Nixon's health improves as Nixon eyes political return
Nixon's doctors report improvement and his friend Goldwater says he hopes to reengage in politics as a party spokesman. Lungren notes lingering fatigue but says Nixon could leave the compound next month for occasional trips, though lengthy travel remains uncertain.
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Barry Goldwater
John Lungren
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San Clemente
Mesa man Coury arrested again on heroin charges
Moses Albert Coury, 32, was arrested by Department of Public Safety agents on a warrant for alleged sale of one ounce of heroin to an undercover officer last October. He was found with heroin during booking and charged with possession of narcotics.
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UPI
Mesa
Department of Public Safety
Moses Albert Coury
Coury
Navajo County
Hopi Chooses 5 to Negotiate Land Dispute with Navajo
Oraibi UPI reports Hopi Tribal Chairman Abbott Sekaquaptewa will head a five member team to settle a long running land dispute with the Navajo Tribe. Congress ordered talks on dividing 1.8 million joint use acres. The team includes Emory Sekaquaptewa, staffer at the University of Arizona, plus Stanley Honahni Nathan Begay and John Paul Kennedy.
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University of Arizona
Stanley Honahni
Nathan Begay
John Paul Kennedy
Chaparral Plans Student Led Multifacted Arts Program
Chaparral High School hosts a pilot project sponsored by the Scottsdale Fine Arts Council Chaparral Boosters and the Arizona Commission for the Arts and Humanities Literature Program. Students will create four pre societies with myths legends language symbols and performances culminating in a written epic and epistle. The program runs this week with involvement from English drama music and art departments and a public showcase at the school.
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Scottsdale Fine Arts Council
Chaparral Boosters Club
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Arizona Commission On the Arts and Humanities
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Solar heating seen as answer to energy crisis in coming years
National Geographic outlines solar heating potential from 1985 to 1990 with industry growth estimates. By century’s end about 4.5 million American buildings could be sun heated, while a handful already use solar collectors reducing costs. Solar systems require proper home construction and steep southern roof slopes to maximize solar capture.
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United States
Warrenton
Washington, D.C
Scot cowboy becomes Texanized at Matador ranch
Dave Birnie from Scotland arrived in West Texas after World War I and initially faced ribbing for his Scottish attire and accent. He joined Matador Land and Cattle Co. as bookkeeper and mail passer, slowly adopting Western ways. Birnie retired in 1965, saying Texas is his home after decades among cowboys and a journey from English saddles to Texan life.
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Matador Land and Cattle Co
Phoenix delays preserve purchase for mountain land
The Phoenix City Council postponed the $ land purchase for three parcels in the Phoenix Mountains Preserve until May 6 to prevent mountain scarring from residential development. The panel also accepted a 1.6 acre gift deed from Terence W. Thomas for land south of Cheryl Drive and west of 24th Street, aiding open space aims. Mayor Barrow and Parks Director Christiansen praised the donation as key to completing contiguous open space.
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Phoenix
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Timothy A. Barrow
Parks and Recreation Department
Charles M. Christiansen
Defender’s counting applies duck decision in club heavy hand
Kathie Cappellettti of Alexandria, Va. faced a tricky lead and counted to decide whether to cash or duck the diamond ace. The bidding hinted at five cards in both black suits, so the defender weighed Souths club holding before acting and found the right play.
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Alexandria
East
West
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Kathie
South
North South respond to unlikely 2 hearts bid in bridge
TheWest East hands and bidding describe a bridge scenario where North-South, dealer East, vie in a contract with vulnerable setting. Declarer uses two discards on high hearts, losing two clubs and a trick in each other suit for down one. Corn suggests Two Spades as the answer, arguing no strength for a two hearts bid and a two spade raise indicates six to nine points with trump support.
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Declarer
Cub Scouts Explore Space At Tonalea Pack Meeting
Tonalea Cub Scout Pack 444 held a Space themed meeting featuring Den 1 and Den 4 skits. Webelos and Arrow of Light ceremonies marked advancement to Boy Scouts with named new Webelos and new Scouts listed. Awards were given to multiple leaders and scouts, with the event previewing a Blue and Gold Banquet set for February 27.
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Den 1
Den 4
David Weber
Darryl Yeager
Paul Lesniak
Ted Kolasa
Woody Cohen
Dennis Alonso
Danny Ford
Patrick Smith
David Badame
Kevin Brenner
David Carnell
Ricky Kempton
Brett Rensch
Kevin Ryan
David Earle
Stephen Kmetko
Joey Perrone
van Wilson
Brian Misfeldt
Scott Webber
Mike Feltes
John Ross
Christopher Main
Dennis Ford
Jonathan Main
Brian Roberts
Mike Broday
Jeff Knapp
Brian Kmetko
Rogers joins Standard Oil board in Ohio
Former U S Secretary of State William Rogers has been elected to the board of directors of The Standard Oil Co of Ohio. Rogers, who was appointed secretary of state in 1969 by President Richard Nixon, joins the corporate leadership team in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
UPI
U.S
William Rogers
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Rogers
Richard Nixon
Body Language author to speak at Mesa CC
Julius Fast, author of Body Language, will speak at 8 p.m. February 7 in the Navajo Room at the Student Union Building, Mesa Community College. He also wrote What You Should Know About Human Sexual Response and The Beatles The Real Story, plus mystery and science fiction works for physicians in sex, gynecology, and obstetrics. Admission is free but advance tickets are recommended to assure seating.
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Julius Fast
Mesa Community College
Fast
Farm Job Ad Emphasizes Livestock Experience and Qualifications
A regional notice invites applicants with farm or agricultural background who enjoy livestock work and seek a secure future. It requests name age address and phone number and promises an interview near the applicant's hometown. No phone calls, please.
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