Scottsdale Theater Brings Rapunzel to Pima and Navajo
The Scottsdale Children's Theatre stages Rapunzel at Pima 3 p.m. Thursday and at Navajo 1 p.m. Friday with Jim Newcomer directing and Bob Ellis assisting. Cast includes Jane Salomon, Tom White, Nancy Bossert, Dwight Silverman, and Jan Golman. A 25 cent donation is requested. The piece highlights a July parade and summer recreation at the two schools.
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Northwest Airlines Flights Slashed in BRAC Strike
Minneapolis disruption as Northwest Orient Airlines trims service on the second strike day by about 3,500 clerical workers. Officials predict possible full shutdown by Saturday while IAM workers refuse to cross picket lines. Flights limited to key routes and international Asian services as BRAC and airline stall negotiations.
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Conviction Overturned for Former Legislator Holmes
Phoenix based state Supreme Court overturned a Superior Court conviction of former legislator J D Holmes for grand theft by false pretences. The court found no corroborating testimony that Cornell Ross Tempe tavern owner gave Holmes a $1500 down payment for a liquor license, reversing the verdict.
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Maricopa County Rejects Lease for 720 Voting Machines
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors decided not to lease 720 more computerized voting machines for the September primary. They will rely on 2,000 machines already purchased from Computer Election Systems, noting 919 mechanical machines were used in 1968. If needed, CES may supply additional units, with funds applied to a $129,319 purchase price. CBS regional manager David Dunbar warned voters could wait up to an hour without the extra machines.
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GOP threatens CBS over free air time in Nixon dispute
GOP leader Rogers Morton warned CBS via telegram that legal action would follow unless the network grants equal time to rebut a Nixon attack after CBS aired a program giving Lawrence O'Brien 25 minutes to respond to the president. He cited ethical and legal questions about paid political donations following Nixon appearances. Senators urged the FCC to force networks to sell opposing air time.
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