South Africa vows rapid race policy changes after elections
South Africa’s U.S. ambassador Donald Sole says post election reforms will move rapidly toward ending segregation. He criticizes the UN arms embargo as counter productive and urges balance between rule of law and Western values. He notes no forceful domestic policy changes from the US.
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Washington
South Africa
United States
Sole
United Nations Security Council
Carter
Pauline Frederick
Yavapai Supai Title I Orientation Meetings Set
Title I orientation nights for Yavapai and Supai parents are planned with 7 15 p m start in Yavapai Cafeteria and 7 p m in Supai Cafeteria Ray Reedy district coordinator explains Title I aims and services Hostess helpers from other Title I schools will assist Supai attendees and PAC may elect at Supai meeting Also bands and PTA events noted with related activities and dog show plans at Holiday Park Saturday starting 8 a m event details include refreshments and registrations.
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Yavapai
Ray Reedy
Supai
Reedy
Holiday Park
67Th Avenue
Zoo Offers Merit Badge Courses for Scouts
The Phoenix Zoo launches merit badge classes for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts starting Saturday. Boy Scouts can pursue reptile study and environmental sciences while Girl Scouts may enroll in birds mammals and conservation study. Sessions run 8 to 9 30 a m and 10 to noon with a five dollar fee that covers materials and zoo admission. Registration is on the first class day.
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Phoenix Zoo
Ex CIA chief Helms fined for Chile covert action lies
Former CIA Director Richard Helms was fined 2000 dollars and given a suspended two year sentence after pleading no contest to failing to tell a Senate committee about CIA covert action in Chile. Judge Parker warned it would be his last leniency for any public official.
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Washington
CIA
Richard Helms
Senate
Chile
U.S
Barrington D. Parker
Parker
Helms
Rabin questions Arab timing and Palestinian state idea
Former Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin challenged the notion of a Palestinian state before 1967, arguing Arabs controlled the land then and that the issue targets Israel’s existence. He warned U S policy may hinder a lasting peace and noted Knesset opposition to either a state or withdrawal.
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Tucson
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Rabin
America
Mideast
U.S
Knesset
Henry Kissinger
Cyrus Vance
United States
Lawsuit halts Yuma desalting contract award
Du Pont filed a DC federal suit to stop a $20 million membrane desalting facility contract awarded to Fluid Systems Division UOP Corp. It alleges bid changes and biased weighting by the Bureau of Reclamation and Interior Department officials and seeks an investigation. The scheme could delay the world’s largest desalting plant valued at about $1 billion.
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Phoenix
Washington
Yuma Desalting
The
du Pont Co
District of Columbia
Fluid System Division
UOP Corp
San Diego
Cecil D. Andrus
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Yuma
du Pont
Department of Interior
Scottsdale library to host kids film festival on Saturday
The Scottsdale Public Library runs its weekly children's film festival at 2 p.m. Saturday in the library auditorium and Vista del Camino Center. Free screenings include Animals Running Popeye Meets Ali Baba Me and You Kangaroo The Pigeon that Came Home Snow Monkeys of Japan Sea Sorcery for elementary school children.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Vista del Camino Center
Vista Center
Japan
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