Scout's Parents Hopeful After Girl Scout Abduction
Charlotte Grease, 15, was dragged from a tent at a remote Sarasota area campsite. Her parents received a late night call saying she was safe and would be freed, and authorities urged patience as the FBI joined the search in Manatee County vicinity.
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Sarasota
Fla
Charlotte Grease
Ray Pilon
Sarasota County
Hardcastle
Charlotte
Thomas Stimson
Manatee County
Manatee
Stimson
FBI
Bradenton
Oscar Scherer State Park
Experts weigh Spalding theory on Book of Mormon origins
Handwriting analysts and three Southern California researchers dispute Mormon claims about the Book of Mormon. They say 12 photocopied pages may derive from Solomon Spalding drafts written before 1816, while Mormon leaders deny any link. Historian Arrington and others call the theory unfounded.
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Los Angeles
California
Solomon Spalding
Joseph Smith
Wayne L. Cowdrey
Donald Scales
Howard A. Davis
Henry Silver
Salt Lake City
Spalding
Mormion Church
Leonard J. Arrington
The
Western History Association
Nor thern Arizona University lists 53 from Scottsdale and Paradise Valley on dean's list
NAU named 1,473 students to the dean's list for scholastic excellence in the spring semester. Fifty three from Scottsdale and five from Paradise Valley achieved a 3.5 or better GPA. Listed Scottsdale honorees include James E er and many others. Paradise Valley names include E Julien and Virginia L Korte among the achievers.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Northern Arizona University
James E.er
Thomas S. Boyce
Julie D. Craig
Sean M. Cunningham
Barbara J. Deal
Jewish militants plan to block Nazi parade in Skokie
About 800 Jewish activists will assemble in Skokie to oppose a planned Nazi march. Nazi leader Frank Collin says the march will go forward only if legal, while Kahane warns of violence if the march proceeds. Court orders and appeals loom ahead of July 4 events.
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Skokie
Chicago
Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Albert Smith
Kahane
Smith
Frank Collin
Arizona Bank
Arizona
Red Cross CPR Course Offered by Scottsdale Parks
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation offers a nine hour Red Cross certified CPR course over three Saturdays starting July 9 from 9 a.m. to noon at Eldorado Center 2311 N Miller Rd. The program includes lectures and demonstrations with a written and practical exam for certification. Registration is daily at Eldorado Center 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and participants must be at least 13 years old. The class costs four dollars.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation
Eldorado Center
N. Miller Rd
American Red Cross
Travel films offered at Scottsdale Senior Center Sunday
Two travel films, Leisureland USA and Portrait of a City Washington DC, will be shown Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Scottsdale Senior Center 7375 E 2nd St The program is free and open to all interested attendees.
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Leisureland USA
Washington, D.C
Scottsdale Senior Center
2Nd St
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Catherine Schilling
Kevin Walsh
Bernard Schmidt
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Robert Williams
Nancy Witbeck
James Zimmer
Barbara A. Zinn
Julie A. Elder
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Brian Miller
Deborah Pickard
Stanley D. Skirvin
Carolyn
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ACLU
U.S. Supreme Court
Red Cross
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