Drug education duo blend gaming with group skills
Dr. Susan Cummings and Dr. Victor Baumann of Arizona State University lead a nonthreatening program with the National Drug Education Center to train 600 professionals from 40 states and abroad. Their methods use on site sessions, open discussion, games, and “Human Bingo” to boost cooperation and self awareness in drug abuse education.
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Susan Cummings
Arizona State University
Phoenix Roosevelt
Dr. Cummings
Victor
Baumann
ASU
National Drug Education Center
NDEC
Oklahoma City
U.S. Sth Army
Cummings
Zena Johnson
Elizabeth Manera
Helen Dunn Gouin
George Henderson
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Welfare protester convicted in tax exemptions case
A Phoenix man, Neil Johnston, was convicted on two counts of filing false employment withholding exemption certificates after claiming 11 dependents including welfare recipients. IRS alleged he was entitled to three, and testimony linked his statements to a protester group. Judge Carl Muecke set August 7 for sentencing with potential penalties up to $500 and possible prison time.
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Phoenix
UPI
Neil
Johnston
Internal Revenue Service
TGK Construction
Womack Construction
Jim Pruitt
IRS
U.S
Carl Muecke
Protestants back off IRA to pull down Londonderry barricades
In Northern Ireland the Provisional IRA agreed to remove three barricades in Londonderry lifting a no go zone for security forces. The Ulster Defence Association signaled it will not escalate with a token barricade plan in Belfast while Britain urges restraint to preserve the cease fire.
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Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Londonderry
Ulster Defense Association
UDA
Britain
William Whitelaw
Provisional Ira
Whitelaw
Ulster
Schoenburg enters GOP bid against Berger in Maricopa race
Former Arizona state Rep. Stuart Schoenburg formally announced his challenge to incumbent Moise Berger for the Republican nod in Maricopa County. He criticized Berger as blocking decisive action and criticized crime handling, while calling capital punishment an absolute necessity in light of the Supreme Court ruling.
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Phoenix
UPI
Stuart Schoenburg
Moise Berger
Maricopa County
Schoenburg
Berger
U.S. Supreme Court
Cooley Victorin Ruling Reported in Houston
In Houston UPI reports a judicial ruling involving Dr. Den Pra and related proceedings. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a legal decision or court action affecting the named individuals.
Short circuit blamed for Scottsdale home fire
Electrical short caused by a plumber dropping steel wool and copper wires led to a fire at 8714 E Valley Vista Dr Scottsdale early today. Firefighters said the fuse box and wiring were damaged with $300 in damage to the Don Miller residence and minor siding damage.
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Don
Miller
Valley Vista Dr
Scottsdale
France Plans Hydrogen Warhead by 1976 Defense Ministry Says
France is developing a hydrogen bomb warhead that will be in service by 1976 and would be vulnerable to rays from anti missile weapons, the Defense Ministry said Thursday.
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Paris
UPI
France
Defense Ministry
Oakcreek Village offers RTJ course and custom homesites
Visitors can play 18 challenging Robert Trent Jones Championship holes at the Village of Oakcreek amid dramatic Bedrock Country scenery. The development promotes a shop, clubhouse, and available custom homesites, inviting a weekend visit to explore living options.
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