FBI to seek Congress mandate for national security emergencies
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley urges Congress to authorize guidelines for handling national security emergencies and counter intel programs. He aims to move the FBI from a cloak and dagger image to a public rights protecting agency while selling its work to the public.
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Detroit officer height rule changed to accept applicants
Shorty Miyamoto, 31, who endured six months of torture to meet a 5ft 7in police height, was rejected. Police Commissioner Philip G. Tannian then amended the rule to accept applicants regardless of height, aiming to avoid losing good recruits. Miyamoto declines to apply but welcomes wider access for others including Orientals and Latin-Americans.
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Walled Lake
Solzhenitsyn Awaits Arrest Over Gulag Critique
Solzhenitsyn faces possible arrest in Moscow over his new book The Gulag Archipelago which accuses Soviet officials of imprisoning millions. Paris lawyers say he is not afraid to stand trial and expects publication abroad to meet Soviet pushback.
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Germany
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New Soviet Copyright Agency
Keeping Healthy Anemia Risks Heart Failure
Medical advisory notes anemia as a common, correctable cause of fatigue and possible heart strain. Iron deficiency, folate needs, and B12 deficiencies are discussed with dietary tips and risk groups including pregnancy, infancy, and adolescence. The piece urges physician evaluation for undetected anemia and outlines iron rich foods and fresh greens as dietary aids.
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Marion Wells
Lawrence Lamb
American Medical Association
Aces Qualifying Match Spurs Big Contract Bids
In a North America versus Brazil qualifying bridge match Branco of Brazil bid six clubs and doubled to profit from North’s two defensive tricks. Soloway and Swanson then leaped to seven clubs, doubling and down three. In another hand Becker and Bernstein backed a grand slam in no trump, while the Brazilians settled at six no trump, yielding a 750 point swing.
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Paul" Soloway
John "Swanson
Mike Becker
Andy Bernstein
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M. Branco
Scottsdale Community College Offers 96 Self Improvement Courses
SCC unveils a series of 96 noncredit self improvement courses in its Community Service Program. Counseling department classes cover communication and English grammar while science courses include geology and astronomy. Controversial topics such as psychic phenomena and reincarnation are taught by experts. Registration is by mail or in person at SCC on Pima Road and Chaparral. Saturday classes start Jan 12 and other sessions start the week of Jan 14.
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Phoenix car pool plans roll out statewide effort
Phoenix residents encounter a wave of car pool plans as the state develops a computerized system for Capitol area workers. City officials report 44 pools formed Friday and 900 county employees show interest, while two private firms Carpools of Arizona and Gar Pooling Service offer $5 computer matchups by neighborhood and destination. Beginning March 1, three rider pools get free parking near the Municipal Building. two rider pools receive a reduced rate.
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Sullivan heads county development authority
Tom Sullivan, former Maricopa County manager, was elected president of the Industrial Development Authority of Maricopa County. George Taylor of Paul Navarre Furnishings in Phoenix was named vice president with Richard Trujillo, Robert D. Williams, Paul Fisher, Jerry Nelson, J. J. O Malley, Dwight Patterson, and Don Sanderson among other directors named by county supervisors to promote economic growth and industrial development.
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Phoenix
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Robert D. Williams
First National Bank
Mesa
Paul Fisher
Jerry Nelson
Pinnacle Paradise Construction
Scottsdale
J. J. O’malley
Dwight Patterson
Glendale
Don Sanderson
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed List
Puzzle fragment lists several clues including sloth symbol for cerium and various crossword hints. Entries touch on animals enclosures ancient symbol sacred bull and general terms like pasteboards and wanders without complete grid context.
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