AFL-CIO Endorses Candidates Voters Oppose Nuclear Initiative
The Arizona AFL-CIO endorses Democratic primary candidates in districts 1 2 and the U S Senate race while opposing the Palo Verde nuclear initiative. They back Craig Davids Pat Fullinwider Dennis DeConcini and Bert C Romero amid related indictments and opposition to the nuclear plant construction near Phoenix.
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Arizona
Afl-Cio
Committee On
Adams Hotel
Palo Verde
Phoenix
House
Craig Davids
Morris Udall
Bert C. Romero
Romero
Tucson
Vets regain city hiring preference
The city reinstated veterans preference points for city jobs after a court ruling in Massachusetts prompted legal review. City Manager Franklin D. Aleshire ordered the restart while officials assess effects on state statute and potential impacts on women applicants.
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Franklin D. Aleshire
Massachusetts
Attorney General’s Office
Arizona
Russia sticks with Olympics after IOC appeals
The Soviet Union withdrew its threat to pull out of the final Olympic phase after the IOC asked it not to take extreme measures in a dispute with Canada over a defecting Russian athlete. In Tokyo, China warned embassies of possible aftershocks within a day or two and urged precautions for new tremors.
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Russia
Soviet Union
International Olympic Committee
Canada
Tokyo
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Bombings Hit Spain Killing Two Amid Amnesty
A nationwide wave of bombings struck Madrid and four other cities, destroying civil war monuments and damaging public buildings. Two people were killed, believed to be would be bombers, as authorities reported. The attacks followed King Juan Carlos granting amnesty to most political prisoners except those jailed for terrorism.
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Madrid
Spain
Juan Carlos
Insurance push aims to fund swine flu vaccine makers
Washington reports an initiative to back the swine flu immunization program with insurance protection for vaccine manufacturers. The industry must report progress by Monday on how to provide about 50 million dollars in coverage and to brief Secretary David Mathews of HEW, who will then forward recommendations to Congress.
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Washington
David Mathews
Health, Education and Welfare
Mathews
Congress
Telephoto lens creates half beast half woman image
The camera’s eye can be deceiving as a telephoto lens forms a startling illusion. The image centers on Suzie Savoy, 21, from Montreal, portrayed in this uncanny portrait.
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Suzie Savoy
Montreal
Weekend Storm Outlook With Heavy Rain and Heat
Forecasters warn a high flash flood potential with thunderstorms and locally heavy rain and strong winds this evening. Showers will continue at night with humid conditions and nighttime thundershowers. Temperatures rise to the mid 90s Saturday and near 100 Sunday, with lows in the mid 70s tonight and upper 70s Saturday night. A 40 percent chance of measurable rain remains through Sunday.
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Bias Setteersa
Solar Project Funding Set for County Court Building
Federal official says about 100,000 dollars in ERDA funds will be released for a solar heating and cooling demonstration at the County Court Building with tentative start in December 1977 and funding release after design, integrating contractor, and cost sharing steps.
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ERDA
InterTechnology Corp
ITC
Virginia
Foraeat
Center For the Arts
Police Department
Northwest Southwest power swap eyed by major Arizona utilities
Arizona Public Service and Salt River Project have filed letters of interest with the U S Bureau of Reclamation for a proposed direct current intertie to exchange hydroelectric power from the Northwest to the Southwest and coal fired energy back in winter. The $500 million project would be funded mainly by the federal government and built by Bonneville Power Administration and others with 1100 megawatt lines.
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Arizona
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Vna
Northwest
Southwest
Bureau
Bonneville Power Administration
Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River Project
Tucson Gas and Electric Co
Harold Hood
Boulder City
Nev
APS
Tenants threaten rent revolt over leaks at Casa Los Arcos
Residents of the Casa Los Arcos apartments at 7110 E Continental Drive face six months of water leaks with ceilings walls and outlets damaged. They threaten to withhold rent as managers and a court appointed receiver promise repairs and possible rent adjustments.
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Casa Las Arcos
Continental Drive
Casa Los Arcos
Sierra National Corp
Sierra National
Pat Burgess
Pam Patterson
Mary Prather
The
Progress
Jerry Cheuvront
Maricopa County
Cheuvront
Patterson
Prather
Burgess
Complex
Gloria Casola
Casa Los Arcos Complex
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MMTIA
Associated Press
Energy Research and Development Administration
Gene Doering
Doering
Northwest States
Hood
Northwestern
Keith Turley
Turley
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Sierra Corporation
Isis
Bob Johnstone
Fire Department
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