Hearst matriarch vows defamation fight over Weed book
Patricia Hearst's mother Catherine says she will defend Patty from defamatory publicity and may pursue legal action against ex fiancé Steven Weed if book material is harmful. Weed, who has two thirds of a manuscript, hopes to finish and resume Berkeley studies despite lacking a publisher.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Steven Weed
Weed
University of California In Berkeley
Catherine Hearst
Patty
Chicago Tribune
Hearsts
Government ends single sex PE classes nationwide
Washington reports new HEW rules enforce a 1972 education discrimination ban by phasing out sex segregated PE in schools. The regulations also ban single sex organizations such as honorary service fraternities. Senate and House efforts to block them failed. Sen. Jesse Helms plans a new bill to curb the rules.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House
Senate
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
USCF Sets Policy At May Meeting On Growth
A May meeting of the U.S. Chess Federation policy board approved new members to the college chess committee and pledged support for intercollegiate chess, school programs, and funding for U.S. players in international events. The report covers Andersson Larsen match results and ongoing efforts to boost youth participation nationwide.
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Ross Williams Copley
World Chess Federation
U.S. Chess Federation
U.S
United States
USCF
Uscf College Chess Committee
Intercollegiate Chess League of America
Ulf Andersson
Sweden
Bent Larsen
Denmark
Stockholm
Chess Life and Review
Andersson
DY Chess Miassets
Larsen Andersson
Frank Skoff
New
N-N- York
George
Koltanowski
San
Francisco
Martin FE. Morrison
York
Leroy W
Dubeck
Cherry Hill
N.J
E.B
Edmondson
New York
High school chess players to compete in area tourney
The Southwestern High School Closed Chess Tournament will be held Aug. 5 and 6 in the Cochise Room at Memorial Union, ASU Tempe. USCF members pay 1, nonmembers 8. late registration 2 plus membership. Open to grades 9-12 from any state or Canada or Mexico, with ties broken by cash. First place wins a $100 bond and trophy. Contact Webb or Baldwin for details.
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Cochise
Memorial Union
Arizona State University
Tempe
U.S. Chess Federation
Canada
Mexico
Arizona Chess Association
Arizona Chess Foundation
Memorial Union Chess Association
Phoenix Chess Club
Motorola Chess Club
Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department
High speed rail ideas for Arizona cities from 1996 interview
Mason Toles, director of Environmental Planning for the Arizona DOT, argues Arizona could use fixed rail transit between Tucson and Phoenix now. He envisions electric rental cars, lanes for mini-buses, and light freight on rails to ease congestion, reduce pollution, and cut highway fatalities. He cites Japan’s success and notes geographic feasibility among southern and eastern cities.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Mason Toles
Arizona Department of Transportation
Arizona
Toles
Nogales
Douglas
Yuma
Japan
America
Tokyo
Pirate Island theme boosts Hohokam recreation week
Hohokam Recreation Program held Pirate Island activities with arts and crafts pirate hats ships and a treasure hunt. Winners in dress-up contests include Debbie Emerson Sheila Pryor and Cheryl Emerson. Ping-Pong chess and 4-square tours played with city-wide finals upcoming at Saguaro High.
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Debbie Emerson
Sheila Pryor
Cheryl Emerson
Belinda Brinnand
Chris Wright
Fred Bates
Dana Wright
Tom Gavin
Lorre McCurdy
Ernie Wolff
Peggy Hardman
Eric Wolff
Saguaro High
Michelle Suites
Wendy Davenport
Kevin Davis
Mike Mussi
Mike Flinn
Kevin Flinn
John Hink
Quintuplets’ survival outlook improves at Parkland
The Parkland Hospital administrator says the Davis quintuplets have a positive survival outlook though their respiratory systems require close monitoring. Their mother Debbie Davis, 20, delivered six week premature babies via C section and is recovering. The family names the four girls Chelsa Charla Chanda and Christa and the boy Casey. The infants remain in intensive care with sugar water infusions and are expected to stay four to 16 days at about 750 dollars daily.
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Dallas
Davis
Debbie Davis
Parkland Hospital
Jim Shafer
Jerry Davis
Chelsa
Charla
Chanda
Christa
Casey
Parkland
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In Eiethoem
Alubuss
Paul L. Webb
W. Mulberry Drive
John P. Baldwin
P.O
Discount Coupon
National Auto Glass
North
ScottsdaLe Road
ScottsdaLe
St. Daniel's
Pirate’ Days
Chaparral
George Holveck
Vicki Almstrom
Hohokam
Guadalupe
Mike Cordova
Bob Bauer
the Hohokam Recreation
Tonalea
Chaparral Park
Navajo
Buck Knifes
Meyer Hardware
Mesa
Big Ticket
Arizona Corporation
Luther Stringfellow
Sunburst Hotel
Eldon Drapery
Belleview
Dahl Construction
Doubletree Ranch Rd
HAR Zion Congregation
E. Lincoln Drive
Paradise Valley
Aironza
Har Zion
C. Joseph Teichman
Richard E. Leplow
Congregation President
Arnold Lesk
Arizona Public Service
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