Tuesday; August 3, 1976
ME MICHIGAN DAILY
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New quake
may strike
in Peking
TOKYO (M--Chinese authori-
ties fear that an expected new
earthquake will strike closer to
Peking-and possibly with even
greater force-than the devas-
tating t r e m or s that rocked
northwest China last week, for-
eigners evacuated from the Chi-
nese capital said yesterday.
Hundreds of members of Pe-
king's diplomatic community
and other foreigners arrived in
Tokyo and Hong Kong yester-
day and told of the first frantic
minutes after last Wednesday's
quakes and of the continuing
apprehension of new earth-
quakes that would make re-
building efforts futile.
PAT CHORNYAK, wife of a
U.S. liaison mission official in
Peking, said here that Chinese
authorities had warned that the
epicenter of a possible new
quake "was moving closer to
Peking." The authorities also
believe the new quake "can be
stronger than those of July 28,"
said Francesca Miceli, wife of
an Italian embassy official, as
she arrived in Rome.
The first tremor last Wednes-
day struck with a force of 8.2
on the Richter scale and was
centered near Tangshan, an in-
dustrial city of one million peo-
ple about 100 miles east-south-
east of Peking. A second major
tremor hit in approximately the
same area and reached a mag-
nitude of 7.9.
'The Chinese government has
not issued any report on total
c a s u a l t i e s, but speculation
based on sketchy reports has
placed the number of dead and
injutred at anything from tens of
thousands to one million. For-
eigners who were in Tangshan
said most of the city was de-
stroyed.
Socialist runs a Quixotic race
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represent these ideas, to take mental to the continuationc
these ideas to the people. What- capitalism," he insists.
ever I can do, I feel that I will But Levin is accustomed
have made some contribution to being an underdog.
the cause of human emancipa- "I've been in the Sociali
tion."Labor Party for 30 years now,
Levin recognizes that social- he says. "In the course of th
ism is "a name that people time, we've had many problem
would normally shy a w a y faced by a small party. But i
from," but blames the media for every instance, we try to as
perpetuating this bad image. lyze and appraise our circun
Senate rejects cuts
in defense spending
WASHINGTON (,P)-The Sen- jected 63 to 27, was proposed b
ate rejected yesterday a pro- Sens. Thomas Eagleton (D-Mo.
posed $1 billion blanket cut in and Mark Hatfield (R-Ore.) i
a $104 billion defense appropria- the face of warnings that dras
tion bill and refused to defer tic cuts in defense spendin
purchase of an additional 60 could all but ensure that Russi
Minuteman III missiles. surpass the United States i
Final action on the record military capability.
Pentagon budget bill for fiscal Eagleton accused the Pent
year 1977 was postponed until gon of padding its budget r
next Monday, quest in an effort to take ad
vantage of a "fertile politic
THE BILL before the Senate, environment" in an electio
unlike that passed by the House, year.
prohibits spending of any money'
for procurement of the new su- your vote is vital
personic HI bomber until next ya oei ia
Feb. 1. VOTE TODAY!
The Senate turned down an Shire Burgoyne for
amendment by Sen. Edward
Kennedy (D-Mass.) to defer Circuit Conrt Committee
also until Feb. 1 the spending Monica Hopp, Treasurer
of $274.5 million for additional
Minuteman intercontinental bal-
listic missiles. The vote was 52
to 40.InT
Kennedy claimed the missiles
are not needed, whether or not
the United States comes to
terms with Russia on a new
strategic arms limitation agree-
ment, and that the new admin-
istration to take office Jan. 20
should be permitted to make a
decision.
OPPONENTS of the delay
said deferral of the new orders
would cause the nation's only
Minuteman assembly line to Here's Just
shut down. That would cost $300
million and take 16 months to
reopen, they said.
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