Chicago seven trial panel at ASU explores legal and social implications
A five professor panel at ASU will discuss the Chicago seven conspiracy trial from legal historical social and philosophical angles. The event sponsored by ASU Law Students Alliance is open to the public at 7 30 p m in the Great Hall of the College of Law with scholars Mark Reader Michael Berch Lawrence Friedman Morris Starsky and William Canby Jr. as speakers.
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Arizona State University
ASU
Law
Alliance
James Harrison
Tempe
LSA
Chicago
Asu’s College of Law
Mark Reader
Michael A. Berch
J.D
Lawrence J. Friedman
Morris Starsky
William C. Canby, Jr
Card play notes on ruff timing in bridge deal
In a bridge hand the South dealer and both sides vulnerable, the text analyzes ruff timing and trump management. It describes how South ruffs with a nonessential trump and executes ruffs at precise moments, including drawing trumps, cashing high cards, and attempting to set up dummy's long diamonds while aiming for an extra club.
South’s club ruff mishap costs game in bridge column
In a bridge game, South misleads by ruffing the jack spade early. Correct play after two trump rounds saves the contract by timing diamond ruffs and dummy entries. East can win a trump and a club but South still makes the game and rubber. In Tokyo, Japan announces President Thieu and wife will visit as state guests later this year.
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West
East
Tokyo
UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Japan
Lockheed Plight Prompts Hearings On C5A Costs
Washington hearings are planned as Senator John C Stennis leads the Senate Armed Services Committee to probe Lockheed Aircraft Co costs and the C5A cargo plane. Banks met with Deputy Defense Secretary Packard after Lockheed warned it may halt production without 665 million dollars to cover rising costs. Senator Proxmire calls for a full overhaul of military procurement amid the dispute.
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Washington
UPI
John Cstennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Pentagon
Lockheed
Defense
David Packard
Defense Department
William
Proxmire
D-Wis
House- Senate
Sanatorium Service Brings Honors in Arizona Recognitions
Flannie Maddock was named among eight honored at the Arizona State Tuberculosis Sanatorium Recognition Dinner in Scottsdale. Eda Wilson and four Scottsdalians received service honors, with Red Cross volunteers contributing 2,132 hours. St Daniel’s Catholic church was praised for weekly masses and confessions for patients.
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Flannie Maddock
Scottsdale
Arizona State
Maddock
Phoenix
Eda Wilson
Bernetta Mealey
Helen Polenick
Marian Reavley
Thomas Lehmann
Styrk G. Reque
Red Cross
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
Scottsdale and Mesanett Square Dances Promised
Square dancers from Ken Ehrhardt's Scottsdale club and Bucks and Bows of Scottsdale gather at Travel Trailer Village in Mesanett at 2 p m Sunday. Melton Luttrell of Fort Worth will call, Ed Skiba will cue rounds, with Scottsdale round dance members and Valley dancers joining. Village developer Jack Garske notes Luttrell is rated among the nation’s top callers.
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Ken Ehrhardt
Scottsdale
Bucks and Bows
Travel’ Trailer
Nixon details Laos role as air strikes rise in secret war
President Nixon reports a substantial increase in U S air strikes in Laos while denying ground forces. He says no plans exist for American troops there and emphasizes aims to block Ho Chi Minh Trail infiltration and aid peace prospects in Indochina.
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Fla
UPI
United States
Laos
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
America
White House
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Dumbbell People in a Barbell World at Stagebrush
Stagebrush Theatre presented Dumbbell People in a Barbell World by Dan Blue weaving three playlets into a sympathetic look at forgotten town folk. It mixed slow pace and preachy moments with flashes of humor and strong performances from Dorothy Jones Jim Katches and June Ely.
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Stagebrush Theater
Dan Blue
Alice Lampkin
Dorothy Jones
June Ely
Babette @ram
Audrey Kastensmith
Jim Katches
Watts group gains ownership of four South Los Angeles supermarkets
The Watts Labor Community Action Committee formally becomes owner of four supermarkets in the South Los Angeles area. A local community theater note follows, praising volunteer efforts and noting showtimes at Stagebrush Theater with performances this weekend.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Watts Labor Community Action Committee
Stagebrush Theater
Penny Steiner
Scottsdale Residents Earn Liberal Arts Degrees in Fall Cohort
Sixteen Scottsdale residents completed undergraduate degrees at Arizona State University College of Liberal Arts in the fall semester. Notables include Mary G. Martinez who earned a BA in Spanish with High Distinction, and three students—Steve G. Anderson Bonnie Either and Richard W. Donato—who achieved Distinction honors with GPAs between 3.00 and 3.49.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State University College of Liberal Arts
Ravina
George A. Peck, Jr
College of Liberal Arts
Mary G. Martinez
E. Sheridan
Steve G. An
Loy T. Merkle
E. Lewis
William F. Mulholland
E. Keim
Scottsdale fines for various traffic violations through March 6
Several residents were fined in Scottsdale City Court for traffic offenses. Elmer F. Parr of Mesa paid 35 dollars for speeding, Lorraine J. Jenkins of 8731 E Berridge Lane 42 dollars for speeding, Bruce A Koughn of Mesa 100 dollars for reckless driving, Stephen E. Martin of Phoenix 35 dollars for speeding, and Wayne L. Wardenburg of 4916 E Woodmere Fairway 50 dollars for failing to yield to an emergency vehicle and 50 dollars for following too close.
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Scottsdale
Elmer F. Parr
Mesa
Lorraine J. Jenkins
Berridge Lane
Bruce A. ‘Koughn
Stephen E. Martin
Phoenix
Wayne L. Wardenburg
E. Woodmere Fairway
Tonto PTA nominates 1970 71 officers slate and events
At the February meeting Tonto Tonalea PTA elected James McDaniel Cliff Woodka and John Kennington to nominate officers for 1970 71. The slate will be presented Monday at 8 p m in the Tonto cafetorium. Highlights include Robert Frazier directing a Coronado High School choir and Coronado counselor Lynette Knight as guest speaker.
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Tonto
PTA
James McDaniel
Cliff Woodka
John Kennington
Robert Frazier
Coronado High School
Lynette Knight
Coronado
Richard Childers
Childers
Tonalea
Dick Javier
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