Left turns toward unified Marxist challenge in Mexico
Mexican Marxists push for a united left to challenge President Jose Lopez Portillo and the PRI. Leaders from the Mexican Communist Party and several socialist and workers groups have held talks to form a coalition that could meet the 75,000 member requirement for party status, though doubts remain about toppling the PRI, which dominates elections. El Sol hailed the move as pivotal for Mexico’s political future, while El Heraldo warned that foreign-tinged elements risk sowing unrest, citing Oaxaca university protests as an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Giandoni Copley
Jose Lopez Portillo
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Mexican Communist Party
Mexican Workers Party
Revolutionary Socialist Party
Socialist Popular Party
Majority
Mexican Electrical Workers Union
Marxist
Mexico City
el Sol
Mexico
el Heraldo
Communist Party
Heraldo
Oaxaca
Scottsdale High Runs Easter Project With Child Care Center
SHS advanced foods class selected the Salvation Army Child Care Center for Easter festivities for 25 welfare mother children. Students dyed eggs made baskets baked cookies. Sunday two members will wear Easter bunny costumes for an egg hunt led by Susan Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHS Advanced Foods
Leola LeRoy
Salvation Army
Susan Duncan
CB Buddies Help Neighbors With Community Radios
Trimble County women Morning Star Scoobie Doo and Raggedy Ann used their Citizens Band radios to aid neighbors in trouble. They raised funds to buy a CB radio for Dana Barnett, an elderly blind woman, and bought two more for E L Kemp, also blind, with a third radio possibly to be awarded. They installed the first two sets, expanding help and conversation on the airwaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Morning Star
Scoobie Doo
Raggedy Ann
Trimble County
Cbs
Dana Barnett
Mrs. Barnett
E.L. Kemp
Cbers
Chess Points Teenage players vie nationally
The ninth annual U S Scholastics Championships set for May in Cleveland and San Clemente with high school junior high and elementary divisions. Entry fees range from 7 to 12 50 dollars and prizes run to 600 dollars for top high school player. 200 dollars for top elementary. Winners from Two Rivers Wis and Amphitheater High in Tucson highlight past national results. Information and contacts for Bill Goldberg and Ben Nethercot are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Williams Copley
U.S
Cleveland
San Clemente
Calif
Bill Goldberg
Continental Chess Association
Two Rivers
Wis
Washington
Washington High
Richard Kaner
Greg Wunsch
Vicki Stiefvater
Amphitheater High
Tucson
Waltham
Mass
Prospect Ave
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Ben Nethercot
South Barrington
Brentwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Scottsdale
Lisa Jane
Scottsdale High
Santa Clara University
California
SHS
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Arizona State University
Judy Touby
The
Scottsdale Mall
Saguaro
Saguaro High
Saguaro Athletic Boosters Club
Seattle
Shilshole Bay
Santa Ana
Big Moose
Brady Jackson
Jackson
George Wood
Wood
Lemon Heights Baptist Church
Robert Fischer
Fischer
Kaner
Jacob Meskin
New York
Meskin
Kaner Meskin
All-Ame
Marilyn
E. Main
22Nd Ave
Phoenix
Eee
Sahel
George Segal
Kane Fonda
Dick Ang Lane
Bert Reynolds
Mickleodeon
Peete
Jock Lemmon
George Kennedy
James Stewart
Rocky
Sylvester Stallone
Julie Christie
Qemon
Aldo Ray
Rier
Mesa Tempe
Walt Disney Productions
Pottnbale
Bat Fae
Theata
Buena Vista Distribution CO Inc
Aula
Jane
Sat IS Born
Selectotvense
Sun
Tempe
South Priest Road
Scottsdale Lincoln
Scottsdale Road