Partition idea gains favor in Lebanon amid civil strife
Christian leaders push partition as a possible solution to Lebanon's seven month civil war. Moslem leaders oppose. Civilian flight already creates de facto religious zones as trust erodes and fears rise. Leads include Mousa Prince of the National Liberal Party and Phalangist circles. Edouard Saab questions unity as feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cody
Associated Press
Beirut, Lebanon
Lebanon
Beirut
Mousa Prince
Camille Chamoun
National Liberal Party
Prince
Rashid Karami
Christian Phalange Party
Edouard Saab
l’Orient le Jour
Fromme in Sacramento Store Before Ford Attempt
Lynette Fromme, 27, said I hate Ford in a Sacramento grocery store a day before allegedly aimed a loaded .45 at President Ford. Clerk Ed Loule testified she had visited the store several times and identified her only after television coverage. The trial includes claims she planned to assassinate Ford and demands to call Charles Manson as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Ed Loule
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
Louie
State Capitol
U.S
Dwayne Keyes
Los Angeles
MacBride
Secret Service
Roger Lindberg
Sakharov barred from Oslo Nobel trip by Soviet authority
Soviet physicist Andrei Sakharov said he was denied permission to travel to Oslo to accept the Nobel Peace Prize personally, with officials citing state secrets. He called the denial offensive and a violation of the Helsinki Declaration and pledged no appeal.
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Moscow
Andrei Sakharov
Oslo
Sakharov
Nobel Committee
Kremlin
Soviet Union
OVIR
Northwestern alumni lead conference and local honors
Northwestern University alumni Thomas W. Chauncey II and James F. Henderson chaired and attended the 1975 Alumni Leadership Conference. Chauncey, Phoenix attorney, heads the Northwestern Alumni Club of Phoenix. Henderson, Phoenix area alumni regent, is a senior partner at Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess and Henderson. Also recognized: Orlan Glisan received Sertoman of the Year. Rayburn Hemphill won a $500 scholarship. Antonette Giammarinaro assisted on a Vassar Theatre production. George C. Wiggins joined the VFW National Community Activities Committee. Paul R. Gonnerman attended a education conference. Joel Fairley toured with Judson College choir. Mary Kaites named Denison University Singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Area
Thomas W.W. Chauncey II
James F. Henderson
Northwestern University
Chauncey
E. Joshua Tree Lane
Northwestern
George C. Wiggins
Scottsdale
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
National Community Activities Committee
Wiggins
Italy U S bridge clash ends with misguessed heart defense
In the 1975 World Championship match Italy and the U S played no trump. Georgio Belladonna postponed his decision and shifted to clubs, while Paul Soloway as West misguessed hearts. Both sides reached three no trump with mixed results and defensive errors.
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Italy
U.S
Georgio Belladonna
West
Declarer
East
Paul Soloway
John Swanson
Belladonna
Hearts
Declarer Seizes Spades Then Finesse in South Hand
On bridge with North AK and South AK declarer Bob Wolff won in dummy and cashed a high spade. He led a diamond finesse, East's king held, and a diamond given up plus heart eliminations left him down one. South holds six spades. North shows heart control and singleton diamond key to slam prospects.
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Declarer
Bob Wolff
East
North
Scottsdale CC names John Gray Jr. head of research and development
John Gray Jr. has been appointed director of research and development at Scottsdale Community College. A former Navajo Community College curriculum and staff development chief, he will oversee institutional research, data development, program evaluation, and act as liaison with Maricopa County Community College District. Gray, 42, holds a B.A. in education from Arizona State University and a master’s from Northern Arizona University. He previously taught seventh grade at Madison School and led NAU’s supplementary education center. In 1967 he joined the U.S. Senate special subcommittee on Indian education staff in Washington, D.C., as co-director of field research.
