Eritrea Conflict Intensifies Near Asmara Amid Bombardment
Ethiopian warplanes and artillery bombarded rebel positions on Asmara's outskirts as the 14 day battle for Eritrea Province continues. An estimated 3,000 dead so far includes many civilians, with refugees pouring from Asmara while some shops reopen. An Arab diplomat voiced cautious optimism for a truce as Addis Ababa and rebel forces clash.
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Arizona Senate approves bill to repeal fair trade law
The Senate Agriculture Commerce and Labor Committee backed repeal of Arizona fair trade laws including liquor provisions. An amendment to exempt liquor failed 8 to 1, with critics arguing repeal raises false advertising risk and harms small dealers while supporters cite free enterprise and consumer choice.
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Arizona State University Law
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American Freedom Train to Tour Nation for Bicentennial
The train will arrive in Delaware in April and travel 17 000 miles over 21 months through 48 states with 22 cars 12 of them exhibits. It aims to reach 40 to 50 million viewers with displays ranging from the Revolution to the moon landing and features a moving walkway and narrated exhibits.
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Robert Betts Copley
Delaware
Tom Paine
Ben Franklin
George Washington
America
Lincoln
Silver Scroll Brotherhood awards for 1975 announced
The Arizona Region NCCJ will honor Judge Sandra D. O Connor Allen L. Rosenberg and Morrison F. Warren with Silver Scroll Brotherhood awards at a March 5 dinner at the Towne House. R J McMullin leads the committee forecasting nearly 1000 attendees.
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Silver Scroll Brotherhood
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Allen L. Rosenberg
Morrison F. Warren
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NCCJ
Tonalea Tonto area students switch programs gain projects
Tonalea eighth graders join woodshop and sewing lessons while boys learn clothing care and cookwear. The drive yields audio visual gear for the school. PTA discusses fundraising, talent show, and film festival entries with local teachers and volunteers.
Light therapy for Shaf quintuplet in Chicago
One of the four surviving Shaf quintuplets was receiving special light therapy in Chicago to prevent brain damage from a liver ailment. All four surviving quints were stable, with Derek Anthony in the final hours of phototherapy for hyperbilirubinemia, described as a risk to brain and neural development.
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Chicago
UPI
Derek Anthony
Derek
Sleep Stages and REM Dreams Explain Night Time Rest
Dr Irwin Polk discusses sleep, its stages, and REM sleep where dreaming occurs. He notes four stages, REM cycles about every 90 minutes, and that sleep needs vary among individuals from short to long sleepers. Sleep patterns change with age and brain development.
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Irwin J. Polk
M.D. Copley
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