BYU Leaders Defend Moral Codes Against Federal Rules
President Dallin H. Oaks defends Brigham Young University against new federal Title IX rules he says threaten its religiously based standards. The Provo campus enrolls about 25 000, with 1 000 non Mormons, and enforces dress grooming and chastity rules, expelling violators and counseling out premarital or extramarital sex cases.
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Brigham Young University
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Dallin H. Oaks
Oaks
University
Provo
Utah
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Infants learn speech faster when mothers wait to respond
Nashville based psychologist Dr. Peter Vietze reports findings from a study of 51 infants showing that delaying response until babies finish babbling helps speech development. Observations at 2, 6, and 13 months reveal early dialogue patterns and increased listening between mother and child.
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Nashville, Tenn
Peter Vietze
Peabody College
Vietze
Resurrection Story From The Crucifixion Narrative
The account recounts Joseph of Arimathea requesting Jesus body, burial in a rock tomb, the Sabbath rest, Mary Magdalene and others preparing spices, the discovery of the empty tomb, angels declaring Jesus alive, and the Emmaus road appearance as Jesus explains the sayings of the Messiah.
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Emmaus
Richard Kautz elected NAM chairman in optimistic leadership shift
Richard Kautz of Muscatine Iowa becomes chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers for a one year term. He stresses innovation over strict doctrine and aims to project a positive industry image amid friction and change. His Grain Processing Corp leads in agribusiness with diverse food processing ventures.
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John Cunniff
New York
Richard Kautz
Muscatine
Iowa
Kautz
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
David B. Meeker
Hobart Co
Troy
Ohio
Kautz’ Company
Grain Processing Corp
Roswell Weather Summary Temperatures and Forecast
Roswell temperatures reached a high of 73 and a low of 39 Thursday. Today a normal high of 59 and low of 23 are expected with a record high of 76 in 1901 and record low of 10 in 1909 noted.
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Roswell
Public record notes hospital ad admissions births and legal actions
Public record lists admissions at Memorial Osteopathic and ENM Medical Center, births to multiple families on Dec. 4, plus driver citings and fines. Divorces filed Dec. 1 2 3 4 include Fambrough Preston Otterson Beard Dunnavant Buckham Price Miller Cordova Garcia Mendoza Morris Mathews Cannon Stilwell.
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Alma R. Otterson
Gary L. Otterson
Fay
Beard
Alfred J. Beard
Sarah C. Dunnavant
Robert L. Dunnavant
Ernest L. Buckham
Josephine T Buckham
Donald F. Price
Karen Price
Ford to press veto threat on $13 billion tax cut bill
President Ford plans to keep pressure on tying tax cuts to federal spending caps as Senate begins reviewing the House approved 13 billion dollar personal tax cuts for 1976. Ford reiterated his demand that any tax relief be linked to a spending ceiling in fiscal 1977, a stance House leaders rejected in a 220 to 202 vote.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ford
Senate
House
Peking
John J. Rhodes
Rhodes
Roswell Elder Marino Aldaz 66 Dies at Home
Services for Marino M Aldaz 66 of Auto Route West Roswell who died today at a Roswell hospital were pending at Ballard Funeral Home. He was a retired construction worker born May 24 1909 in Lincoln and survived by a large family including two sons nine daughters and 26 grandchildren. Also noted are other local funeral and memorial details and a separate tax news item references a House Ways and Means vote and projected effects.
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Marino M. Aldaz
Roswell
Aldaz
Lincoln
Pablino Aldaz
Lincoln County
Dominia Baca
Carrizozo
Eloy Aldaz
Bobby Aldaz
Ingram
Russell Moyer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ralph Shumaker
First United Methodist Church
Sunset Memorial Park
Albuquerque
Odessa Boris
Leon Wagner
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