Cousins urges world focus over national in Scottsdale talk
Editor Cousins at the Valley Forward Association dinner criticizes Ford spending cuts and calls for a world‑scale response to inflation and poverty. He urges shifting defense funds to research, cites solar and soil nitrogen projects, and praises U Thant and Pope John XXIII honors while advocating renewed UN relevance.
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Nome flood recedes as power returns in Alaska town
Nome Alaska reports the Bering Sea flood receded after a storm. About 50 residents sought shelter in a school. power and communications were restored by Wednesday. A 20 person disaster relief team assessed damage as a new Aleutian storm approached but bypassed Nome.
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Pair guilty in power line bombing in Oregon
David W. Heesch and his wife Sheila pleaded guilty to extortion and dynamiting Bonneville Power Administration towers in a $1 million plot. Eleven EPA towers were damaged between Sept. 24 and Oct. 18, with total damage about $150,000 and security costs rising $20,000 daily. Sentencing set for Dec. 9.
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UPI
David W. Heesch
Bonneville Power Administration
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Sheila
EPA
Widow’s benefits depend on marriage history and age
Readers ask about widow’s benefits from a first husband after remarriage. A 62th birthday in 1975 and remarriage before 60 means no widow’s benefits now, but if the present marriage ends, benefits based on the first marriage may apply. Also explained are spendthrift clauses and choosing reduced versus full benefits at age 65 for Social Security, and disability benefits remaining the same at 65.
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Desert Valley Doberman Pinscher Club To Host Fourth Specialty
The Desert Valley Doberman Pinscher Club will hold its fourth annual specialty show from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday at Pierce Park located at 680 North 46th Street.
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Supai Yavapai Apache kids gear up for bike rodeo
Supai Yavapai Apache students prepare for a Saturday bike rodeo at Yavapai PTA with safety inspections, engraved parent Social Security numbers, and events like figure eight signaling balance and slow rider tests. Kindergarten may use training wheels.
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Strictly for Dads How to treat a woman
Advice from Charlie Shedd on public courtesy to wives, framed as ten rules for dads to model loving behavior. Emphasizes positive public gestures, compliments, attentive conversation, respectful acts, and appreciation of a wife and her mother. Ends with a sale line for classified ads.
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Charlie Shedd
Philip
Stolen Cadillac Linked to Hatcher Auto Theft Case
In Gary Indiana Mayor Richard G Hatcher reported a Cadillac limousine stolen on Tuesday after the chauffeur left it with keys in the ignition. The car was located abandoned along a city street on Wednesday outlining a local theft incident.
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UPI
Richard G. Hatcher
Jimmy Taylor
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