Army disputes Wounded Knee massacre label in new study
The Army says it is unfair and inaccurate to call Wounded Knee a massacre. It cites restraint and ordered firing, cites 1890 deaths and injuries, and notes the Senate panel hearing on a proposed $3,000 heirs' payment to 146 Sioux victims.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
Contary
Senate Judiciary Committee
Army
James G. Abourezk
D.S.D
Abourezk
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Big Foot
Students Help Plant 20 Trees at Cocopah School Playground
Guy Yates, a young landscaper and Cocopah School student, aids in planting 20 trees on the primary playground as families join in a $5,000 Cocopah Teacher-Parents Association landscaping donation. The second half arrives in late January for teen-age playground updates. Kay Schneider assisted, helping plant eight bottle trees and a dozen Shamelash.
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Cocopah
Guy Yates
Cocopah Teacher-Parents Association
Kay Schneider
First Indian Art Festival Opens on Miccosukee Reservation
Miccosukee Chief Buffalo Tiger leads the First Indian Art Festival on the Tamiami Trail near Miami. Tribes from Wisconsin attend to display art and demonstrate dances while Buffalo Tiger aims to educate the public and reveal Indigenous culture long hidden from whites.
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Tamiami Trail
U.S. 41
the Everglades
Miami
Wisconsin
Bureau of Indian Arts
Agness Cypress
Hill
Tiger
Arizonan believes he'll be president
Frank Taylor a Bisbee resident and publisher of automobile related magazines pursues the United American Party bid for president. He travels with his family funding campaigns by recycling cans and advocates a constitutionalist platform ending deficit spending restoring the Homestead Act and troop withdrawals. He claims 3500 supporters and says ridicule accompanies any great undertaking.
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Taylor
Bisbee
United American Party
Postcard address registration fails in Maricopa County
In Phoenix AP reports a one year postcard change of address program fails to attract users. Maricopa County Recorder Tom Freestone says only about 125 cards have been received despite aims for thousands. He notes mobility in the county and that the system relied on post offices to distribute forms but the postal service could not handle them.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Tom Freestone
Freestone
Acne and the Pill Effects on Skin and Knee Injury Advice
A reader asks if stopping birth control pills caused acne and Dr. William J. Goldway notes hormones can cause varied skin reactions and that long term pill effects are debated. He advises natural skin care first, then breaks when resuming pills, and cautions on the knee issue with rehab and muscle strengthening before return to sports.
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William Goldwag
M.D. Copley News Services
Jet depressurizes on Capitol Airways DC-8 emercency landing
An airliner from Honolulu to Chicago depressurized near Oakland forcing an emergency descent from 32000 to 16000 feet and a safe Oakland stop. Ten of 183 passengers were treated for nausea headaches and earaches. Duke Rose of Capitol denies an emergency landing noting fuel stop and crew swap. The incident occurred Saturday night with no serious injuries.
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Bobby Sullivan
Mequon
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Capitol Airways International
San Francisco Bay Area
Duke Rose
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Rose
Smyrna
Tenn
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