Soviet cosmonauts return from night mission after trouble
Two cosmonauts Lev Demin and Gennady Sarafanov landed in Kazakhstan after a predawn descent in bad weather. Tass reported they were in good health and said the 48 hour mission tested night landing methods and rendezvous with Salyut 3. Western experts suggested emergency aboard the Soyuz 15 craft.
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Moscow
UPS
Earth
Tass
Lev Demin
Gennady Sarafanov
Central Asia
Col. Demin
Sarafanov
Soviet
Kazakhstan
Tselinograd
Soviet Union
Refugee pressure in Cyprus fuels security fears and stalled talks
Cypriot refugees in open camps on British bases spark concerns of extremism and long term instability. Greek and Turkish Cypriots cling to stalemate talks, while UN mediation and weekly humanitarian talks offer fragile hope. Economic decline compounds the crisis as farmland rots and industry stalls.
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Nat Gibson Nicosia
UPI
Eoka- B
Cyprus Liberation Army
Britain
Cyprus
Glafkos Clerides
Rauf Denktash
Laos sides agree to release all POWs including Emmet Kay
Laos rightists and Pathet Lao sign an accord to free all Laotian prisoners of war. The exchange begins September 19 at four locations including Phone Savanh Pakou Savannakhet and Route 23 sites. Emmet Kay, captured May 7 1973, is named among those released. About 600 Thai and 200 North Vietnamese prisoners will also be freed.
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Vientiane
UPI
Pathet Lao
Emmet Kay
Joint Commission For the
Implemen
Laos
Kay
Honolulu
Phone Savanh
Plain of Jars
Pakou
Savannakhet
Charlie Shedd
Washington
Elizabeth
DES seeks authority to expand food stamps in Arizona
DES Director William Mayo asked the Joint Legislative Budget Committee for authority to spend about 2.33 million in federal funds to expand the food stamp program this year. The proposal would extend food stamps to the Navajo and Papago reservations which have received surplus commodities. He cited higher workloads with a 29 percent rise over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
State Department of Economic Security
DES
William Mayo
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
State
Mayo
Papago
Couple Arrested After Cadillac Stolen From Restaurant Lot
A Scottsdale woman Suzanne Jolley and Phoenix man Arthur Haney were arrested after a Cadillac was stolen from the Glass Door Restaurant parking lot. The owner Harold Cook reported the theft and the car was seen at the Hilton Hotel with Jolley driving. Both suspects were booked and released pending a felony complaint.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
E. Main St
Suzanne Jolley
E. Lafayette Blvd
Arthur Alvin Haney
Fred Trump
Haney
Trump
Harold Cook
Orange Blossom
Hilton Hotel
Scottsdale Rd
Jolley
Dan Bonnet
Bonnet
Mike Gannon
Strictly for Dads Many parents fail sex ed
A columnist reflects on parental reactions to teen sex education and laments society’s neglect of honest discussion. He argues for open family dialogue about sex, urging fathers to teach daughters and mothers to guide sons, aiming for a future where open talk and respect prevail.
Malaysian king postpones wedding on golf course
Prime Minister Razak persuaded Sultan Halim Shah to delay his wedding to 19 year old Zubaidah Bunyamin until September 1975 when he steps down as king and becomes sultan. The move follows protests from women's groups and aims to avoid a public dispute during his reign.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Sultan Halim Shah
Tun Abdul Razak
Zubaidah Bunyamin
Kuala
Lumpur
Sultan Halim
Kedah
Razak
Area Schools Prepare for Busy Return to Class
Paiute Loloma and OLPH open Tuesday with half day at Our Lady. Kindergarten starts Tuesday with rest on Wednesday as Saloma and Soloma begin 9 am. New principals Sister Jean Ann at OLPH and Bruce Burns promoted at Loloma. Staff changes include teachers, librarian, secretary, and band director Ed Crossett. Enrollment up at OLPH.
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Paiute
Loloma
Olph
Our Lady
Richard Orson
Saloma
Bruce Burns
Soloma
Jean Ann
Arizona
Mary Catherine
Virginia Ryan
Mary Mertz
Frank Vercillo
Thomas Mamara
Mary Alma
Stella Marie
Burns
Supai
Jane Gray
Joan Burtnett
Leeta Campbell
Robert Montgomery
Robert Telles
Terry Kernes
Vivian Burgmeier
Barbara Bowles
Jim McCullum
Bernard Ing
Victoria Reed
Jenny Jennings
Ruth Wetzel
Ed Crossett
Lindbergh Refuses Life-Extending Medical Aids
In K Ipahulu Maui Lindbergh’s physician reports the aviator declined heroic emergency measures to extend life. He died of cancer at 72 saying he wished to die simply at home with his family.
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Kipahulu
Hawaii
Milton Howell
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Howell
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Republic Development, Inc
Hayden & Jackrabbit RD
Hal Lewis
Lagat
Tengku = Bahiyah
Olph Area
The
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PTO
George Knutson
Joanne Gill
Sandra Knutson
Fay Hoag
Sandy Malley
Terri Sas
Bob Hungerford
House of Representatives
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