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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1977

Page

8

Arizona Struggles With Organized Crime Threats Reported

An IRE team reports Arizona faces deep organized crime influence. Investigators describe corrupt officials, understaffed law enforcement, and a narcotics corridor linking Phoenix and Tucson. The probe cites ties to national crime families and a pattern of political accommodation.

Investigative Reporters and Editors Inc United Press International Arizona Republic Don Bolles Arizona The Bolles Ned Warren Sstate Underworld U.S Barry Goldwater John Adamson Apa Phoenix Warren O.K. Corral Johnny Ringo Tombstone Moe Dalitz Joe Bonanno Peter Licavoli Mexico Turkey IRE Tucson Rochester N.Y Lake Havasu City Ariz Nevada Prescott Kingman Jerome New York Boston Detroit St. Louis Chicago Cleveland Bruce Babbitt William Smitherman Vernon Hoy DPS Larry Wetzel Terry Grimble Ktartv Goldwater Rosenzweig GOP Harry Rosenzweig FBI Phoenix Police Babbitt Maricopa Hyder Dennis DeConcini Arizona Association of Industries TRE Phoenix Forty Hoy House of Representatives John Hays Tony West Senate del Webb New York Yankees Valley National Bank Valley Las Vegas Robert Goldwater

Cadettes Spend Weekend at Camp Arrow

Fifteen Girl Scout Cadettes from Albion visited Fremont Camp Arrow for a weekend trip. Attendees included Becky Ward Diane Ward Mary Wallick Linda Spiegel Kim Wright Laurie Wilson Annette Wilson Jennie Levander Roberta Hartford Connie Pochop Mary Helen Tram Stephanie Evans Melody Morgan Shelley Stehly Becky Bruland. Drivers were Mrs Larry Pochop Mrs Robert Stehly Mrs Doug Evans Jody and Mrs Beverly Bruland.

Albion Fremont Camp Arrow Becky Diane Ward Mary Wallick Linda Spiegel Kim Wright Laurie Wilson Annette Wilson Jennie Levander Roberta Hartford Connie Pochop Mary Helen Tram Stephanie Evans Melody Morgan Shelley Stehly Becky Bruland Larry Pochop Robert Stehly Doug Evans Jody Beverly Bruland

Backstairs at White House Fireside Chat on Equal Rights Amendment

President Carter considered a hometown fireside chat in Plains Georgia to urge ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. Liz Carpenter organized a cross section of supporters from 120 groups and suggested participants including the Carters Mondales a leading black man a farm woman a Social Security expert and church women. Julie Nixon Eisenhower and David Eisenhower plan a six month move to Capistrano Beach California. Pat Nixon marks her 65th birthday on March 17. Bob Orben plans to stay in Washington after Ford era and work freelance writing humor.

Helen Thomas UPI White House Washington Carter Plains Liz Carpenter Lady Bird Johnson Liz Austin Tex Bar Association Girl Scouts Mondales Amy Carter Julie Nixon Eisenhower David Eisenhower Capistrano Beach Calif David Dwight D. Eisenhower

China Seeks Trade Boost Despite Long Term Hurdles

Japanese business missions report China's new leaders aim to rebuild foreign trade but expect no rapid orders. China to sell oil to Japan about 49.44 million barrels in 1977, with steel shipments expected to rise to 3.1 million tons. Officials say 1977 will be a year of readjustment while trade may grow slowly in the latter half of 1977.

Tokyo UPI China Peking Hua Kuo-Feng Yoshihiro Inayama Japan Steel Corp Mao Tse-Tung Mao Chiang Ching Chiang Japan Inayama

Brazilian man declared legally dead hinders marriage plans

Joao Joaquim dos Santos, 73, Brazil, says he cannot marry or retire until his death certificate is corrected. He sought his late third wife’s death certificate in Lucelli, 310 miles NW of Sao Paulo, only to find it listed in his name. His family of nine would miss full retirement benefits as legal descendants without a valid marriage.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil UPI Joao Joaquim Dos Santos Dos Santos Lucelli Sao Paulo

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