Guerrilla Killings Reported in Rhodesia Violence
Rhodesian authorities say black nationalist guerrillas killed four whites in 24 hours. A South African vacationer died when attackers felled a ferry on Lake Kariba at midspan between Kariba and Victoria Falls. Two Rhodesian policemen also died in clashes. Survivors of a tea plantation massacre say insurgents punished workers for disobeying orders.
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Lake Kariba
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Victoria Falls
Mozambique
Lead Choice in a Close Swiss Team Rubber
Bridge players analyzed a six clubs slam bid facing a three diamond club lead. Marion Weed chose a diamond king as opening lead to compensate for difficult suits, with Wolff defeating it by ruffing and spade pulls. The chair commentary highlighted the psychology and strategy behind lead selection in a high stakes regional match.
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Jim Hooker
Dallas
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Wolff
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Gerald Caravelli
Chicago
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Paul Levitt
Ft. Worth
Caravelli
Beame pushes five year plan to rescue New York City
Mayor Abraham Beame outlines a five year recovery plan including tax breaks for businesses as U S officials warn against more federal aid. Beame and Gov Hugh Carey testify before the Senate Banking Committee on balancing the city budget by July 1978 amid calls for state and local solutions.
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Abraham Beame
New York City
U.S
Beame
Hugh Carey
Senate Banking Committee
New
New York
Simon
Embezzler Marsh Fined in Credit Union Case
Richard Marsh Jr., 43, former general manager of Arizona Telco Federal Credit Union in Phoenix, is fined 1200 dollars after pleading no contest to four misdemeanor counts of embezzling 112 dollars. He agreed to restitution of 2141 dollars for 1974 losses.
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Phoenix
Arizona Telco Federal Credit Union
Richard Marsh Jr
E. Monterey Way
U.S. District Court
William Copple
Marsh
Bell
Suggs
Eleven area residents become U S citizens in federal naturalization
Ten Scottsdale Paradise Valley and East Phoenix residents gained citizenship in a federal naturalization ceremony held last week in court. Names listed include Amram Knishinsky from Israel, Angela Fiume from Italy, Atsuko Noda Parker from Japan, Maher Rassas from Jordan, Michael Economos from Mexico, Jose Holmberg and Rominaldo Martel from South Vietnam and the Philippines native, Patricia McCarville from Great Britain, and Peter Deak from Hungary, with addresses provided.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
East Phoenix
U.S
Israel
Amram and
Yosefa Knishinsky
Valley View Rd
Italy
Angela Fiume
Rominaldo Martel
Philippines
Great Britain
Patricia McCarville
45Th St
Hungary
Peter ‘Deak
Farming implements showcased at Arizona Agricultural Trade Fair
The Arizona Agricultural Trade Fair runs January 5 through 9 at the Arizona State Fairgrounds in Phoenix as part of the 29th annual Arizona National Livestock Show. Displays cover feed and seed, fertilizer and chemical, irrigation and pump equipment, and animal nutrition products. A January 16 quarter horse sale at 7:30 p.m. in the Coliseum, organized by the Arizona Quarter Horse Breeders Association, is expected to auction over 60 horses.
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Arizona State Fairgrounds and Coliseum
Phoenix
Arizona Quarter Horse -Breeders*-Association
Liberian tanker Argo Merchant splits amid Nantucket seas
The 640 foot Liberian tanker Argo Merchant broke in half near Nantucket amid 20 foot seas and 35 mph winds. Coast Guard said the spill "apparently" not large. 60 mile slick heading seaward. Massachusetts sought disaster relief as birds and oil washed ashore.
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Mass
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
James
Argo
Perkins
Massachusetts
Ford
Massachusetts Environmental Affairs
Evelyn Murphy
Associated Press
Alcoholism Rise in U S Women and Youth
Washington report notes rising alcoholism despite federal programs. NIAAA data shows women now about 35 percent of alcoholics and teen problem drinkers 28 percent amid 1968 74 consumption up 25 percent. Congress eyes three year funding extension and expanded treatment while urging repeal of drunkenness statutes and hospital discrimination.
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Benjamin Shore
Washington
CNS
Congress
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
United States
World Health Organization
American Medical Association
American Hospital Association
American Psychiatric Association
U.S. Supreme Court
Ha of Representatives
NIAAA
U.S
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