Zaire recaptures two towns from mercenaries in Angola border drive
Zairean forces retook Divuma and Kasaji and pressed toward Kapanga Kisengi and Dilolo in the south as a multinational mercenary force invaded from Angola. At least seven Americans were held under house arrest at the Kapanga Mission Center with no mentioned injuries.
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Angola
United Methodist
Divuma
Kasaji
Kapanga
Kisengi
Dilolo
Joel Norby
United Methodist Church In
Agostinho Neto
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Kinshasa
Pangola
New York
Mission
Glen Eschruth
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Marvin Wolford
Jean
Abingdon
Myrtle Pritchard
Jackson
Ala
Jean Redford
Winston- Salem
N.C
Seacer
Paradise Valley votes to widen Lincoln Drive to four lanes
PV town council approves four lane Lincoln Drive plan 4-3 after hours of testimony. Plans include synchronized signals, landscaped medians, stop light conduit, and enhanced safety features with a $500000 project cost.
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Lincoln
Tatum Boulevard
Maricopa County
Tatum
Paradise Valley
Chris Shuey
Scottsdale Road
Jon Bonnell
J. Duncan Brock
Bonnell
Brock
Barbara von Ammon
Peter S. Wainwright
John V. Long
L. Barry Palmer
Jeffrey Timbanard
Planning Commission
Timbanard
Louis Lagomarsino
Long
Camelback Inn
56Th Street
Invergordon Road
Mockingbird Lane
60Th Street
Area resident says Zaire missionaries safe amid attack
Fountain Hills resident Susan Van Haren, a former Zaire missionary, says mercenaries' attack on three Zaire towns may aim to gain international attention for opposition to Mobutu Sese Seko. She notes missionaries, about 25 of them, are working in central Zaire Shaba and doubts lives are in great danger.
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Mobutu Sese Seko
Fountain Hills
Susan van Haren
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Shaba
van Haren
Mobutu
Zaire-Shaba
Adamson brain disorder claim raises memory questions in Bolles case
Tanner's attorney argues Arizona killer Adamson may have brain damage or psychiatric issues that could affect his credibility as a witness. Miller seeks psychiatric and physical examination before Adamson testifies, noting past memory losses and substance use. No date set for motion arguments.
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Phoenix
John Harvey Adamson
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Adamson
Murray Miller
Peoria
Stan Tanner
Tanner
Chandler
James Robison
Les Boros
Scottsdale Sheraton Inn
Bolles
Robison
Max Dunlap
Miller
City to survey citizen opinions in Scottsdale door to door
Scottsdale will conduct an eight thousand dollar public opinion survey starting Saturday to gauge resident views of City Hall. Behavior Research Center Inc. will deploy twelve surveyors to visit 600 to 1,000 homes by March 25 with findings expected by April 4 and final results the week of April 18.
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Scottsdale
of Behavior Research Center Inc
ASTEP
Barbara Markiewicz
William C. Jenkins
Behavior Research
Markiewicz
Behavior
City to plan new municipal building amid space study findings
Scottsdale should begin planning for a new city hall within years after a space utilization study by ASU professor Dr. Hewitt Young highlights crowding in 12 city offices. Two plans propose leasing East Main Street space or reusing current space. a March 4 city memo favors preserving present space while considering a separate public safety site and a future sports complex.
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Hewitt Young
Arizona State University
Public Safety Department
Young
East Main Street
Franklin D. Aleshire
Osborn Road
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale Stadium
Public Safety
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Civic Center
Center For the Arts
William C. Jenkins
City Hall
FDA proposal could ban saccharin leaving no artificial sugar substitute
New York reports that a proposed FDA ban on saccharin would remove the common artificial sweetener, forcing calorie conscious Americans to rely on natural sugars like corn syrup or honey, which carry similar calorie counts.
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New York
Food and Drug Administration
Marijuana rising as enduring American habit
National Institute on Drug Abuse states marijuana, though illegal, may follow alcohol and tobacco into common use. The report calls it more than a fad and an enduring cultural pattern in the United States. Betty Ford signs with NBC for two specials and other programs over two years starting 1977 78 season.
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Washington
National Institute On Drug Abuse
United States
Institute
New York
Betty Ford
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Senate Approves 200 Million Disaster Relief Bill
The Senate passed a bill allocating an extra 200 million dollars for disaster relief. Funds will support drought regions in the West and Great Plains and eastern states reporting severe winter snow.
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Senate
White House
West
Great Plains
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