Carter Reorganization Plan Faces Congressional Opposition
President Carter seeks four year authority to reorganize federal agencies with veto power by either chamber. Rep. Jack Brooks argues Congress must approve changes in advance, while Sen. Ribicoff backs the plan and hearings are set. Senate Minority Leader Baker predicts sympathy but tense debate ahead.
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Carter
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House
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Brooks
House Government Operations Committee
Sen
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Senate Government Operations Committee
Howard Baker
Tenn
Jungle animals adapt to freezing Cincinnati
Zebras and elands frolic in snow while Hons and panthers stay alert and a cheetah resists. Experts note tropical species develop thicker fur to cope with cold as Ohio faces energy shortages. Cincinnati Gas & Electric limits temps to protect rare animals and plants during harsh weather.
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Subtropics
Ed Maruska
Ohio
Maruska
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
William H. Dickhower
Senate Overhauls Committees in Sweeping Reorganization
The Senate approved a plan cutting 31 committees to 25 and subcommittees from 174 to about 125. It limits members per senator, preserves many chairs, and abolishes Space and District of Columbia as well as Joint panels. The move, praised as historic, clears the way for new committee assignments.
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Sen
Adlai Stevenson
D-Ill
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Stevenson
Quentin Burdick
D-N.d
House
Yi Stevenson
Enrollment drop spurs university budget debate
In Phoenix AP report, legislators hear Arizona and Arizona State University presidents argue for higher budgets despite declines in enrollment. School heads say declines are temporary and staffing should be kept for future growth, while critics insist midlevel increases are hard to justify. Enrollment fell by 400 at ASU and 2,000 at Arizona last fall.
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Arizona
John P. Schaefer
John W. Schwada
Arizona State
Ralph Bilby
Arizona Board of Regents
House
Senate Appropriations Committees
Hal Runyan
Obituary of Col Thomas Crawford Veteran Serviceman
Col Thomas M. Crawford TI a World War I and II veteran and 35 year Army career died Thursday at St Josephs Hospital in Phoenix He came to Arizona in 1959 from Nashville Tenn He graduated from the U S Military Academy in 1919 and served as assistant chief of staff in Alaska and Europe under Gen Omar Bradley He led as city manager of Oakhill Tenn from 1954 to 1959 Survivors include wife Anne son Thomas Jr daughters Anne Vickers Barbara Deaton two sisters and nine grandchildren Services are 730 pm Sunday at United Presbyterian Church in Phoenix with private cremation to follow
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Oakhill
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Anne Vickers
Buffalo
N.Y
Barbara Deaton
Scottsdale
United Presbyterian Church
E. Thomas Rd
Services set for Megan Beatrice Crawford at Messinger Chapel
Megan Beatrice Crawford 21 died here on Thursday. Services will be at 3 p.m. Sunday in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. She lived at 4642 Alta Hacienda Drive in Phoenix, was a 1973 Scottsdale High School graduate, moved to Arizona a decade ago from Cleveland, was a student at Scripps College, and died while home on vacation. Survivors include her parents Dr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Crawford of Phoenix and grandparents in Dallas and Albany. Memorials to CODAC and TERROS are requested.
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Ohio
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Calif
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Purvis Carlton Dies. Lockheed Engineer, Church Member
Purvis Carlton, 58, longtime Lockheed Aircraft Co. engineer of 25 years, and a member of Center Methodist Church, is noted in an obituary item.
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Lockheed Aircraft Co
Center Methodist Church
Agatha Juergensen Services Held in Kansas Funeral Home
Agatha D Juergensen 68 died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix services set in Phillipsburg Kansas Paradise Memorial Chapel announced. She lived at 12201 N 61st Place and is survived by her children Viola Fajen and Allen. A second obituary notes Carlton of Phoenix died Wednesday at Doctors Hospital and survived by two sisters with services in Hemphill Texas Mercer Mortuary announced.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
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Kan
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Viola Fajen
Allen
Doctors Hospital
Carlton
E. Wilshire Drive
Hemphill
Tex
Mercer Mortuary
Scottsdale district opens new middle school next fall
Residents can contact School Supt William Randall or principal Tom Smith with questions about the Ingleside School site. An answering service is available. calls may leave name, number, and the questions to be asked. Seventh and eighth graders from Hopi, Tawan, Kachina, Kaibab and Ingleside will attend.
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Arcadia
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Solzhenitsyn Denounces Ginzburg Arrest in Moscow
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn had his secretary arrange comment to a radio reporter denouncing the arrest in Moscow of Soviet dissident Alexander Ginzburg.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Moscow
Alexander Ginzburg
Weather Watch East Snow Falls Across Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
A low pressure system over Pennsylvania spreads winter weather across the Ohio valley and Great Lakes. Snow blankets Michigan and western Pennsylvania while gusty winds shift to 30 mph in parts of the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Travelers face advisories across multiple states with near blizzard conditions possible in western New York. Temperature ranges show 20s in northern plains to 71 in Key West.
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Weekend State Weather Retreats Mild Skies Outside
The weekend outlook predicts mild temperatures with sunny skies and high clouds. Daytime highs vary from 40 at Navajo National Monument to 77 at Gila Bend, while morning lows span 15 in Flagstaff to 48 in Phoenix.
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Northwest Arizona and Regions Forecast Summary
North and Central Arizona zones show mostly sunny conditions with little temp change through today and Sunday. Highs range from mid 40s to mid 70s across areas. overnight lows vary from single digits to upper 40s depending on location. Winds generally light.
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Depositors Seek Federal Intervention in Lincoln Thrift Case
In Phoenix a group of Lincoln Thrift depositors, backed by attorney Jack Levine for the Protective Association, filed another motion to intervene in the receivership of Lincoln and U.S. Thrift. The hearing before U.S. District Court Judge Walter Craig is set for February 14. In separate action, the Arizona State Bar sues Phoenix tax consultant Ralph Klein for practicing law without a license, with Klein calling the charge ridiculous and expecting to lose the suit.
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Lincoln Thrift
Lincoln
U.S
Jack ‘Levine
Protective Association of Lincoln Thrift Depositors
USS. District Court
Walter Craig
State Bar of Arizona
Maricopa County
Ralph Klein
Klein
Mafia figure sentenced for receiving a stolen painting
Peter Licavoli was sentenced to 18 months in prison and a $100,000 fine after pleading not guilty to receiving a stolen painting. Character witness Peter Licavell Jr. said the case targets him because of his name.
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Tucson
Peter Licavoli
Peter Licavell Jr
Phoenix doctor sues after losing hospital privileges
Dr Daniel Carroll former chief of plastic surgery and emergency room at Good Samaritan Hospital alleges Samaritan Health Service and its insurer discriminated against him after he cancelled malpractice insurance. Maricopa County Superior Court suit asserts wrongful acts and seeks relief.
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Samaritan Health Service
Maricopa County Superior Court
Daniel Carroll
Good Samaritan Hospital
Tragic single-car crash claims 19-year-old in Phoenix
Police report a single-car wreck on Bell Road near Third Avenue in Phoenix last night killed Michael David Decker, 19, of 7321 E Palm Lane. The vehicle reportedly sped around a curve and overturned leaving Decker dead at 11 30 p m.
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Bell Road
Third Avenue
Phoenix
Michael David ‘Decker
Palm Lane
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