Flu Advice Sought Over Next Year’s Vaccination
HEW Secretary Joseph Califano called the swine flu program a tragedy of the past year and convened a panel of experts from science medicine business and public interest groups to chart the future. He urged timely planning for manufacturing and distribution of vaccines while noting the dangers of vaccine type compression seen this year.
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Washington
HEW
Joseph Califano
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Califano
Energy conservation plan discussed at NAU hearing
A public hearing on a state energy conservation plan submitted for funding under the 1975 act will be held at Northern Arizona University Engineering Building. The session runs 1:15 to 4 p.m. in seminar room 332, led by the Office of the Governor and OEPAD, with officials King Higgins Lynch and others soliciting public input for the final proposal to the legislature.
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Office of the Governor
Office of Economic Planning and Development
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Harry Higgins
OKPAC
Tom Lynch
Thief of Energy Programs
King
Phoenix
Tucson
Kingman
Suspect Faces Assault Charge In Flagstaff Stabbing
A Flagstaff man Robert Alonzo, 29, was indicted by the Coconino County Grand Jury for an early Monday stabbing of his brother Tony Salvador Alonzo with three inch scissors. He faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge and an appearance set for March 21 in Superior Court.
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Coconino County
Grand Jury
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Tony Salvador Alonzo
Richard A. Clark
Flagstaff DECA to Compete in Phoenix This Weekend
Eleven Flagstaff Distributive Education Clubs of America members head to Phoenix to compete with DECA clubs from across the state. Honorary chairman Mrs. Paul J. Babbitt to preside over the Symphony Ball on Saturday April 22 at the new Elks Lodge.
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High Winds Knock Men From Frame
In Tucson two workers were injured when gusting winds up to 50 mph caused a frame to sway and collapse. Bob Scofield 22 and David Gannon 43 fell about 20 feet onto a concrete surface while roofing a warehouse. Both were treated at local hospitals.
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Pima County
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David Gannon
Castro Names Board Member Mortimer Lewis to Examiners
Gov Raul Castro appointed Mortimer Lewis of Phoenix to the State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners, succeeding Elaine Katz of Phoenix. The board tests and licenses persons practicing as physical therapists.
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Raul Castro
Mortimer Lewis
State Board of Physical Therapy
Lewis
Elaine Katz
Betty Ford Signs Pact for NBC Daytime Shows
Betty Ford, former First Lady, reportedly signed an NBC daytime specials and programs deal with pay exceeding $1 million. The formal announcement was expected Monday per Rena Barrett on ABC’s Good Morning America, NBC yet to comment. The article also notes Gerald Ford’s NBC News appearance deal and Jack Ford’s move to Rolling Stone’s outdoors venture.
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Betty Ford
NBC
Rena Barrett
ABC
America
Ford
Jack
Rolling Stone Magazine
Ex Prisoner Urges Strong Rights Stand
Former Soviet political prisoner Vladimir Bukovsky appeals to free nations to pressure trade deals with the USSR to curb oppression. He argues unrestricted commerce strengthens the slavery facing his people and calls for use of trade leverage to advance human rights.
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New York
Vladimir Bukovsky
Ussr
Soviet Union
U.S
Chile
Bomb scare at Cacanino High evacuates auditorium in Flagstaff
Anonymous caller warned of a bomb at Cacanino High School Thursday afternoon prompting an evacuation. No bomb found and no injuries reported. A separate Farmington theft case involved four New Mexico men and a Cameron man linked to a stolen pickup and multiple charges. Police also reported two separate arrests after routine checks, including a burglary link in Coffeeville Kansas and a forgery arrest in Fort Lauderdale Florida. A Sunbeam Bread truck theft cited by Associated Grocers occurred at the Sunbeam Bakery in Flagstaff.
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Interstate 40
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Refugees Granted In-State Status Debate
The Arizona Senate Education Committee advanced a measure that could allow about 100 Indo China refugees to qualify for in-state tuition at the three state universities. A federal status quirk currently requires them to pay higher out-of-state rates despite residing in Arizona for a year or more.
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