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The first program is 20 minutes long in Cantonese, however towards the end they announce an event of a Symposium on the premire from the People's Republic of China at Veterans Memorial Hall in San Francisco; speakers include Mr. John Service, Professor Paul Lyn, Professor Victor Lee and Don Murry from Stanford University, as well as Harry Harvey and Ling Joiner. [KPFA News]: reactions from many commuters to Mozambique's declaration of closing Rhodisia border; Kissinger's report to Congress on his Latin America trip; Spain - big ships in reaction to police killing of 3 yesterday - 100 wounded - clashes in several cities today; house pass military aid bill; SI - the government's counter attack; updates on San Quentin 6 trial; Patricia Hearst trial - "the laundry list" of how to rob a bank; Emiliano Zapata Unit, 5 bail hearing; L.A. Bar Association against Rodins bill - undocumented workers; case a Visobia plant and air bourne lead; a Bay Area pollution control district ruling in favor of industry; S.F. Hospital Workers demands increases and press conference; a suit against Department of Agriculture for holding back supplementary food money for children and women; France - wine growers clash with police. More news and programs regarding Rhodesia and Angola. News on the New World Liberation bombings - involving Hunters Point tenants, FBI; Patricia Hearst trial updates; Berkeley School teacher lay of; church leaders momoratorium against uranium; France and NATO; Argentina labor strikes/ violence ; interview with Steven Selaya - man who was accused of robbery with Patricia Hearst. Panel discussion about foreign politics and American democracy - speakers: Paul Seabarry, William Payne, and Ralph Golman. In Santa Rosa, Black Junior High Students boycott schoolin protest of teahcers and administrators racism. Updates on Women's March featuring International Women's Day; Spain - A 5th bosque shot and killed by police - in general strike; Supreme Court ruled (6-3) against the San Quentin 6; Demonstrations on International Women's Day; Anti-Abortion Movement; Jerry Rubin: "We Are Guilty" but Daniel Dellinger disagrees; More updates on Patty Hearst trial; Eloise Lewis versus UC Berkeley Lab; National Press Club condemns House investigation of Daniel Schor; Angola government paid $102 million from Gulf Oil; Rhodesia boasts of most efficiant anti-guerilla; Spain - funeral mass; Lebanon - left wing army deserters; Argentina - 2 more labor leaders kidnapped by AAA in Cordoba; report on the murder of Anna Mae Aquash, a First Nations woman from Canada and AIM supporter. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
Ethnic Studies Library, University of California, Berkeley California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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