Fourth in a series on Britain's New Town teen problem
Crawley New Town faces youth mobility and boredom as teens seek London outings and car culture. Officials note not a major delinquency trend though a 3 year old fatal stabbing is remembered. Debates over a 1000 seat civic hall show friction with London based New Towns Commission over cultural amenities.
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Britain
Crawley
London
United States
Richard Fuller
John Goepel
New Towns Commission
Goeral
Crawley New Town
Fuller
G. Brooke Taylor
Commission
Kenneth Newell
Manchester
Halle Orchestra
Royal Shakespeare Company
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Pollution measures clash in Arizona water bill hearing
Phoenix UPI reports two conflicting Senate bills on state water pollution face compromise after a joint House and Senate hearing produced no clear support. SB 119 backs strong state power on water standards, while SB 178 favors a agriculture weighted council. Distribution of water use is debated with irrigation and health officials offering opposing views.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Senate
Natural Resources
State Health Department
Agriculture
Health Department
Rod McMillan
Salt River Project
George Spendrove
Scottsdale Bank Names Promotions for Local Managers
First National Bank of Arizona announces management shifts in Scottsdale with Nyal Garmon reassigned to head office in an administrative role. Replacing him is R A Sanders who will run the 11th Street and McDowell office. Sanders moves from the 15th and McDowell office as Max H Decker transfers from Chris Town to the 15th and McDowell location.
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Nyal
Garmon
Hazelwood
First ‘Nation Bank
Arizona
Scottsdale
R. A. Sanders
Creston
Iowa
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
Scottsdale Real Estate Board
Quarterback Club
Scottsdale Congregational Unitied Church of Christ
Fisher Body Walkout Ends Amid GM Parts Squeeze
2700 members of Local 549 conclude a seven day wildcat strike at Fisher Body Mansfield Ohio plant easing parts bottleneck for GM. GM warns ongoing layoffs until parts flow resumes and callbacks can be estimated later today.
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General Motors Corp
Fisher Body
Mansfield
Ohio
United States
Canada
Your Bridge By Alfred Sheinwold
South plays the hand after opening hearts and discarding diamonds. The article analyzes the heart and diamond defense, noting East’s heart stop and spade strength. It explains the winning plan to set up hearts while avoiding the danger of giving East a three trick heart breakthrough.
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Hs West
Wvav
South
East
Hinet
Hast
Police clarify FOP ad campaign in Valley
Local police say the Scottsdale Police Department is not involved with a current Fraternal Order of Police sales campaign in the Valley. Capt. Richard Seldner stated there is no concern about campaign legitimacy. The effort is run by a Phoenix FOP lodge hosting a statewide convention next month.
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Scottsdale
Order of Police
Richard Seldner
Phoenix Fop
Solon calls for CIA probe over police state drift
Sen. Gaylord Nelson charged that CIA subsidies, wiretapping, and private detective use signal a drift toward police state tactics in the United States. He urged a full congressional inquiry, citing CIA support for the National Student Association, government spying, and corporate detective use including General Motors and the Wackenhut agency with vast access to official files.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
CIA
America
Wisconsin Democrat
Senate
Nelson
Central Intelligence Agency
National Student Association
U.S. Information Agency
United States
General Motors
Ralph Nader
Florida
Claude R. Kirk
George Wacken
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Joseph W. Grigg
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Bert” Crane
Puller
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Nyal Garmon
R. A, Sanders
Detroit
United Auto Workers International Union
Alfred Sheinwold
Lois Dickson
E. Mcdowell Road
Papago Plaza
Solon
Speer
achoIa Piala
Balt
Alepeo
Oscar Leveren
Everage
Everabe
Sécar Leverant
E. Indian School
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