High court limits deputy authority on Papago reservation
Deputy County Attorney Ronald Reinstein reviews the high court ruling and police case to determine if hot pursuit is precluded. Indian police may pursue charges against Sampson, even if the Scottsdale case is unresolved. The September decision arose from a paternity suit in Pima County Superior Court against a Papagoan in Sells.
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Sells
Kissinger warns NATO on Soviet power and unity after Ford
Kissinger tells NATO foreign ministers that Soviet economic growth expands military power and the West must remain strong. He stresses detente but warns against Moscow accommodations as a substitute for security and conveys Carter's pledge to sustain NATO. He urges rejecting Warsaw Pact nuclear first use, keeping NATO open for future Spain membership.
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Ingleside seventh graders craft pinatas for Fiesta Bowl
Ingleside School students add South of the Border flavor to the Fiesta Bowl parade on December 18 wearing Mexican attire. Three pinatas carried by seven graders will join a 250 pinata effort from Fiesta Bowl committee and later be donated to local service groups. Betty Cauthen supervised the project with Becky Berdahl Jodi Springborn Denise Kyman Kathy Barnes and Beth McCurry pictured.
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Jodi Springborn
Denise Kyman
Kathy Barnes
Beth McCurry
Betty Cauthen
Today in the News Today in the News
A brief roundup from Associated Press wires recaps notable events and developments reported across the latest transmissions. The items span politics, international affairs, economics, and culture, highlighting key actions, statements, and outcomes.
Hearst Trial Postponed to April 4 in Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst, escorted by armed guards, won a trial postponement on kidnapping robbery and assault charges to April 4. Hearst appeared in Superior Court with Judge William Rizzi and waived her right to a speedy trial after her release on $1.25 million bail.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Hearst
Superior Court
William Rizzi
Beiruts new premier forms govt aims for swift reconstruction
Salim el-Hoss, Lebanon's newly designated premier, works to assemble a government and vows rapid action. President Elias Sarkis says the 48 year old Moslem banker should appoint administrators rather than politicians to lead postwar reconstruction after 19 months of civil conflict.
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Lebanon
Salim el-Hoss
Elias Sarkis
Story
Carter plans housing and urban aid options in transition talks
President-elect Carter met with transition advisers who outlined housing transportation and urban aid plans. He warned the economy remains in an extremely difficult position while advisers presented airbag restraints for autos and other tech as possible future aid.
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Washington
Carter
Capitol Hill sex scandal closes with no prosecutions
The Justice Department has closed the case on the 1976 Capitol Hill sex scandal and will not prosecute anyone. The accusation list includes six House members linked to various sexual misconduct incidents.
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Capitol Hill
Justice Department
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ACLU Holds Back in Arcadia High Book Controversy
The ACLU says it will wait and watch as Scottsdale officials review and possibly remove books from Arcadia High School's literature course. Professor Stephen Lee notes no action is planned unless asked, while parent protests and a formal challenge to one book proceed through district committees and the school board appeals.
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Libarties Union
ACLU
Arcadia High School
Stephen Lee
Arizona State University
Scottsdale
Oftee 8
Séth
William Randall
Een
Em. Lee
Arcadia
Lee
Editors pick top 20 stories of nation’s first 200 years
The Associated Press asked editors to rank the top 20 events from the nation’s first two centuries. Progress editors and readers submitted selections and tallies will appear in Friday’s Progress alongside the editors’ list.
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Progress
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Variable high cloudiness today and Friday with cooler temperatures Friday. Highs projected in the low 70s today and upper 60s Friday. Overnight lows in the mid-40s. Details on page three.
Supreme Court Refuses Mason Recount Bid in Fourth District
Arizona Supreme Court declines to accept jurisdiction over Mason's recount petitions in the Fourth District race. Mason, a Democrat, sought a special action after a lower court dismissed his bid to recount the general election loss to Eldon Rudd, a Republican, by 719 votes. Officials cited possible counting errors and a potential 99-vote shift from Apache County. the U.S. House could probe if needed.
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Ted W Brown
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Eldon Russ
Scottsdale
High Court
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Pima County
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Rudd
M. Jeremy Toles
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David West
U.S. House of Representatives
Toles
Fabritz
Apache County
Hill
Hickox
Charles Hyder
Robert Hungerford
Ken Kunes
Bernard
Bernie” Katz
Rhodes Mason Lead GOP and Dem Funds in Scottsdale District Races
Reported campaign spending shows John Rhodes $188 810 year to date with $130 341 in the general against Pat Fullinwider who spent $49 325 in the general and $71 682 for the year. Anthony Mason spent $172 781 for the year including $92 156 in the general, while Eldon Rudd won the Fourth District with $121 868 total and $88 937 in the general.
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Anthony
Mason
Scottsdale
Rhodes
Pat Fullinwider
Fullinwider
Eldon Rudd
Rudd
Arizona Supreme Court
Maricopa County
Barker Hickox
Ialing
Jerry Hill
Hickox
Hill
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