Multiple Crises Hit US Allies and Adversaries Worldwide
Reports from Buenos Aires say Adm Cesar Guzzetti was wounded in a failed kidnapping attempt and is hospitalized. In Shaba Province a joint Zairean Moroccan force recaptured Sanikosa after heavy fighting, advancing from Kolwezi. In San Francisco a study estimates legalized marijuana could yield 1.8 billion dollars in taxes and save 420 million in enforcement costs annually. Moscow’s Pravda accuses the US of hindering East West disarmament talks with a demagogic stance.
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Argentina
Cesar Guzzetti
Telam
Guzzetti
Kinshasa
Sanikosa
Shaba
AZAP
Kolwezi
Kawayongo
San Francisco
National Drug Abuse Conference
Alan C. Garber
The
Drug Abuse Council
Mothers Day messages from children flood Progress
Children express love and thanks in 15 word or less notes to mothers in the Progress classified section. Adults join in with playful lines and quirky additions, reflecting the day’s sentiment and family roles across numerous readers.
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Pat McElfresh
Woodrow Wilson
Stacey Morgan
Lisa
Scott N
Chris Alstrin
Rick
Donnie
Ann
Jake
Jason
Ian Hammond
Amy
Esthers
Joe
Brooke Emert
Lisa von Bermeter
Grace Hoppin
Lanny
A.J
Cody Brey
Nicole
Barbara Cohen
Sue Pitre
David Rigberg
Stacy Garden
Debbie
Julie
Barbara Lazarus
Damian
Danny
Karen
Laurie
Amanda
Sue
Jeff
Karen Fifield
Matthew Z
Irene Boyer
Reyna and
Jerritt
Amile
Chrissy
Suzanne A
Norma
Laura Mitchell
Mom
City OKs revisions for Stetson Square shopping center
The city Development Review Board approved new plans for the Stetson Square site at Miller and Camelback Road now named The Bridges. Plans reduce building space by about 7,000 square feet with 153,000 square feet of store space on 14 acres and include a Angels hardware Skaggs drug Alpha Beta supermarket and 10 other shops totaling 59,000 square feet. William Simpson Investments of Los Angeles develops. Paul G. Pace owns. Embay Development previously led Stetson Square.
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Stetson Square
Miller and
Camelback
Kaiser Aetna
McCormick Ranch
City Development Review Board
The
Angels Hardware
Skaggs Drug Store
Alpha Beta
William Simpson Investments
Los Angeles
Paul G. Pace
Embay Development
Central Arizona tribes seek more CAP water allocations
Five central Arizona Indian tribes request increased CAP water allocations from Secretary Andrus and seek a May 18 meeting in Washington. They plan to attend hearings on the Kennedy Metcalf bill May 23, which would authorize land purchase and water transfer to the tribes, tying CAP and Wellton Mohawk projects to their water supply.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Washington
Carter
Yuma County
Colorado River
Wellton-Mohawk
Andrus
Weekend Weather Outlook for Sunny Mids Eighty-Five
Sunny breezes return for Saturday with mild temperatures and highs in the mid 80s. Sunday brings increasing clouds and a slight chance of showers by evening with overnight lows near 60 and a 10 percent rain chance.
Nations pledge general growth at London summit
President Carter and six other major industrial leaders pledged a general commitment to faster growth to curb unemployment and control inflation. Blumenthal reported progress toward targets as April U.S. unemployment stood at 7 percent. The leaders from France West Germany Japan Italy Canada and Britain met at 10 Downing Street to discuss coordinated economic steps and future summits.
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Carter
U.S. Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
United States
France
West Germany
Japan
Italy
Canada
Britain
Downing St
James Callaghan
Meany says unemployment rate drop not to brag about
Washington AFL CIO President George Meany criticizes the 7 percent jobless rate as insufficient to celebrate. Carter officials expect gradual improvement. March to April shows unemployment at 6.7 million with 90 million employed, 548 thousand more jobs added.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Carter
Labor Department
Energy saving ideas flood Scottsdale Progress readers
Progress readers offer practical energy tips from smaller engines to attic insulation and methane fuel. Contributors include William Sherman and families detailing fuel savings, electricity cuts, and efficient appliance use with practical actions and names and addresses.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
William Sherman
63Rd St
Glenn
Jan Humbert
Cypress St
Bernie Glenn
E. Camino de Los Ranchos
Charles Bergstrom
Via de Dorado
Dorothy Garner
E. Mariposa
Joanne Post
E. Fillmore St
Robert Sanderson
Brad McMeekin
E. MacKenzie
Scottsdale Progress
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Kiwanis Kids Dare Fishing Derby At Chaparral Park
Young anglers fished for prizes today at Chaparral Park lake as the Kiwanis Kids Dare Fishing Derby drew youngsters to the stocked waters at 8000 E Chaparral Rd for a kid friendly catch and prize event.
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Chaparral Rd
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