The Marriage Premise Excerpt Debuts in Progress
Five years after Open Marriage co author Nena O Neill revises her stance and supports marital fidelity in The Marriage Premise. The first of five parts excerpts today on Page 10. the author analyzes her own marriage and her anthropological findings on modern relationships.
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Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
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Fire kills 42 at Manila Hotel Filipinas
Fire teams recovered 42 bodies from the Hotel Filipinas in downtown Manila with one victim later identified as American Kenneth Charles Eccleston of Riverdale Maryland. Fire officials warned the toll could reach 50 as rain from Typhoon Kim hampered recovery efforts.
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Manila
Philippines
Filipinas
Francisco Agudon
Red Cross
Kenneth Charles Eccleston
Riverdale
Kim
Aliens on Welfare Costly in Five States
Senator Charles Percy cites GAO findings that 37 000 of 23 000 sampled welfare recipients in California Florida Illinois New York and New Jersey were aliens collecting welfare an estimated 72 million dollars annually across those states.
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Washington
United States
Charles Percy
R-Nt
Percy
Congressional General Accounting Office
GAO
California
Florida
Illinois
New York
New Jersey
Dynamite blast in Iri kills 58 after guard’s collapse
In Seoul a rail freight guard, Shin Moo-il aged 36, apparently passed out from drinking. His burning candle detonated 30 tons of dynamite aboard a boxcar, killing 58 and devastating Iri. He admitted drinking Friday night and expressed remorse.
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Seoul
South Korea
Iri
Shin Moo-il
Britain’s firemen strike leaves cities with volunteer force
Britain’s firemen walked out in an unprecedented nationwide labor action at 9 am to protest pay. Hastily trained servicemen and volunteers filled the gap as the first casualties emerged, including an 84 year old woman critically burned by a chair fire sparked from a fireplace and two Royal Marines overcome by smoke.
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London
Britain
Royal Marines
Orme Dam Site Studies May Resume In Arizona
The Orme Dam confluence site studies may restart after clarifying congressional intent on the Central Arizona Project. Manuel Lopez of the Lower Colorado Region says no funds will be spent until interpretation is received, with Rep. Udall and others seeking reinvestigation of alternatives respecting Fort McDowell Indians.
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Salt
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Manuel Lopez
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Reclamation Agency
Boulder City
Nev
Congress
Lopez
Phoenix
Bureau of Reclamation
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
House Appropriations
Central Arizona Project
Orme Dam
Carter
Orme, Hooker
Charleston
Phoenix Reclamation Office
Interagency
Udall
Tom Bevill
D-Ala
Appropriations Committee
Subcommittee On Public Works
Reclamation Bureau
Fort McDowell
Scottsdale
Yavapais
Bevill
Washington
Washington, D.C
Canal rescue saves frightened Irish setter Rusty
Four Scottsdale residents helped pull Rusty the four year old Irish setter from the Arizona Canal near 68th Street and Lafayette. After being found swimming in shock, the dog was coaxed to shore by a Huskie sent by two passersby and finally dragged onto the bank. Greg Zaft of Tempe, the owner, retrieved the exhausted dog.
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Rusty
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale
68Th Street
Lafayette
Don Parlett
Keith Kelly
Parletts
Carter Backs Full Employment Bill Aimed at 1983 4 Percent Unemployment
President Carter endorses the Humphrey Hawkins Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1977. The measure sets a national goal of 4 percent unemployment by 1983, with a five year plan and emphasis on private sector job creation and price stability while outlining policy framework and special government efforts.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Augustus Hawkins
D-Calif
Congress
Carter backs softer jobs bill balancing growth and stability
The legislation aims at full employment and price stability with government policy guiding economic aims. Unemployment shows little change and little response to programs. A prior version sought fixed programs, but the compromise removes specifics while altering policy planning methods.
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Carter
Scottsdale fears loss of HUD funds under new CDBG rules
Scottsdale officials warn HUD proposed rules could retroactively affect the 1977 78 city budget and the third year 1.8 million CDBG program. The city plans to draft a protest letter and seek flexibility for local use of funds while noting the shift to direct benefit requirements and census tract limits.
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Scottsdale
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Timothy Bray
Bray
National League of Cities
Center For the Arts
CDBG
Tom Freeman
Scottsdale Senior Center
Heinz Hink
Hink
William C. Jenkins
Franklin D. Aleshire
Freeman
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