Mexico fears we
William Giandoni reports that Mexico fears rising protests echoing Chilean unrest. Interior Minister Mario Moya Palencia warns of “casserole- ism” as tax hikes and gasoline price increases spark demonstrations, warning of parallels to Chile before Allende’s fall.
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William Giandoni
Copley
Mexico
Mario Moya Palencia
Mexico City
el ‘Dia
Chile
Moya
Luis Echeverria
Salvador Allende
Allende
Interior Ministry
Echeverria
Lazaro Cardenas
U.S
Athens bomb hits Royalist Union as Greek republic vote looms
A bomb damaged the Royalist Union office in central Athens amid Greece's three week referendum climate. No injuries reported. Constantine appealed from London exile for voters to act for the good of the country as turnout shapes whether he returns as king or private citizen.
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Athens
UPI
Royalist Union
Paproeia
Greece
Constantine
London
Turkey
Cyprus
Constantine Caramanlis
Arizona Faces Draft Registration Push for 18 Year Old Males
About 2 500 unregistered 18 year old males in Arizona will violate federal law by year end 1974. Col Norman L Erb notes low nationwide registration and says local boards show leniency for late registrants though policy may change. Penalty for nonregistration can reach 10 000 dollars or five years in prison. Registration can be done at 522 N Central Ave Phoenix or via high schools, reserve centers, or armories.
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Arizona
Maricopa County
Selective Service System
The
Selective Service
Norman L. Erb
Central Ave
Phoenix
National Guard
Leftist guerrillas free Austrian kidnapped executive in Argentina
Austrian steel executive Eric Breuss, 41, who was seized July 23 near Cordoba, was dropped from a pickup in a drugged state and found by police in central Argentina wrapped in a PRAR flag. He appeared at a news conference with Cordoba police chief Hector Garcia Rey and was reported in good condition.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Eric Breuss
Hector Garcia Rey
Cordoba
Breuss
People’s Revolutionary
Army
Garcia Rey
Bell Ville
Argentina
Acindar
Scottsdale Library screens diverse films this week
The Scottsdale Public Library presents three films this Wednesday and Thursday: New Mexico ski areas in the brown bag bunch at 12 15 p m, The City by the Bay travelogue at 7 30 p m on Wednesday, and Lilian Hellman's The Little Foxes starring Bette Davis at 7 p m Wednesday Vista Branch and 7 p m Thursday Main Library. Tickets needed for the Main Library showing and for The City by the Bay tickets are available at the reference desk.
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Scottsdale Public Library
New Mexico
San Francisco
Bay
Vista
Sday
Lilian Hellman
Bette Davis
Ford Freeway Dedication Honors President Ford in Grand Rapids
The Gerald R Ford Freeway in Michigan will be dedicated Wednesday near Ford's hometown. The 105 million, 24 mile stretch extends from Grandville to I-94, passing Ford's former congressional district. The ceremony at the 44th Street interchange starts at 11 a.m. with Ford represented by his brothers Thomas Richard and James.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
UPI
Gerald R. Ford
Benton Harbor
Ford
University of Michigan
Grandville
Holland
44Th Street
Thomas
Richard
James
Scottsdale High honors list and district activities announced
Sixty eight Scottsdale High students make the principal's list for the first nine weeks. Seniors include Randi Alpers John Berry David Damore Lisa Etling and many more. Juniors and sophomores and freshmen named. Vocal groups perform a Christmas concert at Thomas Mall. English teachers attend a National Convention and plan lectures. Various campus events and tours announced with tickets and reservations.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High
Randi Alpers
John Berry
David Damore
Lisa Etling
Mary Galliher
Susan Hays
Denise Huebner
Susan Johnson
Danna Lautenbach
Anne Lungren
Steve Mason
Mark Mason
Eden Fridena
Jeffrey Parker
Lynell Roehl
Laurie Sanchez
Erin Shaw
Ellen Schulz
Lisa Thompson
Jean van
Katie Wharton
Elizabeth Westcott
James Armstrong
Karen Arnold
Kathryn Berger
Betty Botchuck
Brad Bruns
Robert Canzano
Stephanie Creighton
Denise Froehlich
Edward Grady, Jr
Michael Grady
Dave Michaelson
Ronald Seehoffer
Christie Steele
Brenda Stein
Margaret Svaco
Christel Berry
William Bitter
Victor Bravo
Ward Carr
Bruce Chapman
Deborah Dean
Helen Eng
Kathleen Greer
Jim Harvey
Carrie Hempel
Kevin Horton
Melburn Huebner
Kirby Hutson
Steffanie Keithly
Cathy Kirtley
Sarah Kulb
Brad McMeekin
Steve Nelson
Kathleen Stragier
Susan Witt
Lisa Brown
Jeffrey Burmood
Mary Cavalliere
David Chamberlin
Lisa Clinchy
David Frost
Azim Hameed
Kim Millman
Leland May
Theodore Stenz
Susan Strick
Thomas Mall
Sandra Moultrie
Jim Reith
New Orleans
Fifth annual Christmas Tea and Open House in Scottsdale
The Chesnutt Park Senior Citizen Center hosts a Sunday Christmas Tea and Open House from 1 to 5 p.m. Co-sponsored by Scottsdale Community Services and the Guys and Dolls Senior Citizen Club, the event introduces the public to Scottsdale senior activities.
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Chesnutt Park
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