Utah men arraigned in theft of 900 year old artifacts
Three Utah men were arraigned on felony charges for stealing Indian artifacts from a 900 year old site in Tonto National Forest. District ranger Hibbetts cited widespread unlawful digging as a growing problem and high black market prices driving the activity. They were released on recognizance and face up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted.
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Phoenix
Utah
Tonto National Forest
Jimmy"e. Hibbetts
U.S
Richard C. Gormley
Robert E. Gevara
Kyle R. Jones
Thayde K. Jones
East Carbon
Ted Noyes
Brooklyn Basin
Cordes Junction
Hibbetts
Cave Creek
Scientists struggle to explain mysterious booms along coasts
AP reports unexplained loud booms heard in New Jersey Connecticut and earlier in New York Florida Australia and the Middle East. USGS says such sounds have a long history and lack a definitive scientific explanation. James Devine notes regional names for the phenomena like Guns of the Seneca and Barisal Guns.
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Washington
New Jersey
Connecticut
Finger Lakes
New York
Florida
Australia
Middle East
U.S. Geological Survey
Mys
mid-Atlantic
James Devine
Devine
Nixies Solve Santa Mail Mysteries in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a group of 12 Nixies at Terminal Annex tackle illegible or undeliverable mail during Christmas. They use guides and intuition to deduce destinations, averaging 500 challenges daily with about 60 percent solved. Undeliverable items go to sender or to the dead letter office.
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Los Angeles
Texas
Bernard Rowig
Nixie Clayton Bryant
New Orleans
Louisiana
San Francisco
Easter
The Aces on Bridge by Ira G Corn Jr
The article analyzes a bridge hand where declarer must time plays to maximize tricks. It traces a misstep with three high clubs and explains a correct line drawing two trumps, unblocking clubs, then claiming ten tricks for a 700 score. It notes the opening lead and bidding implications.
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Declarer
East
Border fighting intensifies between Vietnam and Cambodia
Washington officials say fighting in the Parrot's Beak region near Saigon has intensified with possibly thousands of troops involved on both sides. Cambodian territory is reportedly being reclaimed from Vietnamese occupation, with clashes extending to regimental levels or higher. Officials declined to provide more details, noting it is a bilateral matter.
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Washington
Vietnam
Cambodia
State Department
Saigon
Puritan Islamic Reform Sparks Global Alarm
Moslem states from Morocco to Pakistan may soon restrict alcohol and impose strict Sharia punishments. Libyan leader Gadaffi drives a wave of puritanism amid Cairo and Tunisian moves toward Islamic law. Egypt debates a penal code reviving stoning and lashes while public alcohol sales vanish.
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Aida Parker Copley
Libya
Muammar Gadaffi
Saudi Arabia
West
Tunisia
France
Egypt
Cairo
Forests Earn State 4.8 Million From Southwest Lands
Arizona has received four million eight hundred eighty eight thousand five hundred seventeen dollars and fifty cents as its share of earnings from the national forests in the Southwest for the period reported.
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Arizona
Southwest
Arizona State University Extends Off Campus Courses
ASU will offer college credit courses at Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale High Schools starting the week of Jan 23. Registration runs 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. through Jan 20 with on site or first class signups. A schedule is available at the ASU Continuing Education office. fiscal year 1977.
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Arizona State University
Arcadia
Coronado
Scottsdale
Academic Services
ASU
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Mohammad
Judiciary State Council
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Southwestern Regional
M. J. Hassell
Forest Service
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Christian Reformed Church
God
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Jesus
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Fifth Ave
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