Civil rights protests grow over Justice post appointee
The Carter transition faces sharp criticism of Griffin Bell over civil rights record. Critics cite desegregation rulings and all white club memberships. Bell defends himself, plans a news conference and possible inactive club status to ease finance concerns. Jesse Jackson labels Bell a foe of civil rights.
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Mohave Pueblo Tumblers fund drive and school projects
The Mohave School tumbler sale raised about 800 in profits for improvements on school grounds. Over 2 000 cans were donated in the Christmas Food Drive with Gloria Heaps third grade collecting the most at 339. Square Dance lessons start Jan 13 at Chaparral Boys Club.
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Mohave
Gloria Heap
Chaparral
Jackrabbit Rd
Fiesta Bowl babysitting party offered by American Preschools
American Preschools at 4940 E. McDowell Rd plans a Fiesta Bowl babysitting party for kids during the game. It runs 11 30 a m to 7 p m with buffet lunch games arts and crafts and snacks. Fees are 15 for one child or 20 for all children in a family with 12 and 15 if paid in advance.
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E. McDowell Rd
Argo Merchant breaks up off Nantucket in huge oil spill
The 640 foot tanker Argo Merchant split and broke apart off Nantucket sending heavy oil into Georges Bank waters. Fifteen foot waves and 50 mph winds hampered Coast Guard efforts while Massachusetts seeks federal aid for impacted fishermen and businesses. Oil-coated birds have been sighted as officials assess hazards and plan cargo pumping and possible sinking offshore.
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Washington, D.C
Rotary International president to visit Scottsdale
Robert A Manchester II president of Rotary International will address the Scottsdale Rotary Club at noon Monday at Camelback Inn. Local Rotarians invited and asked to reserve through their clubs. Manchester is a Youngstown Ohio lawyer who has held mayor and solicitor roles and led state education boards.
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Rotary International
Scottsdale
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City Accepts Kaiser Aetna Offer of Four Thousand Dollars and Hogan Dwellings
City Manager Aleshire told the council Kaiser Aetna offers four thousand dollars in cash and two earth-covered Indian hogans in lieu of a ten thousand dollar payment for tennis court work at McCormick Park. The city accepted noting it lacks the ten thousand but values the cash and hogans. A decade-old written agreement and the ten thousand payment could not be located in city records.
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Scottsdale
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Kaiser Aetna
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
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