Polish family seeks return to United States hearing set
John Olejniczak, once a visiting professor from Poland, awaits a January 3 hearing with the American consul in Canada to permit his wife and son to return to Arizona. Strapped for work, they left last summer to join an older son in Canada, hoping for a U.S. visa and permanent status.
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Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
This summary note provides a compact digest of AP wire items from today across politics, world events, economy, and culture. It highlights key actors, locations, dates, and stakes as reported by the Associated Press.
Fire kills 7 coeds at Providence College dorm
A fire on the fourth floor of a Providence College women’s dormitory started by a hair dryer killed seven students and wounded at least 15 others. Fire officials described the blaze as major and ongoing in early today.
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Churchill burial set in family plot at Bladon church
Baroness Spencer-Churchill nee Clementine Churchill dies at 92 from a heart attack. She will be buried Friday beside Sir Winston Churchill in the St Martin’s Churchyard in Bladon near Blenheim Castle, Oxfordshire, in the Churchill family plot.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Darling Clemmie
Oxfordshire
Baroness Spencer-Churchill
St. Martin’s Church
Bladon
Blenheim Castle
Churchills
First American prisoners released under inmate exchange treaty
Forty one U S inmates returned from Mexican prisons marking freedom day. Dorothy Tetterton, 33, from St. Petersburg, Florida, was among the first released from Metropolitan Correctional Center after a four year sentence for cocaine possession. She said she wants to go home to see her two children.
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San Diego
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Metropolitan Correctional Center
Dorothy Tetterton
St. Petersburg
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Cuban government to release Frank Emick from prison
Two congressmen report the Cuban government will release Frank Emick held since 1963 on CIA official charges. Reps. Frederick Richmond and Richard Nolan say State Department and U.S. diplomats in Havana informed them of the decision.
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Frank Emick
CIA
Cuba
Frederick W. Richmond
D-N.y
Richard Nolan
State Department
Havana
Hughes escape described at Desert Inn trial
John Holmes testified that Howard Hughes was carried on a stretcher down a fire escape nine floors to leave the Desert Inn. The testimony relates to Hughes private life as the trial resumed over the Mormon will at issue. Sunny and mild with mid 70s highs and near freezing in valleys tonight.
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Howard Hughes
Desert Inn Hotel
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Compromise Reaches Social Security Bill Trail
Senate conferees ready to remove an unrelated $250 college tuition tax credit from the Social Security measure. House and Senate aim for a quick vote with procedures to allow action Thursday and possible adjournment. Califano criticizes the tuition credit and warns of a veto risk if linked to the Social Security bill.
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House Rules Committee
Congress
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Health, Education and Welfare
Califano
Carter
William V. Roth
Rdel
County hall raises spark debate over pay growth
Maricopa County Supervisor George Campbell claims county raises lure private sector workers away. He notes 5 percent boosts for underfilled moves and another after probation, says a 60 day period and promotions fueled increases, and cites a county wage freeze since May.
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Paradise Valley
Toudie Ross and Co
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Writer walks 3000 miles to talk with his countrymen
Gary Moore a 27 year old freelance writer has walked from Boston toward San Diego over seven months talking with farmers, workers, and minorities along highways and towns. He plans a book and notes widespread racism and concerns over fuel prices welfare and the oil industry. He began May 14, travels about 20 miles daily through many states and expects to finish in San Diego mid January funded by The Herald American.
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Scottsdale High launches free form dropout program SHAEP
Scottsdale High District opens the Scottsdale High Alternative Education Program to help dropouts earn a diploma or pursue other goals. The night program starts Jan 3 with 30 to 40 students, teaching math science social studies English and job training from 6 to 9 pm.
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Scottsdale High
Myrna Horton
Scottsdale High School
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SHAEP
John Durbin
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