DES Plans for Title 20 Social Services in Maricopa County
The Arizona DES develops an annual social services plan with MAG submitting Maricopa County needs by May 30 1976. Twelve hearings gather input from elderly and disabled groups. Local communities will prioritize needs and MAG Community Council will craft a district plan. The statewide plan publishes June 30 with public comment through Aug 15 and the 1977 year starts Oct 1 1976.
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Arizona Department of Economic Security
DES
Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
Maricopa County
Department of Economic Security
Community Council
MAG Regional Council
Arizona Tribes Weigh Bicentennial Involvement Across Nations
Native leaders express mixed views on Arizona Bicentennial projects with at least 25 under way among several tribes. Papago, Gila River, Yavapai Apache, Navajo teams build cultural sites while others stage celebrations. some tribal voices doubt the value of the national event. Code Talkers to lead Arizona’s parade contingent in Washington.
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Arizona
Ronald Moore
Giss
Moore
Mission San Xavier del Bac
Tucson
Parker
Veronica Murdock
Colorado River Tribes
Edgar Perry
White Mountain
Murdock
Baltimore
City
Coronado National Memorial
Ft. Bowie
Perry
Iaa
National Park Service
Ft. Apache
Washington, D.C
Moslem faction threatens arms to delay Lebanon vote
In Beirut Assem Kansou of the Baath Socialist party vows to use force to prevent leftist rivals from delaying the parliamentary vote for a new Lebanese president. Fighting worsens with high casualties and heavy shelling across Beirut and northern Lebanon as Syria backs others and Jumblatt's leftist alliance contests the process.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt
Assem Kansou
Baath Socialist Party
Syria
Jumblatt
Suleiman Franjieh
Kanson
Franjieh
Elias Sarkis
Central Bank
Raymond Edde
National Bloc Party
Hafez Assad
Edde
Assad
Sarkis
Christian Phalange Party
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Tonto Tonalea honors retiring teacher at PTA meeting
James McDaniel a Tonto fourth grade teacher retires at year end recognized by PTA Monday night. Former students contributions include a scrapbook and Girl Scout honors. Local officials and state educators sent congratulatory letters.
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Birdell Sprinkle
James McDaniel
Tonto
PTA
Mac
Girl Scouts
Paula West
Carolyn Warner
Robert Usdane
Scottsdale
SCC newspaper wins college press awards
The New Leaf staff at Scottsdale Community College earned nine honors at the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Press Association Convention in Tucson. Editor H.G. Laetz won multiple second and third place awards in newswriting and editorial writing, with first place in investigative reporting awarded to Tina Michelitch and Sherri Panke. The Leaf placed second in general excellence among nine western states entries. Jaetz leads since September.
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New Leaf
Scottsdale Community College
Rocky Mountain Collegiate Press Association
Tucson
H.G. Laetz
Tina Michelitch
Sherri Panke
FTC demands Benton & Bowles stop wild plant ads for Grape Nuts
The FTC ruled the Post Grape Nuts commercials featuring Euell Gibbons were unfair and deceptive for influencing children to eat wild plants. Benton & Bowles agreed to avoid future pitches implying raw wild plants are edible, unless clearly non toxic and not confused with harmful species.
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Washington (Ap
Euell Gibbons
Federal Trade Commission
Benton & Bowles
FTC
Gibbons
Natural Foods
New York City
U S weighs initial 20 million aid for Lebanon relief
State Department recommends a modest 20 million dollars for Lebanon relief to be channeled through the United Nations as the start of a broader reconstruction program. White House budget officials and Congress await the proposal while considering a larger, several hundred million dollar plan contingent on cease-fire, neutral government, and oil-nation involvement.
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Washington
State Department
Lebanon
United Nations
U.N
Waldheim
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
House
Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
Eisenhowers to take Manhattan residence in Pavilion house
David Eisenhower and Julie Nixon plan to move to a two bedroom Upper East Side apartment in Manhattan overlooking the East River. They will relocate from Washington around May 15 and he nears Georgetown Law completion amid several law firm offers. They will join Julie’s sister and brother in law, Tricia and Edward Cox, in the 34 story Pavilion building with 850 units and high security. Two bedroom rents range from 675 to 850 dollars monthly depending on floor and view.
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New York
David Eisenhower
Julie Nixon
Manhattan
Upper East Side
East River
Washington
Mer
Richard M. Nixon
Julie
Tricia
Edward Cox
Pavilion
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American Red Cross
Foundation For Senior Adult Living
Kaet Channel 8
Office of the Higher Education Act of 1965
KAET
Arizona State University
Tempe
Mike McCloy
Associated Press
Phoenix
Maurice Giss
Sterling Mahone
Peach Springs
America
Crownpoint
N.M
Freda Poe
Saiqa
Coronado
Mike Smith
Brian Shook
David Klein
Jeff Nufeld
Fred Anderson
Coronado Auditorium
Tonto Pta
Judy Stevens
Pat Gorman
Barbara Smith
Judy Bing
Tonalea
Peter Storto
Paul Noll
Jerry Wilhardt
Marshall Saari
KTAR
Channel 12
Marianne Feltes
SCC
College Press Awards
Brazil
E. Camelback RD
Nyc
Caribbean
Sun Viking
Miami
N. Brown Ave
Douglas Home Services
Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
E. Osborn
P.O
MESA
West Main Street
2Nd Street
Enda
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