Carter says Soviet reaction to human rights bracket surprises
In a White House release Carter cites surprising Soviet backlash to U S human rights stance. He notes public restraint while Brezhnev praise may hinder progress on SALT and stresses no guaranteed success in diplomacy or arms talks. Izvestia faults U S arms race rhetoric and urges restraint.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Carter
Leonid I
Brezhnev
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R Ford
United States
Story hour variety nurtures imagination at Scottsdale Library
Scottsdale Public Library emphasizes story hour as a core program for children, using old and new tales to broaden horizons and foster language development. Debra Schlanser notes themes include death, dreams, and nonsexist adventures, with folk tales from various origins and a shift toward storytelling without illustrations to sharpen listening and imagination.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Arthur H. Smith
Arizona Commission On Arts’ and Humanities
Deborah Schlanser
Scottsdale
Schlanser
Norway
Armenia
Poland
Civic Center Plaza
North Branch
Indian Bend Rd
Scottsdale population projection shows 110000 by 2000
City planners project Scottsdale will reach 110000 residents by 2000 with households rising from about 28000 in 1976 to 53200. The report notes aging residents, smaller family sizes, and growth concentrated in the southern part of the city while birth rates stabilize.
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Scottsdale
Tim Bray
Suspect hunted as scouts killings loom in Oklahoma woods
In Locust Grove Oklahoma SWAT teams joined a large hunt for Gene Leroy Hart, jailed escapee and alleged killer of three Girl Scouts near Camp Scott. Rain and heat hampered trackers as volunteers, police and FBI continued a 10 square mile search with dogs and aircraft.
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Locust Grove
Okla
State Patrol
Gene Leroy Hart
Richard Guse
Michelle
Hart
Mayes County
Judge Sirica Reflects on Watergate Decisions
Orlando Florida Judge John Sirica describes the Watergate trials as historically heavy and lonely moments. He says the era left him sad and alone though he did not seek or expect fame, hoping history will judge him kindly.
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Orlando, Fla
John Sirica
White House
Watergate
Mourners Gather at Johannesburg Church After Student Demonstrations
In Johannesburg area, hundreds of mourners attend a church service for a 17-year-old classmate amid two days of violent student protests. Armed police guard the perimeter as tensions run high in the segregated city. no incidents reported by noon.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Weekend Heat Looms With Temperatures Near 106
The forecast calls for continued mostly sunny and warm weather today and Sunday with highs around 106 degrees. Overnight lows near 80 degrees. Details on page 3.
MAG forum seeks public input on future transportation plans
Public responses on growth patterns and transportation systems will be heard at a MAG forum at 7 30 p m Thursday at Scottsdale Community College. Issues include freeway expansion versus mass transit air quality water supply and conversion of desert lands to urban use. Attendees may view a MAG slide show before the forum or send ideas to 1801 W Jefferson St Room 325 Phoenix 85007.
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Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
Scottsdale Community College
W. Jefferson St
Phoenix
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