Ford greets four new ambassadors in Oval Office visit
President Ford received four new ambassadors in a tightly paced Oval Office session. He welcomed Sudan's Francis Deng, the Cinican Republic's Horacio Vicioso Soto, Bolivia's Roberto Capriles, and Ecuador's Jose Casino Cardenas, noting friendly relations and avoiding disputes.
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Oval Office
Edward Mulcahy
Sudan
Francis Mading Deng
Deng
London
Yale
U.N
Ford
Michigan State University
William Rogers
Inter-American Affairs
Cinican Republic
Horacio Vicioso Soto
Soto
Dominican Republic
Goldwater proposal offers tax credits for homeowners
Salted Goldwater's measure would grant a federal tax credit of up to 150 dollars to every homeowner paying school tax, in addition to existing real estate tax deductions. It would allow elderly homeowners paying more than 5 percent of income in property taxes to claim a federal tax rebate up to 150 dollars and would extend property relief to mobile home owners.
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Goldwater
Registration opens for Cocopah Cherokee Little League season
Registration for Cocopah Cherokee Little League is set for Monday and February 10 from 7 30 to 9 p m in the Cocopah cafetorium. Age 8 by Aug 1 may sign up with a 20 first player 10 for each additional sibling. First time registrants need a birth certificate and a parent. The program seeks groundskeepers and volunteers for playground projects awaiting school board approval.
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League
Cherokee
Dave Mentzer
Dave Alspach
Tom Tucker
Parada del Sol events involve Hopi Ingleside Kaibab bands and school activities
Area schools prepare for Parada del Sol with Kaibab Apache and Hopi Ingleside bands under Larry Conrad and Rich Jorgenson. Friday early release for rodeo, Saturday parade around two elementary schools. KTPO board meeting at Kaibab. Ingleside Discovery Club fundraisers. library story hour. district basketball, 4-H awards, bicycle safety program, and school board meetings announced.
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Larry Conrad
Two Residents Lead Heart Fund Drive in Scottsdale
David A. Dennerline and Mrs. Clark Buehler were named to head the American Heart Association February Heart Fund drive in Scottsdale. Dennerline, a Valley National Bank executive, and Buehler will lead door to door fundraising and educational efforts through Feb 23 to support research education and community service programs.
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Heart Fund
David A. Dennerline
Clark Buehler
American Heart Association
Scottsdale
Maricopa County Heart Fund
Jess Nicks. Dennerline
E. Joshua Tree Lane
The
Valley National Bank
Buehler
E. Hubbell Drive
Band boosters to sell parade refreshments
The Scottsdale Honor Band Booster Club will sell refreshments at the corner of Osborn and Scottsdale Roads during the Parada del Sol parade. Members are students from local elementary and high school bands meeting on Saturday mornings at Navajo grade school under Bob Davis. Proceeds fund the summer music camp scholarship program.
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Scottsdale
Osborn and
Bob Davis
Bridge tourney opens at SunBurst Hotel this weekend
The Phoenix unit of the American Contract Bridge League hosts three of four sectional events at the SunBurst Hotel on Scottsdale Road. Friday features men's and women's pairs at 1 p.m. and a charity game at 8 p.m. benefiting the American Cancer Society.
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Phoenix
American Contract Bridge League
SunBurst Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
American Cancer Society
Dems Host Wine Tasting in Scottsdale District 28
Scottsdale Democratic District 28 sponsors a wine and cheese tasting at Diana Phelps home 7440 E Princeton starting 8 p.m. Saturday. Featured guest is Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt. Tickets cost 2.50 and are available from Ms Phelps or Jim Ingalls at 948 3926.
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Scottsdale
Diana Phelps
Princeton
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Ms. Phelps
Jim Ingalls
World Championship qualifying epic hands trigger high scoring
The Aces of New Zealand faced an intense 32 hand match over 200 IMPs in the 1974 World Championship qualifiers. South holds N 4 7 4 K Q1032 K Q53 6 3 and must decide after a 1 hearts opening with Pass Pass 1H through 4S as final contract. Pass proves winning while five hearts fails.
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Aces
New Zealand
Bridge match points and misplays in club and diamonds
The article recounts a bridge deal where the Aces gained 550 points after a spade shift with a finesse on clubs. It notes a second hand where South leads best from longest and strongest, and a major-suit lead wins. In the replay, the Aces lose 470 points as Canada’s Ace Sammy Kehela opens four diamonds and makes.
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P.H. Marston
New Zealand
Eric Murray
Canada
Declarer
Mark Blumenthal
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