Legal views on age restrictions in retirement housing.
An overview notes court rulings upholding age based deed restrictions as constitutional, citing Stoves v. Riley in 1973 and affirmations by Arizona Court of Appeals and Supreme Court, plus similar U.S. cases like Belle Terre and Maldini v Ambro. Prime Time invites questions to KAET ASU.
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Pinal County
Stoves
Riley
Court of Appeals
State of
Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
Appeals Court
U.S. Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Belle Terre
Arizona Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals of
New York
Maldini
Ambro
Harvard Study Outlines Keys To Raising Terrific Kids
Harvard researchers report infants who grow into socially bright, intelligent children share common early experiences. The mother influences most, with rich social interaction, verbal exposure, freedom of movement, and responsive parenting shaping development before age three. Three-year gaps between siblings also matter.
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Boston
Burton
Li. White
Harvard University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
White
Harvard
EPA bans mercury uses in pesticides and paints
The EPA bans future use of mercury in most pesticides and paints citing health risks from contaminated meat and eye injuries in Alamogordo New Mexico. It keeps mercury for some textile fungicides and wood treatment while pushing new premarket reviews and broader cancer risk controls.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Alamogordo
N.M
Iraq
Japan
Senate
Quality
Interior Department
Gulf of Alaska
Senate Commerce Committee
Italian team hails CMF combo for breast cancer advance
Dr. Gianni Bonadonna leads a National Cancer Institute of Italy team reporting in the New England Journal of Medicine that a CMF drug combo lowered recurrence after radical mastectomy. In 386 women studied, recurrence fell to 5 percent with treatment and 24 percent without. Further six month testing planned.
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Milan
Italy
Gianni Bonadonna
New England Journal of Medicine
Bonadonna
U.S. National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Paul P. Carbone
B. Fisher
American Cancer Institute
Former quarterback to address Explorers at recognition banquet
Danny White, ASU quarterback 1971 to 1973 and former Scout explorer, will speak at the Explorer Recognition Banquet at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Towne House in Phoenix. The event awards Explorer Scouts excelling in medicine, law enforcement and aviation, with admission 6 dollars for Explorers and guests, 12 dollars per couple. tickets from the Theodore Roosevelt Council Exploring Division or office in Phoenix.
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Danny White
Arizona State University
W. Clarendon
Phoenix
White
ASU
Sun Devils
Theodore Roosevelt Council
Earls Drive
FTC proposes broader care labeling rules and safer mail orders
The FTC seeks to extend permanent care labeling beyond clothing to household textiles and leather, require listing alternative care methods, and cover garment components. It also mandates 30 day shipment notices and easy cancellation for mail orders, with refunds within seven business days. Leaner beef would be labeled U.S. prime and choice starting Feb. 23, despite consumer opposition. A cyclamate cancer risk panel found 95 percent certainty of no cancer, forwarding FDA review.
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Barb Mayer Copley
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Federal Register Fed
Washington, D.C
Cancer Victims Club Sets Weekend Seminars On Disease And Mind Control
The International Association of Cancer Victims and Friends sponsors two weekend seminars at the SunBurst Hotel in Scottsdale. A cancer and allied diseases session runs 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. with films including The Full Spectrum and World Without Cancer. Admission is 5 dollars. The second is a mind control workshop from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. led by Dr Alfred Barrios, creator of Self Programmed Control, with registration 30 dollars or 15 for students. Participants may continue meetings regularly.
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International Association of Cancer Victims and Friends
IACVF
SunBurst Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
Metropolitan
John Ott
Alfred Barrios
SPC Center
Los Angeles
Barrios
YMCA Girls Plan Ice Skating Parties With Smoki Federation
Scottsdale YMCA girls from the Y Indian Maidens will join the Smoki Federation Outings on Saturday and February 2. Ten Maidens will attend ice skating at Metro Center on Saturday or Oceanside Ice Arena on February 28 from 12:30 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m.
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Scottsdale
Metro Center
Oceanside Ice Arena
Betty Ford Accepts Lifetime PTA Membership
First Lady Betty Ford, who once belonged to four PTAs simultaneously, accepted a lifetime membership in the Congress of Parents and Teachers. Speaking at a PTA conference, she said both she and the President benefited from PTA and that parents must go with children to share their world.
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Washington
Betty Ford
Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
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Kaet Channel 8
Office of the Higher Education Act of 1965
KAET
Tempe
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Council On Environmental Quality
Petoleum
Alaskan Gulf
USDA
Food and Drug Administration
Cancer Club
YMCA
Eldon Drapery Cleaners
E. Bellview
RAY Korte Chevrolet
Pinnacle Peak Patio
Betty
Payson
First National Land Co
Swiss Village Bakery
HUD
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