South African press freedom under fire in Louw speech
Raymond Louw of the Rand Daily Mail told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that South Africa imposes 45 laws restricting the press. He described government tactics as crude and subtle, likening them to Soviet methods, and noted self censorship and a press code with fines up to 15000 dollars to curb violations.
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Washington
UPI
Raymond Louw
Rand Daily Mail
Johannesburg
Southfrica
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Louw
Publications Control Board
Suspect witnessed after deadly shootings in East Phoenix
Witnesses testified that John Freeman left a Phoenix home where seven people were slain on Sept 3 1971. Freeman 45 was charged with seven counts of murder in the Bentley family killings. A neighbor and a pawnshop owner linked Freeman to the weapons used and the crime.
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Bentley
Anonymous man seeks surrogate mother for child via ads
A unidentified man, a Mensa member and church lay leader, offers 10 000 to any healthy English or Northwestern European woman willing to bear his child through artificial insemination. He avoids face to face meetings and has searched Denmark and Sweden with no success, hoping the West Coast yields a willing donor.
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San Francisco
UPI
Mensa
Denmark
Sweden
Dear Mrs GLE and Dawn E Rutter letters on marriage taxes and aging
A reader letter discusses a wife blocked from her husband s business and a libel risk on fraternal groups while another writer Dawn E Rutter notes senior citizens pay Medicare and Social Security taxes and questions funding. The column defends not generalizing about groups and cites evolving tax burdens.
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Copley News Service
John
Petersen
Dawn E. Rutter
Dawn
Hohokam Honor Roll and School Activities
The Hohokam Principal's List profiles 68 students including Curtis Brown Suzie Campbell Sandra Chavez Tina Cox and many others. A concert by the combined bands is set for 7 p m Wednesday in the cafeteria with preregistration for kindergarten on May 6 and 7.
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Hohokam
Curtis Brown
Suzie Campbell
Sandra Chavez
Tina Cox
Karen Eklund
Mike Fraser
Todd Hendricks
Mindy Kermoade
Julie Larson
Alicia Long
Kelly Lowry
Todd Ludwig
Kevin Mayne
David Merril
Connie Mueller
Mike Mussi
Julia Overstreet
Robyn Passow
Jim Pawlicki
John Stenger
Michele Suits
Kristi Wheeler
Lisa Anderson
Heidi Barrus
Michelle Brown
Lisa Bruning
Sue Charnesky
Christine Corbin
Michele Courtney
Molly DeBree
Kim Furlan
Amy Gardner
Tracy Grunall
Karen Jason
Ann Krebs
Marisa Latta
Darla McCommas
Mary Menosky
Kathy Merrill
Chris Mesa
Randy Millar
Steve Robinson
Alicia Tarico
Kathy Aitcheson
Mandy Brinnand
Debbie Doyle
Marie Gorman
Kris
Falcon
Hohokam School
St. Daniel’s
SRP rate rise cuts expected rise in bills this summer
Salt River Project says bills will rise 17 to 21 percent this summer versus last year despite a smaller fuel cost adjustment. The board cut the fuel adjustment factor to 0.4 cents per kWh from 0.62 cents as Unit 2 at Navajo Generating Station begins full operation and lowers fuel costs.
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Salt River Project
SRP
Navajo
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