty, throughout 1979.” As Iran’s production plunged, dis­ their demand that the university be The witnesses said tens of gruntled employees at the Tehran reopened immediately. The letter DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER School Violence thousands of students, professors, refinery distributed oil and kerosene was dated Dec. 21. & TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON clergymen and doctors had joined the free to residents who lined up with ’The university has been closed due SALE HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella funeral procession for a 27-year-old plastic and metal containers. to repeated rioting by students Grasso, claiming the state has a civil engineering professor killed Troops stormed the Ministry of demanding that Shah Mohammed MONTH ’Tuesday. responsibility to dispel ‘‘the Science building at the university Reza Pahlavi abdicate from his climate of fear” in Connecticut Troops attempted to halt the before dawn where Tuesday a 27- throne. schools, today launched a task procession as it neared the university year-old professor was shot and ’The 27-year-old civil engineering force to investigate violence in and when mourners refused to dis­ killed. One hundred professors who professor shot to death ’Tuesday died the classroom. perse the army opened fire, had staged a sit-in to demand the at Pahlavi hospital and a crowd of The governor recently created witnesses said. reopening of the school were doctors and teachers gathered today the Interagency Task Force on “There are ambulances all over arrested, their colleagues said. to lead a funeral procession. ’Troops School Security after Anthony An- the place,” one American witness A spokesman for another group of moved in to break up the crowd, nunziata, a New Haven teacher, said. “There’s blood all over the professors occupying the Ad­ firing into the air and using tear gas, was fatally shot while manning streets and people running with blood ministration Building said two professors said. his school’s candy concession dripping from their hands.” stand. Opposition sources said the “Every act of violence in a shooting started when troops tried to school disrupts the learning take the young professor’s body from process,” Mrs. Grasso told the the ambulance-hearse in which it task force which is composed of' was being carried. Sadat Praises various state agency heads. “It The sources said they had been creates a climate of fear for the given i^rmission for the funeral children and the staff. It defeats procession by mortial law authorities reg. $1001 the very purpose of our schools. but that word evidently had not “Clearly the state has the spread to the troops. Brussels Talk responsibility to take a leadership The. opposition said the dead role in helping to make our soldiers included two officers and By Unilrd Press International cussions last weekend in Brussels schools safe for the students and Staying in Shape one private who reportedly com­ Egyptian President Anwar Sadat with Khalil and Dayan.
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