Carter would pardon Vietnam era draft evaders
President elect Jimmy Carter contemplates a broad pardon for draft evaders from the Vietnam era. Estimates place those affected at 9,321 known violators and up to 250,000 who failed to register, with 69,500 deserters or those with bad discharges potentially excluded. The plan hinges on a proclamation and could impact Americans abroad and those who changed citizenship.
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James Cary Washington
CNS
Jimmy Carter
Carter
O.G. Benson
Selective Service Reserve
Ford
Sal
David Berg
Justice Department
United States
U.S
Canada
Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S. Supreme Court
Mr. Carter
Plains
New York City
Computer predicts personal death risk and health aging
A UW Madison program uses a computer to estimate a patient’s 10 year death risk and how habits alter odds. After a 20 minute interview the device prints risk factors, health age, and potential aging reduction, aiming to guide preventive care and choices.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Center For Health Sciences
Norman Jensen
Jensen
Larry van Dura
Scottsdale High to Host Christmas Decorating Contest
Scottsdale High announces an annual campus decorating contest to transform offices and homerooms into a winter wonderland. Student council plans noontime activities and a bake sale to raise funds for the council treasury and for the Jeanne Metcalf Fund.
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Scottsdale High
Saba’s
Casual Corner
Jeanne Metcalf
SHS
Council
Chess Interzonal ties set up 1977 candidates field
The Biel interzonal in Switzerland ended in a three way tie for second through fourth. October play offs in Varese, Italy, chose two players to join winner Bent Larsen to the 1977 candidates for a world title match with Anatoly Karpov. The eight players include top finishers from both interzonals, plus Robert Fischer if he accepts and Viktor Korchnoi. The article reviews Petrosian and Portisch, their styles, and a sample Portisch Karpov game from 1972.
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Ross Williams Copley
Biel
Switzerland
Varese
Italy
Bent Larsen
Denmark
Anatoly Karpov
Soviet Union
Robert Fischer
United States
World Chess Federation
Victor Korchnoi
Tigran Petrosian
Mikhail Tal
Lajos Portisch
Tal
Petrosian
Mikhail Botvinnik
Botvinnik
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Fischer
Korchnoi
Portisch
Karpov
San Antonio
Portisch Karpov
Ex-Soviet Jew to speak here at regional conference
Leaders from the Western United States meet in Phoenix for the second annual Western Regional Conference on Soviet Jews. Jonathan Marshall chairs the event with Sophia Levin as principal speaker and Rep. John Rhodes set to welcome attendees. Panelists include Melvyn Levitsky Yorim Dinstein and Spencer Oliver. Workshops follow Sunday's panel and Monday sessions.
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United States
Russia
Phoenix
Helsinki
Finland
Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale Progress
Sophia Levin
Levin
Alexander Lerner
Soviet Union
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Melvyn Levitsky
U.S. State Department
Yorim Dinstein
Tel- Aviv University
Spencer Oliver
Commission of Security and Cooperation In Europe
Water service decision due for Pinnacle tracts
The Arizona Corporation Commission heard rivals James P. Paul Water Co. and Pinnacle Paradise Water Co. over two Pinnacle Peak Road developments. A ruling is expected after January 1, with briefs to follow this month.
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Scottsdale-area
Pinnacle Peak Road
Arizona Corporation Commission
James P. Paul Water Co
Scottsdale
Pinnacle Paradise Water Co
Jerry Nelson
The
Paul Company
Pinnacle Peak
Scottsdale Roads
Barney Paulsen
Commission
Paulsen
Paul
Pinnacle Paradise
Pinnacle Peak Village
Pinnacle Peak Land Co
Nelson
Godfrey Ends Hospital Stay After Five Days of Tests
Chicago AP reports radio and TV personality Arthur Godfrey has been released from Michael Reese Hospital following five days of tests, per a hospital spokesman.
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Chicago
Arthur Godfrey
Michael Reese Hospital
Verne Classic 20 000 Leagues Screened At Library
The Scottsdale Public Library hosts a Family Film Festival screening of Jules Verne's 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea Monday at 7 p.m. in the main library. Admission is free but seating is limited.
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Jules Verne
Scottsdale Public Library
County Board To Vote On Sheriff Deputies Opting Out Of Social Security
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is set to approve a resolution permitting sheriff's deputies to request withdrawal from Social Security. The move could save about 300000 dollars annually. Board members Henry Haws Bob Stark and Bob Corbin plan to support the proposal while questioning its legality for some county employees to leave Social Security.
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Yale Decorators
General Mills
St. Vincent de Paul
C. van Haaften
Better Business Bureau
Roc-Tech
HERO
East High
Barbara Schembri
Cathy
Larsen
Milan
Lubomir
Ljubojevic
Yugoslavia
Godfrey
Bob & Dot
Cave Creek
Cavendish Bridge Club
E. Indian School Rd
Andersons
Anderson’s
Fine Valley
Piace Scottsdale
Fiesta Inn - Tempe
Dale Anderson
Anderson
Scottsdale Railroad & Mechanical Society
Railroad Park
Indian Bend Rd
Patricia Stillman
Paradise & Pacific
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