Unions Return to Copper Talks in Arizona Strike
Negotiators for striking unions and Phelps Dodge Corp. resume bargaining this afternoon after a brief Friday session. Company offers prompted union study while the 26 day old strike idles about 22,600 workers, 16,800 in Arizona. Judge Walsh will hear if a temporary halt on Anamax Twin Buttes Mine strike becomes permanent.
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Phelps Dodge
Arizona
U.S. District Court
James Walsh
Tucson
Anamax Mining Co
Twin Buttes
Walsh
Anamax
United Steelworkers Union
Lorne Greene Returns to Universal for Earthquake Role
The Bonanza star Lorne Greene spent almost 14 years on the show and remains a familiar figure in over 80 countries. He recently co stars in Universal's blockbuster Earthquake of 1974, adding another bold slam at the bridge table for today as East-West.
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Lorne Greene
Greene
Universal Studios
Miraculous Diamond Slam Leads Greene to Victory
In a tense bridge contest, North South faced a difficult diamond slam with dummy’s strong hearts. Greene pursued a miracle by riding the diamond 10 and later ruffing a heart to secure the balance after careful discard and trump management.
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Dummy
West
East
Declarer
Greene
Bolin to Lead 1975 Arizona Leukemia Campaign
Secretary of State Wesley Bolin named general chairman of the Arizona Chapter Leukemia Society of America campaign. Bolin will coordinate 75 to 100 volunteers on committees raising funds for local patient aid and national research programs.
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Wesley Bolin
Arizona
Leukemia Society of America, Inc
Robert L. Crawford
Bolin
First Family Adjusts to Life After White House
Betty Ford says she has much organizing before moving into the White House while President Ford’s children adjust to life under public glare. Michael, Jack, Susan, and Steve speak of their hopes to stay normal as Gerald Ford prepares to lead the nation.
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Cheryl Arvidson Washington
UPI
Betty Ford
White House
Ford
Gerald R. Ford
Pennsylvania Ave
Utah State University
Michael
Gayle
Washington
Susan
Bethesda
Steve
Grand Rapids quiet as Ford becomes president
In Grand Rapids, Michigan crowds pause for the televised swearing in of Gerald R. Ford as the 38th president. Mayor Lyman Parks calls for national healing while locals note the city’s quiet pride and the absence of large celebrations. Ford’s family stays distant, with possible future visits to the 5th District unlikely soon.
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William J. Holstein
Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Gerald R. Ford
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Lyman Parks
Ford
White House
East
Pantland Hotel
East Grand Rapids
Slow-walking con scams target big buyers in California
Detective C L Sanders describes a persistent fraud scheme dubbed slow-walking where a con artist sells discounted Zenith TV sets to company employees, takes cash upfront, then walks away with the goods. He notes three rings from Boston New York and Florida and warns that many victims stay embarrassed and silent. The suspect plans to continue cheating after release, claiming to be among the best thieves.
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Dan McLean
Los Angeles
CNS
United States
C.L. Sanders
Sanders
California
Torrance
Calif
San Pedro
Zenith
Boston
New York
Florida
Portland officer killed in northwest robbery end scene
Police say Dennis Allen Darden died after being shot while stopping an armed robbery suspect at 23rd and Lovejoy in Portland. Patrolman Randall Pulley was wounded and later listed in stable condition as the suspect killed himself in a nearby house. Darden leaves a pregnant wife.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Portland
Dennis Allen Darden
Milwaukie
Ore
James Brouillette
Darden
California
23Rd
Lovejoy
Good Samaritan Hospital
Randall Pulley
Brouilette
Pulley
Brouillette
Dolores
Portland Police Bureau
Blind professor guides travelers with Braille city maps
Richard Cowan, BYU religion professor blind since birth, helps travelers by using self made Braille maps. He creates tactile city guides for major U.S. and international cities, aided by volunteers who emboss streets and mark features with textures for parks lakes and rail lines.
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Lidia Leszczynski
Provo, Utah
UPI
Richard Cowan
Cowan
Brigham Young University
Jerusalem
Mexico
Los Angeles
L.A
Stanford University
United States
Texas
New Mexico
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mexico City
International Committee For the Blind
South America
BYU
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