Enthronement of Dr. Coggan as Archbishop of Canterbury
A 65 year old be spectacled clergyman, Dr. Donald Coggan, was enthroned as the 101st Archbishop of Canterbury in a ceremony highlighting Christian unity. The Vatican sent delegates and a broad ecumenical turnout joined dignitaries from major denominations amid tight security and ritual processions.
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Canterbury
England
UPI
Donald Coggan
St. Augustine
All England
Canterbury Cathedral
Coggan
Irish Republican Army
Dr. Coggan
Vatican
Johannes Willebrands
Vatican Unity Commission
Francois Marty
Jozef Suenens
Billy Graham
London Times
Paris Dinner For French President Draws Invites
Mrs Caude Cucchiarini and her husband hosted French President Valery Giscard d Estaing for dinner in a middle class Parisian district after his Dec 31 announcement he would dine with common people. The president reportedly received 1500 invitations in two weeks.
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Paris
UPI
Caude Cucchiarini
France
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Cucchiarini
Saguaro music consultant urges arts focus and district program
Raymond G. Van Diest urged Scottsdale to adopt an Alliance for Arts Conference and place fine arts at curriculum core. He proposed a Tucson style program with specialists teaching strings wind and brass across all schools, paired with itinerant rounds to elementary schools. Band dues cover California tour costs, while upcoming events include a Band Awards Banquet on January 29 and health talks for students. Arcadia adds adult education offerings under SEES with various courses and scholarship visits. Paradise Valley announces South Pacific tryouts and crew opportunities.
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Raymond G. van Diest
Arizona Department of Education
Saguaro
Scottsdale
van Diest
Tucson
Arcadia
Harry Mann
Dems push tougher open meetings law in Arizona
Arizona Senate Democrats propose a stricter open meetings bill with five day public notices for meetings and 48 hours for emergencies. It requires roll call votes on final motions and minutes released within seven days. Most public bodies would be open, with narrow exceptions, and tape recording would be allowed if not interfering.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Senate
James Walsh
Board of Pardons and Paroles
State Board of Regents
Th Regents
Lawmaker urges free emergency calls if pay phone rate doubles
Rep. Larry Bahill of Tucson asks the Arizona State Corporation Commission to require Mountain Bell to provide free emergency calls if pay phone rates rise to 20 cents. He cites the impracticality of changing every unit and seeks protections for nonlisted numbers and unsolicited calls, even offering to draft accompanying legislation.
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Phoenix
UPI
Mountain Bell
Larry Bahill
Tucson
State Corporation Commission
Arizona
Bahill
Commission
al Faron
Tucson Democrat
Scottsdale YMCA Sustaining Fund Drive to Start Tuesday
The Scottsdale Branch YMCA Board of Management announces the Annual Sustaining Fund Drive begins Tuesday. Residents may contribute with a $100 minimum donation by contacting drive chairman Pat Riding for details.
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Scottsdale
Ymca Board of Management
Pat Riding
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University of Dallas
Celesti Templeton
Julie McNeely
Menlo College
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Susan Brown
Colorado Women’s College
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Mesa
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Gard M. Setness
Holy New Testament Christian Church
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