Legionnaires' disease theory called longshot by doctors
Authorities acknowledge a report that poisonous nickel carbonyl gas might have caused the outbreak is inconclusive. Connecticut researchers found nickel in tissue samples from five victims while state and federal officials called the theory a long shot. two Eucharistic Congress deaths are added to the victims list, though officials say pneumonia could explain them.
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Philadelphia
F. William Sunderman Jr
University of Connecticut
Lewis Polk
Connecticut
Dr. Polk
Atlanta
Federal Center For Disease Control
Sunderman
Don Berreth
American Legion Convention
Bellevue-Stratford
Stanley Kuczek
Munster
Ind
Mildred Trail
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Morton Rose
Escaped Manson associates seized in Portland arrest
Susan Murphy and Diane Ellis, both linked to the Manson group, were captured in downtown Portland after escaping a Los Angeles federal prison. They face U S Magistrate Juba as FBI patrols followed leads about their Oregon route toward Canada.
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Portland
Ore
Susan Murphy
Charles Manson
Diane Louise Ellis
FBI
Los Angeles
Multnomah County
U.S
George E. Juba
Oregon
Canada
Philomath
California
Nevada
Miss Murphy
Miss Ellis
Bill would raise county revenues for Maricopa and others
A U S Senate bill HR 9719 would pay counties for taxes lost on federally owned lands. Maricopa County could gain about 964 200 dollars annually with Arizona’s 14 counties totaling 8 520 777 dollars. Henry Haws, chairman, says payments in lieu are tax collection rather than a handout and Western counties push Washington action with a Sept 9 rally by the National Association of Counties.
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Maricopa County
U.S. Senate
Arizona
U.S
Henry H. Haws
Haws
National Forest
Bureau of Land Management
Board of Supervisors
Washington
Senate
Declaring strategy in a Mid West Regional bridge match
A detailed bridge hand analysis weighs risk and timing as North rebids to avoid heart loss. The article contrasts bad play with a queen lead plan that could set up spade stoppers and club development, citing the Cincinnati Mid West Regional Open Pairs winners James Walters and Mark Wolfinger.
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North
West
Declarer
Dummy
East
South
Cincinnati
James Walters
Wyoming
Mich
Mark. Wolfinger
Akron
Voters Guide Booklet On Candidates Released In Arizona
The League of Women Voters distributes the Voters Guide this week in Scottsdale Tempe and Mesa locations. Free copies are available at the Scottsdale Public Library City Hall Safeway banks Tempe Library and Mesa Library. Questionnaires to candidates are printed unedited with word-limited answers and space reserved for all contenders. Funding comes from state business contributions.
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League of Women Voters
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Public Library
Scottsdale City Hall
Safeway
First National
Valley National Banks
Tempe City Hall
Tempe Public Library
Mesa Public Library
League
Arizona Voters
Property taxes due Oct 2 for county homeowners
About a half million property owners in the county will receive 1976 property tax bills around Sept. 24. Bills are due by Oct. 2 and become delinquent Nov. 1. Over-the-counter payments are accepted at 111 S. Third Ave. in Phoenix on the first floor.
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Glenn Stapley
Third Ave
Phoenix
Butler leaves West Point after frustration with running
New York AP reports Dilee Butler one of the early women admitted to the U S Military Academy has departed West Point. She cited frustration with running and foot marches as the reason while awaiting a plane home to Upper Arlington Ohio.
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New York
Candilee Butler
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Butler
Upper Arlington
Ohio
Human cougars redefine nonconformist lifestyle in West
Copley News Service profiles "human cougars" as independent loners who avoid possessions and formal work norms. They drift between jobs from Big Sur to the Midwest, value self-sufficiency, resist authority, and often resist long-term commitments though they remain capable with children.
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Beth Mobr
Copley
Lloyd L. Morain
Morain
Big Sur
Calif
Colorado
Midwest
West
Hearing reset for elderly care facility near 68th Street
The Central Arizona Health Systems Agency continued the public hearing on a Certificate of Need for Scottsdale Village II, an elderly care facility at 68th Street and Thomas Road. The next hearing is 4 p.m. at 124 W Thomas Rd Phoenix.
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68Th Street
Thomas Road
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Milton Gan
W. Thomas Rd
Phoenix
Scottsdale Village II
Late SCC Fall Registration Open for Students
Scottsdale Community College announces late registration for fall college credit classes next week. Students may sign up during drop add and late registration hours 1 to 4 pm and 6 to 8 pm in the Student Center lounge, with final deadline 4 pm Friday. Veterans should contact the Veterans Affairs Office on campus before registering. Non credit classes are available anytime during admissions office hours.
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Scottsdale Community College
Donald R. Bradshaw
Veterans Affairs Office
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Daily Progress
Legionnaires
Manson
Terminal Island Federal Prison Facility
San
Francisco
Sandra Good
Lynette
Squeaky” Fromme
Ford
San Jose
Pamela J. Bailey
THE
ACES
Ira G. Corner
West East
E. Pershing
Voters League
Jean
Steaaia
Thunderbird
E. Shea
O. Lloyd Hicks
Prometheus Books
Cougar
University Financial of Phoenix
Gan
SCC
Preservation Hall
Johnny Mann Singers
Roger Wagner
National Theatre of the Deaf
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Giriannidorening
Reg
Price
East Main
Marshall Way
East Camelback
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