Debris Examined II Sparks Red Faces in Stockholm Championship
In Stockholm the world team championship saw heated post mortems as Barbara Hamman questioned slam defense after East West hands. The deal involved 158 tables and a complex endgame where declarer faced two main lines of trumps and clubs. Red faces followed a tense bidding and perfect scrutiny of play.
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Stockholm
South
North
Declarer
Dummy
East
Barbara Hamman
Bob Hamman
West
Barbara
Saguaro High paper drive boosts recycling effort
Saguaro High students led by Mary Hirschboeck and Marcia Merritt aim to collect ten tons of paper for recycling with funds going to a wildlife conservation group. Residents are urged to drop newspapers cardboard and paper bags in Room 317 or call for pickups.
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Saguaro High School
Beverly Byrd
Mary Hirschboeck
Marcia Merritt
Saguaro High
Saguaro High School drives helps St. Paes Day Care children
Saguaro High School Key Club and student council organize a clothes and toy drive alongside a canned food drive to aid St. Paes Day Care Center in south Phoenix. Ken Barney, senior, was chosen to represent Saguaro in the Voice of Democracy scholarship contest, a national broadcast script program by the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Saguaro High School
Phoenix
Voice of Democracy
Ken Barney
Saguaro
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arizona Association of Student Councils
Tucson
Terry West
Julie Begonia
Robin Pegue
Jana Yort
Nancy Richard
Denny Denempont
Loren Molever
Ruling Against Brazil Denies New Trial in Mohave Case
Superior Court Judge Frank X. Gordon ruled Tuesday that narcotics dealer Gary Brazil 26 was not framed by Phoenix police officer Richard Todd. The decision ends Brazil's bid for a new trial in Mohave County.
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Phoenix
UPI
Gary Brazil
Superior Court
Frank X. Gordon
Mohave County
Brazil
Richard Todd
Muskie Heads Democratic Hopefuls In 1972 Scene
Senate remains the breeding ground for Democrats seeking Nixon’s replacement with Muskie favored for the 1972 nomination. Humphrey and Kennedy are also noted as potential contenders though not running, while McGovern Hughes and Bayh hold minor support. Publicity and primaries will shift dynamics before the Democratic National Convention.
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Raymond Lahr
Washington
UPI
Senate
Out
Nixon
White House
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Edward M. Kennnedy
Massachusetts
Muskie
Humphrey
Gallup
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Michigan
George Romney
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S.truman
Alben W. Barkley
John J. Sparkman
Estes Kefauver
Lyndon B. Johnson
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Recorder Admits Law Requires Citizenship Papers For Voting
County Recorder Paul Marston defended a state requirement that naturalized citizens show citizenship papers when registering to vote. He rejected Sen. Harold Giss's criticism calling him incompetent and urged legislative change if the law is unsatisfactory.
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Phoenix
UPI
County
Paul Marston
Marston
Harold Giss
Giss
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Hughes Air West
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Prade Blue Bird
Phoenix Zoo
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Naval Academy
University of Denver
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Phoenix Symphony Guild
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Mexican Foods of Phoenix, Presents
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