Last of a series on children of alcoholics and Alateen help
In 1964 Sacramento Rhona and her husband Jerry share how Alateen aids children amid ongoing alcohol abuse. The couple describe home violence, attempts at suicide, and years of blackouts, yet now mentor teens learning to cope without blaming themselves.
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Alateen
Susan Forrest
Sacramento
Calif
CNS
Rhona
Jerry
Alcoholics Anonymous
Las Vegas
Truckee
Scottsdale Youth Leaders Named SMU President Ted Campagnolo
SMU in Dallas selects Ted Campagnolo a 1971 Scottsdale High School graduate and senior political science major as student body president. He plans to attend law school after graduation.
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Ted Campagnolo
Scottsdale High School
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
Campagnolo
Los Angeles
SMU
Murder for hire case goes to the jury in Tucson
Tucson jurors hear the murder for hire case against Ronald Dante a nightclub hypnotist and former Lana Turner husband. The defense cites long term barbiturate use and notes a recent improvement after stopping the drug while the prosecution presents witnesses including a police officer and a nightclub owner claiming Dante offered to pay for a killing. Dante admits a cousin story was false and contests other tape details while asserting limited memory of the events.
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Tucson
UPI
Ronald Dante
Lana Turner
Dante
Edward Wagner
Michael Dean
la Jolla
Dean
Robert Hirsh
Wagner
Globe
Dallas
Dennis Sisk
Miss Turner
Whisky kills 63 in Karachi poison outbreak
Reports from Karachi indicate a batch of clandestinely brewed whisky killed 63 and left 42 others hospitalized. Rawalpindi dispatch notes the incident as a deadly tainted liquor case creating nationwide concern.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
UPI
Karachi
ERA approval urged by Arizona leaders in 1975 push
The incoming Arizona Legislature was urged to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Dr. Morrison Warren of the state civil rights committee said ratification is imperative for equal opportunity. Arizona has not ratified the amendment and is among 17 states yet to ratify. a previous attempt died in committee.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Morrison Warren
APS pays tax under protest in Arizona assessment change
Arizona Public Service Co paid its first half property taxes under protest as authorities adjust assessments under a new method. President Keith Turley says the jump to 50 percent of cash value from 40 percent increases taxes to about 28 million dollars annually, with 14 million due first half and Maricopa County receiving 8.3 million.
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Phoenix
APS
Arizona
Arizona Public Service Co
Keith L. Turley
Turley
Maricopa County
Paralyzed athlete Kent Waldrep Leans on Faith After Injury
Kent Waldrep, a Texas Christian University running back, suffered partial paralysis after a spinal injury in a game against Alabama. After two hours 55 minutes of surgery, he regained limited movement, rotated on a special bed, and declared he would return to football with his teammates praying for him.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Kent Waldrep
Waldrep
Texas Christian University
Alabama
Kent
Bear Bryant
Tempe suit seeks bilingual education in Ninth Circuit
The U S Ninth Circuit will hear December 3 in San Francisco an appeal by Guadalupe against Tempe Elementary School District arguing the district must provide bilingual and bicultural programs for Mexican American and Yaqui students. The suit cites third grade tests from 1972 and 1973 showing low rankings attributed to language barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Tempe
Guadalupe Organization
Can a father do too much for his children
A Texas millionaire teaches fiscal restraint by offering to match half of his children's college costs while stressing effort and self reliance. He warns against overindulgence that robs character, noting that challenge builds strength and that too much help can hinder growth.
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Mr. Big
Messenger Boy
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