Oil Workers Post Strike Deadlines Across Major Firms
The OCAW let midnight deadlines for AMOCO pass without a strike while similar deadlines against Texaco and Mobil Oil remained in effect. If not met, a strike could shutter refineries employing about 8 700 workers across multiple states.
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Crowded Cairo not ready for tourists
Cairo remains unready for mass American travel with hotel scarcity and underdeveloped facilities. New terminals and hotels rise amid hand built progress. English widely spoken near hotels while prices and taxis remain affordable though traffic is chaotic. The city blends ancient wonders with modern travel challenges and a vibrant casino scene for wealthier visitors.
Rosenzweig to Open Forum Minutes in Phoenix
Harry Rosenzweig Republican Party state chairman will speak at the first meeting of the Republican Forum at a luncheon Monday at the Los Olivos Restaurant Phoenix The forum aims to give Republicans a forum to exchange ideas on party issues with all Republicans invited according to Clark R Dierks chief deputy state treasurer.
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Southwestern Region Conference Targets Read Access Theme
The International Reading Association fifth annual Southwestern Region Conference runs January 23 to 25 at the Towne House in Phoenix. About 1500 to 2000 reading educators from nine western states attend. Keynotes include four nationally known speakers led by Dr. Nicholas Silvaroli ASU Reading Center director. The event is sponsored by ASU College of Education Valley TRA councils and the Arizona Department of Education.
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International Reading Association
Strictly for dads comparisons can destroy
A columnist reflects on talking with drug users about why they use drugs, sharing a anecdote of Annie who left college to avoid harmful comparisons. A father helps prevent drug use by affirming his son Bob for who he is and praising his talents, fostering self worth and resilience.
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Fifteen Cent Hamburgers At Nesler’s Polar Whip
In Sunnyside Up Energy Illinois Nesler’s Polar Whip offers 15 cent hamburgers with mustard onion and pickle and 20 cent double burgers. Nesler 65 says he relies on volume as he battles inflation and recalls past low mood days.
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Blood drive planned by Scottsdale city employees
The Scottsdale City Employees Association sponsors a two day blood drive open to all residents. The Bloodmobile will be at Miller and McKellips Friday 8 am to 3 pm and at the Civic Center Monday 8 am to 3 pm. Donors aged 18 to 66 may give. 17 year olds with parental consent. No appointment needed. time slots available via city hall desk.
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French bank magnate Pierre David Weill dies at 73
Paris reports the death of Pierre David Weill, 73, banker and art collector, after a short illness. He followed his father and grandfather into Lazard Freres and Co, studied at the Sorbonne, and died as a partner and director of the firm.
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Chaparral Boosters back arts pilot funded by state
At a December Chaparral Boosters Club meeting members approved a two week pilot program offered by the Arizona Commission on the Arts and Humanities. The commission will double match funds to launch the interdisciplinary arts initiative for students and showcase it to parents and staff. Nancy Diercksmeier a Chaparral senior was named Scottsdale Exchange Club student of the month for her achievements. At semester end 27 students will graduate early with a class including Dawn Aleith Jerre Barber Diane Berg Debra Begero Carolyn Bird and others. They may participate in end of year commencement.
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