LA re elects mayor and Atlanta seats hot in 1970s races
Tom Bradley won re election as Los Angeles mayor after a strong challenge from Alan Robbins. In Atlanta Wyche Fowler Jr. defeated John Lewis to win the Sun District seat, succeeding U N Ambassador Andrew Young. In Wisconsin Madigan mayor Paul Soglin was re elected by a wide margin. Seattle and St. Louis also reported mayoral and congressional developments.
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Andrew Young
Wyche Fowler Jr
John Lewis
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Washington
Congress
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Paul Soglin
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National Police Academy class 108 graduates 248 officers
Scottsdale Sgt. Jerry Mix joins 247 peers in completing FBI's 11 week National Police Academy session. The 108th class brings total graduates to 10 657. Four Scottsdale doctors renew American Academy of Family Physicians membership after 150 hours of accredited continuing education.
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Subpoena powers bill stalls in Arizona legislature
An emergency bill to grant broad subpoena and immunity powers to legislative investigators stalls after questions on civil liability. The House Government Operations Committee sends the measure to a subcommittee for review and aims to act next Tuesday.
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Tucson
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Sun City
City eyes limits on private streets in new developments
Scottsdale negotiates possible revision of subdivision rules to curb growing number of private roads. City Attorney Richard Filler to review the ordinance after council approved plats for Sands Scottsdale Four Vista del Lago Villa la Playa and Heritage Village I II and discussed maintenance duties if streets stay private.
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Annual Meeting of Maricopa Mental Health Group At Casa Blanca Inn
The Maricopa County Mental Health Association will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday at the Casa Blanca Inn. The public forum will feature professionals outlining county mental health services. Reservations cost $10 per person through the association office.
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Possible gubernatorial candidates to speak at Valley Young Republicans meeting
Three Valley residents described as possible Republican gubernatorial candidates in 1978 will speak at the Valley Young Republicans meeting at 7 30 p m today at Senora s restaurant 4817 E Indian School Rd Former Arizona Senate president Bill Jacquin Phoenix insurance executive Jack London and Glendale auto dealer Evan Mecham are expected to present brief talks then take audience questions Meacham and Jacquin were unsuccessful 1974 primary candidates Bernie Wynn Republic staffer will moderate the free event open to the public.
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Phoenix
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De Maoization Shifts Power in China Toward Moderates
Hong Kong based observer notes a drift toward pragmatism under Hua Kuo-feng with Teng Hsiao-ping favored by the military. The piece details factional balance, potential economic and military reforms, Taiwan and Korea diplomacy, and U.S. relations amid a shifting leadership landscape in China.
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Teng
Chou En-lai
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Mao
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Scouts Color UNICEF Eggs at McCormick Park Event
More than 3 000 eggs will be colored by Coronado and Granite Reef Girl Scout neighborhoods for Saturdays UNICEF Easter egg hunt at McCormick Park. About 500 Scottsdale children are expected to participate in the event from 10 a.m. to noon.
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