Portugal tightens belt with junta trade curbs
The Portugal military junta under Gen. Antonio de Spinola orders prison terms up to eight years for import export rule violations and bars exports of metals antiques paintings and jewelry without approval. A new External Commerce Control Commission tightens imports of luxury goods and sets export approvals for items like olive oil petroleum and fish, while Spinola meets figures such as Kaulza de Arriaga. Mario Soares urges talks with African guerrillas toward peaceful independence.
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Lisbon
UPI
Antonio de Spinola
Spinola
Ministry of Finance
Portugal
Angola
Kaulza de Arriaga
Mozambique
Mario Soares
Europe
Bus plunges into canal drowning ten schoolchildren
In CODEVIGO Italy a right rear tire blew on a bus home from a convent school sending the vehicle into a canal. Ten of the twelve children and their supervisor Sister Elvira died. The driver survived with two other children. fisherman Luigi Bartella aided in rescues and resuscitations.
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Codevigo
Italy
UPI
Orlando Evangelista
Angelo
Silvio
Padua
Elvira
Barber Vanes Bettini
Ettore Lazzaro
Marianna
Bettini
Luigi Bartella
Ettore
Bartella
Births at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Weekly List
Davis Stephen E and Jan B announce a girl born April 15 at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Decosta Raymond C and Sandra J announce a girl born April 17. Dinsdale Luke A and Georgia announce a boy born April 14. Dunagan Lawrence G and Dorothy Rose announce a boy born April 13. Ferrell James C and Christina Anne announce a boy born April 17. Gates Robert and Vicki Gail announce a boy born April 13. Morris Kenny D and Rebecca R announce a boy born April 13. Nations Thomas J and Mary R announce a girl born April 13. Swanson Bruce A and Linda announce a girl born April 14. Thoma Robert E and Carol L announce a girl born April 12. Toomey Daniel G and Clarisse S announce a boy born April 15. Walker Kenneth A and Janet W announce a girl. Daniels Richard A and Darlene F announce a girl born April 23. Haney William R Jr and Susan Marie announce a boy born April 23. McKay Walter and Kristina I announce a girl born April 23. Stephens Joseph T and Brenda announce a girl born April 24. Weinstein Carl A and Carole G announce a girl born April 25.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Davis
Stephen E
Jan B
E. Sage Drive
Decosta
Raymond C
Sandra J
Joshua Tree Lane
Dinsdale Luke A
Georgia
McDowell
Dunagan
Lawrence G
Dorothy Rose
E. Altadena
Ferrell
James C
Christina Anne
E.edgemont
Gatesh
Robert
Vicki
Gail
Thoma
Robert E
Carol L
E. Pierce
Toomey
Daniel G
Clarisse S
E. Highland Ave
Walker
Kenneth A
Janet W
N. 78Th St
Daniels
Richard A
Darlene F
E. Coronado
Haney
William R. Jr
Susan Marie
India railway strike disrupts food shipments nationwide
India's 1.7 million railway workers walked out halting trains and threatening vital food deliveries. Authorities moved grains by road and ship while troops manned rail yards as Prime Minister Gandhi pledged to keep wheels moving.
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New. Delhi
UPI
India
L.N. Mishra
Indira Gandhi
Bombay
Calcutta
Food Corporation of India
Indian Airlines
EPA calls for nationwide deposits on bottles and cans
The EPA urged Congress to require a five cent deposit on beer and soft drink containers with refunds upon return. Deputy administrator John R. Quarles Jr noted a phased rollout to minimize job losses and economic disruption while opposing an immediate pull-tab ban. Sen. Hatfield hailed the stance as a victory for the deposit plan.
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Washington
Upi
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
John R. Quarles Jr
Senate
Quarles
Senate Commerce Committee
Retired Feder al Employees plan state convention in Apache Junction
Five Scotts dale chapter delegates will attend the national Retired Federal Employees state convention Thursday and Friday at the Superstition Inn Apache Junction. Delegates include Jay Gaskins John Barron Marion Reames James E Massie and Martin Reifer with several alternates. Sessions cover health care reimbursement programs and a 7 p.m. Thursday banquet with Robert D. Holtz. The national group has 189000 members with 3000 members in Arizona across 14 chapters.
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Scottsdale
National Association of Retired Federal
Superstition Inn
Apache Junction
Jay Gaskins
John Barron
Marion Reames
Jarhnes E. Massie
Lect
Martin Reifer
Marion Gaskins
Marion V. Green
Amtrak Ordered to Refund Lounge Car Claim
In Oakland California Stephen Q Lannes won a small claims verdict against Amtrak for 66 dollars after he rode the Zephyr to Chicago and found no lounge car He argued Amtrak advertising implied a lounge car and IC C regulations require one on trips longer than six hours The ruling compels Amtrak to reimburse the passenger for the advertised amenity.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Amtrak
Chicago
Stephen Q. Lannes
Small Claims Court
Lannes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daley Hospitalized for Diabetic Tests in Chicago
Mayor Richard J. Daley, age approaching 72, is in Presbyterian St Luke’s Hospital for tests on a mild diabetic condition and high blood pressure. Doctors expect a 3 to 5 day stay as Daley remains active in city business from his hospital room.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Thomas Coogan Jr
Presbyterian-St. Lukes Hospital
Daley
Frank Sullivan
Florida
Eric Oldberg
Chicago Board of Health
Oldberg
Sullivan
ASU names Ted Williamson editor of State Press
Ted Williamson, a junior in mass communications at Arizona State University, was named editor of the State Press for the fall semester. He succeeds Patricia Nolan, the first woman editor in seven years, and notes recent improvements and greater editorial freedom for student journalists. Williamson has worked on the paper since his freshman year and holds a $1,000 Eugene C. Pulliam scholarship.
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Ted Williamson
Department of Mass Communications
Arizona State University
State Press
Patricia Nolan
Williamson
Alaska
ASU
Eugene C. Pulliam Sigma Delta Chi
University
Department of Mass ‘Communications
Mass Communications
Pueblo Community School hosts end of year showcase in Scottsdale
The Pueblo Community School marks its second year with a May 15 evening program on the Pueblo School campus from 7 to 9 p m featuring demonstrations in ballet guitar wrestling etiquette Suzuki strings and more. Masters of ceremonies Sherry Dickerson and Marion Roberts oversee displays and interviews with teachers and parents as SEES sponsored classes wrap up enrollment for September.
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Pueblo Community School
Pueblo School
Marion Roberts
Sherry Dickerson
Pueblo Parent Council
Marlene Cohen
Pueblo
Scottsdale
SEES
Scottsdale Education Enrichment Services, Inc
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