Scottsdale growth dominates the page sections
A trip through Page 3 highlights Simon Eisner’s guest editorial on Scottsdale’s growth as its biggest problem. Page 4 teases Sports Illustrated coverage of Arizona and Scottsdale, while Page 6 asks what stock analysts do and how they performed last year. Page 9 previews NFL AFL Super Bowl readiness for Green Bay and Kansas City. Page 40 wonders what U.S. teenagers think about the draft and possible alternatives.
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Scottsdale
Simon Eisner
Nation
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City Chiefs
U.S
Mass Chinese workers flood Peking amid wage cuts and upheaval
More than a million workers leave homes to converge on Peking amid unrest over forced wage cuts in the cultural revolution. Reports say clashes with Red Guards are feared as Premier Chou En-lai calls workers home.
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UPI
China
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Chou En-lai
All China Federation of Trade Unions
Nanking
Shanghai
Canton
Foochow
Peking Radio
Official
New China News Agency
NCNA
Peking Peoples Daily
Liberation Army Daily
Red Flat
Communist Party
Kennedy retracts attack on National Guard honors drew fire
Senator Edward M. Kennedy defended his criticism of draft laws while saying he did not fault the National Guard’s service. He accused professional athletes of receiving preferential treatment in Guard assignments, leading to draft exemptions and concerns over fairness. He asked Maj. Gen. James Cantwell to know his respect for the Guard.
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James F. Cantwell
Association
Guard
National Guard
Kennedy
Basia
Kennedy Friend Fails to Halt German Magazine Serial
A close Kennedy family associate failed to stop Der Stern in Hamburg from serializing William Manchester's The Death of a President. Stern editor Henri nan nen affirmed no abridgment, saying the manuscript respects Mrs. Kennedy and her children and contains no content beyond humane limits. Public copies of next week's issue were already distributed.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPI
John FP. Kennedy
der Stern
William Manchester
Stern
Henri Nannen
William Vanden Heuvel
Kennedy
Nannen
Philippines and India seek steps toward Vietnam peace talks
Manila says new and highly secret moves aim to bring Vietnam war foes to negotiation. In New Delhi quiet consultations with Bowles and Hoa spurred by plans to reactivate the Vietnam International Control Commission with India Poland and Canada to facilitate talks.
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Manila
UPI
Narciso Ramos
Philippines
United Nations
Thant Frday
Vietnam
New Delhi
Chester Bowles
North Vietnam
Ngu Yen Hoa
T.N. Kaul
External Affairs Ministry
Kaul
Tripartite Vietnam International Control Commission
India
Poland
Canada
Alabama Seeks Court Stop On HEW Aid Cut
Alabama filed in U S District Court for an injunction to stop HEW from withholding federal aid tied to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Gov. George Wallace said the move by HEW secretary Joh Gardner threatened about 103 million dollars. The suit seeks delay of any withdrawal beyond February 28 and a judicial review under the act.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
U. S. District Court
Prohiit
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
U. 8
Alabama
Joh Gardner
George Wallace
Gardner
State Department of Pensions and Security
Marines kill 17 Viet Cong in central highlands fight
U S Marines report 17 enemy killed with light American casualties in the central highlands. In a separate Iron Triangle sweep, 41 Communists were killed by U S troops near Saigon. Louis Lomax returns to the United States and declines comment on a planned trip to Hani. Fire devastates a three story Cleveland apartment building killing three children. De Gaulle and Kiesinger meet privately in Paris on Kiesinger’s first foreign trip. University of California halts all admissions while Reagan cuts the budget by ten percent.
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Saigon
U. S
Central Highlands
U.S
Iron Triangle
Close Sees Stability for Scottsdale Schools in 1067
Bill Close elected president of the Scottsdale School District board predicts a year of stability led by superintendent John Tanner. The district with nearly 26 000 students and 22 schools aims to improve communication, counseling, and curriculum with focus on vocational training and extended education. Close favors earlier counseling in elementary grades and pilot programs in ungraded primary schools. He opposes federal aid, yet envisions potential use, and supports closed circuit television as an innovation needing federal funding. Education should both instruct today and teach lifelong learning.
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Mao
Lin Shao-chi
Red Guard
Peking
China
Japan Broadcasting Corp
NHK
Hsiung Fu
NCNA
Hu Chi
Hsiung
Liv
Tien-an-Men
Bill Close
Scottsdale School District
Close
Kooltv
John Tanner
Tanner
Scottsdale
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San Francisco
Louis Lomax
Hani
Cleveland
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Kiesinger
Paris
France
Kurt Kiesinger
West Germany
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U of C
Berkelly
Calif
University of California
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