Gold sinks further as prices slip in Zurich and London
Gold fell another one dollar to 90 dollars an ounce in Zurich while London prices held at 90 dollars. The big one day drop, the largest in five years, hit speculators hard after the two tier price system ended. The dollar strengthened in London currencies, with minor shifts in Tokyo, Zurich, Paris, Frankfurt and Milan.
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London
UPI
Zurich
Tokyo
Paris
Frankfurt
Milan
Klahr Defends City Electorate Against Charter Analysis
Gary Peter Klahr challenged Timothy Barrow's claim that apathy chose the independent council winner. He argued voters cared about ending 24 years of machine rule and returning representative government. He warned Charter Government could lose more seats in the runoff and city council control in 1975.
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Phoenix
UPI
Charter Government Committee
Gary Peter Klahr
Klahr
Charter Government
Barrow
Council
Back Nixon Office Opens in Phoenix
Maricopa County Republicans opened a downtown Phoenix office to support President Nixon. County Chairman Charles Lemon told about 100 precinct committeemen that Nixon had been tried and declared guilty without a fair hearing. The office will take calls, collect signatures and petitions for Washington.
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Phoenix
UPI
Nixon
Maricopa County Republicans
Charles Lemon
Washington
Arcadia High hosts intersquad volleyball demo and events
Arcadia High School public volleyball demonstration at 8 pm in the Arcadia Gym, coached by Sandra Haddock. Booster Club hosts a film session of the Tempe Arcadia football game. drama director Lynda Johnstone lauded for Flowers for Algernon cast. SAGUARO Homecoming week features 40s and 50s themes and events culminating in a Friday football game and Saturday party.
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Arcadia
Sandra Haddock
Claire Oelschlager
Becki Wade
Wendy Eaton
Maggie Nelson
Kim Kalof
Kris Penn
Laurie Craig
Carrie Amster
Babs Grant
Gayle LeBrosse
Debbie Crain
Arcadia Booster Club
Pat Curtis
Tempe- Arcadia
Arcadia High School
Algernon
Lynda Johnstone
Carol Moberly
Dale Duhame
Rick Rothen
Russ Fega
Pat Peach
Pauline Bennett
Doug Jones
Bill Clift
Cheryl King
Lucille Houseworth
Debbie Smith
Doug Kelley
Judy Burton
Susan Falk
Jim Trapani
Bruce Yoder
Cathy Eichenauver
Sarah Chaiken
Lynda Hobby
Bettie Bayles
Lisa Lockett
Nancy Lauren
Sabrina Philabaum
David Albert
Stephanie Tatum
Lisa Newman
Cathy Cravens
Titan
Saguaro High School
Saguaro High Stadium
Arcadia Titans Booster Club
Saguaro
Farrell's
Chesnutt Park
Facts of Life
Candy Ransom
Andy Shapiro
Cathy Hunter
Nan Hunter
Dee Dee Miller
Val Richards
Pattie Lacey
Kristen Braaten
Debbie Toth
Kay Hoffman
Yvonne Dorsch
Marsha Raptis
King
Lance Robinson
Dave Fortune
Jon Hainlen
Phil Thorne
Don Chiapetti
Tom Keeley
Jim Bried
Duncan Moore
Rick McClelland
Dan Brickley
Mark Muller
Dave Hainlen
Arcadia Titans
Athens Polytechnic protests swell as students occupy building
In Athens, university and Polytechnic students join to occupy the school complex, throw leaflets, and chant antigovernment slogans. About 5,000 demonstrators gathered around the Polytechnic and Archaeological Museum districts, with police nearby but not intervening as the occupation continued.
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Athens
API
Athens Polytechnic
Polytechnic School
Archaeological Museum of Athens
Polytechnic Architectural College
Polytechnic
Architectural College
George Papandreou
George Papadopoulos
UAW to employ mini-strikes against GM to pressure deal
The United Auto Workers scrap a national strike in favor of three and four day mini-strikes, reviving Operation Apache to push GM toward a new contract. President Woodcock cites fund preservation and a history of targeted plant actions as key goals.
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UAW
Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Low cost rabies clinics to open in 30 Maricopa locations
The Maricopa County Health Department Veterinary Center sponsors low cost rabies vaccination clinics starting Saturday and running through December 9 at 30 county sites. Clinics at Paradise Hills Shopping Center Scottsdale Fashion Square Thomas Mall and Los Arcos Mall offer 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on designated Sundays and December 2 at Thomas Mall and Los Arcos Mall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Arizona law requires dogs over four months to be licensed annually, costing $7 with a $5 license and a three-year vaccination. Last year 129,250 dogs were licensed and vaccinated in the county.
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Maricopa County Health Department
Veterinary Center
Paradise Hills
32Nd St
Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Camelback Rd
Thomas Mall
44Th St
Thomas Rd
Los Arcos Mall
E. McDowell
Arizona
Maricopa County
Valley chapter forms for parents of high school youth
A new Valley wide chapter for parents of high school youth, sponsored by the Arizona Association for Children with Learning Disabilities, will meet November 27 at 7 30 p.m. in Central High School room 311. Dr Ken Cole will present a film and discuss career education. Members aim to improve high schools and higher education levels.
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The
Arizona Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Central High School
Ken Cole
Oil firms gain delay in California records dispute
Executives from Exxon Oil, Mobil Oil, and Texaco won a postponement on their bid to block an Assembly subcommittee from subpoenaing company records. Judge John L. Cole said the motions would be reviewed Monday as the pricing panel investigates alleged under pricing of crude oil sold to the state.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Assembly
Exxon Oil Co
Mobil Oil Corp
Texaco
Superior Court
John L. Cole
Cole
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Charter
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Charles Moody
Kathy Busby
Jerrold Lawrence
Mercer LA
Shea Blo
Wallace
Ladmo
Boys Club
Central Maricopa County
Len Ingebrigtsen
Kool Radio 1i
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