Silence Rules At National Ushers Convention In Detroit
About 1 500 delegates gather for the National United Church Ushers Association 34th annual convention in Detroit. The group emphasizes gesture based communication to maintain dignity and quiet in services, with nine month ushering schools, exams, and diplomas.
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Detroit
UPI
National United Church Ushers Association
Alma C. Hawkins
Washington, D.C
Varius
Heart Funds
The
Urban League
Attorney general ruling could kill Williams recall
Arizona Attorney General Gary Nelson urged extra verification of recall petitions circulated by voter registrars, suggesting signers reaffirm their voluntary intent. He noted potential coercion risks and proposed centers to authenticate signatures while preserving valid signatures from nonregistered signers.
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Williams
Phoenix
UPI
Gary Nelson
Nelson
Jack Williams
Tucson
Arizona
Israelis Try To Beat The Tax Man In High Levy Nation
Israelis strive to defang the tax bite as rates top the world. Over 60 to 80 percent of overtime goes to the treasury, new car costs rise with taxes, luxury items taxed steeply, and some firms grant unjust allowances. The nation debates enforcement, undeclared income, and satire on the system.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Treasury
Prof
Amnon
Rubenstein
Tel Aviv University
Internal Revenue Service
el al
Rotary elects officers in Scottsdale club leadership
William Soderquist, co owner of Caywood Soderquist Insurance Agency, was elected president of the Rotary Club of Scottsdale and took office this month. Other newly elected officers are James Stanzel as first vice president Bill Marshall as second vice president Dale Rector as secretary and Dallas Hammond as treasurer. Directors are past president John Connor Walter Nemetz Ben Tuttle and Al Montrose.
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William Soderquist
Caywood-Soderquist Insurance Agency
Rotary Club of
Scottsdale
James Stanzel
Bill Marshall
Dale Rector
Dallas Hammond
Rotary
John Connor
Walter Nemetz
Ben Tuttle
al Montrose
Arizona researchers pursue silicosis prevention in mining
University of Arizona engineers and medical researchers test early detection and dust control methods to cut silicosis among miners. They propose a rapid air test tube monitor, fog spray dust suppression, and aluminum prophylaxis to coat silica, with aims to reduce costly, crippling lung disease and separate its signs from smoking or age.
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University of Arizona
United States
UA Colleges of Engineering and Medicine
UA Engineering Experiment Station
Stuart A. Hoenig
Hoenig
Cooley Butler II
Cincinnati
Canada
South America
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