Flagstaff Fluoridation Vote Put Off Until General Election
Flagstaff City Council scheduled a fluoride vote for the next city general election after defeating a move for a separate special election. The council kept fluoridation in effect until the general election, with water fluoridation equipment undergoing repairs. City officials cited costs and procedural concerns, while supporters urged immediate action and extra petitions.
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Rick Velotta
James Irby
Irby
Paul J. Babbitt
Charles K. McClain
Hughes
Pellfingers
Flagstaff
John McLaughlin
Ron DeWitt
DeWitt
Kelley
Peo
Three Killed by Police in Soweto Township
In Soweto near Johannesburg police opened fire on about 20 000 black demonstrators. Witnesses say at least three people died and 18 were injured as police claimed no fatalities. The unrest marks a major flare up since June 16 protests across Johannesburg’s black townships.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
API
Sowelo
Prevarta
Carter Plans Coordinated Campaign Bid
In Washington Carter pledges a coordinated effort with state and local races. He and Mondale will stay in close contact with the DNC while campaigning from Atlanta, urging vigorous voter registration and an aggressive all-out campaign to counter Republican attacks.
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Washington
Pord
Jimmy Carter
Thp
Democrats
Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Democratic National Committee
Atlanta
DMC
Carter-Mondale
Georgia
Will Valers
Sunny Sunny ant warn a tireeay afternoons
Lictaits page 2 provides fragmented notes about weather and schedule for the afternoon period. The readable items mention vague sun and warm conditions with no clear events, names, or locations identified.
Legionnaire Disease Hits Legion Convention Aftermath
Harrisburg officials report 22 deaths linked to a Philadelphia American Legion convention with 122 hospitalized. Federal and state researchers mobilize at CDC in Atlanta to culture samples and identify the illness while doctors rule out nothing and monitor potential secondary spread.
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Harrisburg
Mat Las
American Legion
Leonard Bachman
Bachman
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Federal Center For Disease Central
Atlanta
Glannet Oday
Walter Dowdle
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
James Sykes
Noted Structures Damaged in Quake
The Asahi Shimbun reports damage in Peking from last week’s northeast China quake. The Great Hall of the People and portions of the White Pagoda suffered harm, with aftershocks near Tangshan easing by midweek. Residents reinforce shelters with metal, canvas, and timber as officials monitor the situation.
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Tokyo
China
Asahi Shimbun
Asahi
Peking
Histore
Peshai
North Park
Tien An Men Square
Ang
Tangshan
Heur
David Dean
U.S
Dean
Calendar Klaystaff Summer Festival Finale
The THURSDAY FILA CLASSIC “A Place in the Sun” screens starring Elizabeth Taylor Montgomery Clift and Shelly Winters at 8:15 p.m. in Room 135 NAU Chemistry Building. Final festival event.
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Klaystaff
Elizabeth Taylor
Montgomery Clift
Shelly Winters
NAU Chemistey Building
Chowchilla Abduction Case Sees Tight Security
In Chowchilla California a heavy security ring surrounds today as three young men face arraignment on kidnapping charges in the abduction of 26 school children and their bus driver. Frederick Woods and James Schoenfeld 24 and Richard Schoenfeld 22 are expected to plead not guilty to four counts. The judge plans to proceed with arraignment then advise on next steps.
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Ceowchilla
Calif
Madera
Ed Bates
Wielve
Idhan
Chowchilla
Frederick N. Woods
James Schoenfeld
Justice Court
Howard ©. Green
Schoenfeld
San Francisco
Woods
Canada
74 Bodies Recovered In Colorado
The Big Thompson Canyon disaster prompts extended security to curb looting as recovery teams search for victims. About 74 bodies have been recovered with roughly two dozen still inside the canyon. authorities report a near 100 death toll and increased patrols by a 60 to 100-strong security force.
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Loveland
Calo
Big Thompson Canyon
Joe Ellis
Kibbey
Lord Thomson Dies in London After Stroke at 42
Canadian born Lord Thomson of Fleet, chairman of a vast Thomson media empire, died in a London hospital at age 42 after a monthlong stay for chest infection and stroke. His holdings included about 180 newspapers, 105 magazines, and several radio and TV stations across Britain, Ireland, the United States, Canada, Africa, Asia, and the West Indies, with titles such as the Times and the Sunday Times in London and Scottish papers in Edinburgh.
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Mel Hannat
William W. Holst
John Hughes
Holst
Leby
Elmer Hubbird
Wlagstaff Citizens For Safe Water
PCS
Yvonne Kelley
FCSW
Jerence C,llance
Janc
Africa
California
Carl
Carol Olsen
Wasco
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Ridas
Vel
Legionnaire Disease’ Raffles
Bot Castello
Sudan
Khartoum
Jaafar el-Numairi
Offiial Omlurman
Richard
Colorado
Lord Thomson
London
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