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John Gray Jr
Navajo Community College
Scottsdale Community College
Gray
Maricopa County Community College
North Phoenix High School
Arizona State University
Northern Arizona University
Madison School
Phoenix
NAU
Washington, D.C
U.S. Senate
Robert Kennedy
Former NASA director to speak at Valley Forward dinner
Chris Kraft, director of NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, will headline the sixth annual Valley Forward dinner at the Adams Hotel. He will discuss Outlook for Space Flight in the 80s. The event, open to the public, costs $12 per person with no host cocktails at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m.
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Chris Kraft
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
Houston
Valley Forward
Adams Hotel
Phoenix
Kraft
Valley Forward Association
EPA hearings on sulfur dioxide rules for Arizona smelters
The EPA will hold hearings December 8 to 18 on proposed sulfur dioxide emission regulations for seven Arizona copper smelters. Public comments within 60 days will be part of the record and available for inspection in San Francisco. Proposals are accessible at the Arizona Bureau of Air Quality in Phoenix. Hearings take place in Douglas, San Manuel, Winkelman, Miami, Morenci, and Ajo.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Arizona
San Francisco
EPA
Arizona Bureau of Air Quality
W. Adams
Phoenix
Douglas
San Manuel
Winkelman
Miami
Morenci
Ajo
El Paso Customs office probed for irregularities
U S attorney for the Western District of Texas says a grand jury is hearing testimony on allegations of irregularities in El Paso U S Customs operations stemming from statements by former agent George Hough. Hough pleaded guilty to conspiring to possess cocaine and alleges illegal flights, planted drugs, and other misconduct.
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EL Paso, Tex
U.S
Western District of Texas
John Clark
George Hough
Clark
el Paso Times
Hough
Mexico
el Paso
Customs and Drug Enforcement Administration
Mohave Pueblo Students Compile Their Own Handbook
Mohave students produced a new handbook featuring self written rules for playground cafeteria and classroom behavior plus informational pages a school map and student schedules. Principal Barry Weiler praises its professional appearance and notes the emphasis on self control.
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Mohave
Barry Weiler
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Sharon Tate
Ixothereth
VA District Court
Thomas MacBride
Manson
Larry Buendorf
Old
Fromme
Fromy Nu’s School of Law
Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess and Henderson
Orlan Glisan
N. 60Th St
Sertoman
Scottsdale Sertoma Club
Glisan
Goettl Bros
Pacific Southwest Region
Rayburn Hemphill
University of Arizona
Frank L. Vessels Jr
Los Alamitos
Frank L. Wessels Jr
Antonette Giammarinaro
Carl Giammarinaro
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Garcia Lorcas
Scottsdale High School
Giammarinaro
Vassar
Paul R. Gonnerman
E. Palomino
Phoenix Chapter
Phi Delta Kappa
Louisville
Joel Fairley
Judson College
Elgin
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Mary Kaites
Joan Kaites Scanlan
E. MacKenzie Drive
Denison
Granville, Ohio
University Singers
Kaites
THE
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Mra G. Corn JR
North AK
Hoas
King of Hearts
South
SCC
NASA
Scottsdale Rd
Los Arcos Mall
el Paso Customs Office
Pueblo
Saguaro High
Roma McGlade
Myra Johnson
Ray Cooper
Saguaro High School
Saguaro
Pueblo Imc
John Pirtle
Nancy Quaid
Lynn Emnyre
Justin Ferrin
John Bergman
Derek Peagram
Angela
Dan Douthitt
Mark Carpenter
Carol Thomas
Nadine Hildinger
Roberta Bowden
Brandy Huey
Barbara Terhaar
Sandra King
Kathy Wagner
Mark Dickson
Mary Murphy
Mazatlan
Phoenix Hotel
Scottsbale’s
Glbest Establisnes
W. Scottsbale
Scottsbale
Professional Cleaners
KMART
E. McDowell Scat
Augus
Harvey Trails and Quest
SunBurst
N. Scottsdale Rd
Mobis
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