California braces for major geological hazards plan
The California Division of Mines and Geology unveils the Urban Geology Master Plan a 112 page effort to reduce losses from 10 geological hazards. It estimates 55 billion dollars in damages 1970 to 2000 with earthquakes alone risking 21 billion and 50 000 deaths unless warnings building codes and land use reforms are enacted.
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Sacramento
UPS
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Golden State
San Fernando
California Division of Mines and Geology
Wesley G. Bruer
Bruer
Daugherty to Speak at Phoenix Executives Club
Former Michigan State head football coach Duffy Daugherty will speak at the Phoenix Executives Club on Wednesday. He retired after 19 seasons with a 109 69 5 record and was voted Coach of the Year in 1955. He is now an ABC Sports television commentator.
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Michigan State Spartans
Duffy Daugherty
Phoenix Executives Club
Daugherty
Michigan State
Collegues
ABC Sports
Grand jury resumes probe into Hughes Airwest purchase
A UPI report says a federal grand jury will hear further testimony on Hughes Tool Co.’s 1968 69 Airwest acquisition. Robert Maheu is expected to testify as stock manipulation and conspiracy charges loom with a five year statute.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Airwest Airlines
Hughes Tool Co
Robert Maheu
Hughes Nevada
Maheu
Hughes
Airwest
Chester Davis
Howard Hughes
Summa Copr
Chess tournament mirrors Cold War tensions in Netherlands
Political strategy drives chess at IBM Netherlands and Hoogoven works as Soviet stars bow out. Spassky Petrosian and Smyslov no longer attend with Soviet Chess Federation stating no players available. Arab boycott over U S Dutch pro Israel stance coincides with reduced attendance.
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Joseph Mill Brown
Nixon
Brezhnev
Netherlands
IBM Corp
Holland
Hoogoven Steel Works
Soviet Union
Boris Spassky
Tigran Petrosian
Vasily Smyslov
Hoogoven
United States
Bent Larsen
Bobby Fischer
Noah Divinsky
Aces Claim Women’s Pairs at Rocky Mountain Regional
In Denver at the Rocky Mountain Regional Tournament Norma Autermann of Littleton and Sarah B. Cohan of Denver won the Women's Pairs Championship. The featured hand tested declarers as quick players faltered while careful bidders earned solid scores.
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Rocky Mountain
Denver
Norma Autermann
Littleton, Colo
Sarah B. Cohan
Chess and Bridge Tactics Highlight Tournaments and Personalities
Bridge notes describe an unusual no trump overcall and defensive discards that yield success by declarers. Chess commentary weighs Hoovogen Browne and Hort joining a lineup with Fischer, plus reflections on Fischer Larsen dynamics and the evolving, more physical nature of top play.
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West
East
Declarer
Scottsdale Chess Club Holds Weekly Meetings
The Chess Club of Scottsdale affiliated with USCF meets Fridays at Eldorado Park South Control Building 1909 Miller Rd from 7 to 11 p.m. Attend with optional Club or USCF membership. players should bring their own set or board. For more information contact the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department.
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The
Chess Club of
Scottsdale
United States Chess Federation
Eldorado Park South Control
Miller Rd
USCF
Electronic revolution amplifies mind power
Two men on a London subway demonstrate solid-state calculators as a sign of rapid progress in electronics. RCA chairman Robert W. Sarnoff envisions large-scale integration creating tiny cheap computers by 1980, capable of storing and processing millions of bits, reducing manual tasks and expanding human thought.
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London
API
Financial District
Bank of England
Robert W. Sarnoff
RCA
Imperial College of Science and Technology
Sarnoff
Britain
Scottsdale Leaders Named to National Academic Honors
SHS graduate Ted Decker at Northern Arizona University earns Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges and serves as Interfraternity Council president. Other locals receive fellowships, Phi Kappa Phi, and Beta Gamma Sigma honors. multiple seniors and graduates from Scottsdale and Tempe are named to honor rolls and honor societies.
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Ted Decker
Scottsdale High
Northern Arizona University
Interfraternity Council
Howard R. Lippman
Scottsdale
Phi Kappa Phi
University of Arizona
Beta Gamma Sigma
Arizona State University
Joseph R. Santosuosso
E. Plaza
Henry A. Anderson
E. Bonita
Annette Dancho
E. Palm Lane
Ronald J. Porter
E. Vernon
Nancy S. Gilliam
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Akqja
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Larsen
Fischer
Mikhail Botvinnik
U.S. Chess Federation
Bobby
Vic Sylvester
Lawrence Welk
Wijk Aan Zee
Lombardy
Langeweghee
Norge Village
E. McDowell
Fifth Aven
Who's Who
NAU
Steve Cross
K. W. Cross
Granite Reef Rd
Danforth
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
del A. Remme
E. Cholla Lane
Stephens College
Dads Committee
Columbia
Mary Beth
Otto L. Bendheim
George Leonard
Lorraine Frank
Wilfred R. Stewart
Camelback Hospital
John §. Vaughn
Eugene F. Vaughn
Lafayette
Abilene Christian College
Abilene
Texas
William Carlin
E. Paradise Drive
Alice Schnell
E. Palo Verde
Peter D. Schwiebert
E. Garfield
Alpha Iota
Arizona State University of Pi Omega Pi
Business Fraternity
Arizona State
Phi Eta Sigma
Robert Garner
N. Oakhurst
Scott Loos
E. San Miguel
Edward May
N. 62Nd St
Leslie Smith
E. Orange Blossom
John Stephenson
E. Lafayette
Michael West
Monte Vista
B&d
Taco Bell
E. McDowell Rd
NXT
N. Marshall
Wild Bill Moses
Scottsdale Rd
Ada
Holiday
Cale
Jesse Jeans
Sth Ave
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