Homesteaders Evicted in Utah Ordered by Federal Judge
U S District Court Judge Alden Anderson signed a writ directing the U S marshal to remove homesteaders from disputed federal land in southern Utah with eviction to be effective after December 1 if the settlers have not left. Leader Alex Joseph says some families are moving to form a new city 11 miles west of Glen Canyon City while vowing not to abandon their homes.
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Salt Lake City
U.S
Utah
District Court
Alden Anderson
Alex Joseph
Bureau of Land Management
Joseph
Glen Canyon City
U.S. Attorney
Anderson
U.S. Attorney’s Office
District of Utah
Kane County
Backbone, Utah
Hearst defense ready for Jan 26 trial date
Patricia Hearst defense says they will be ready when the trial resumes on January 26 after a postponement ordered by Judge Oliver Carter. Prosecutors expect to finish their case in about two weeks and plan to subpoena about 90 witnesses.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Albert Johnson
Miss Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Johnson
Carter
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appelate
Browning
Randolph Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
U.S
Samuel Conti
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Moore
James L. Browning
Teens incline to suicide says USC expert
A teen, Jimmy, hanged himself with belts after a daytime mood shift and an altercation with peers. Dr. Joseph D Teicher notes a 250 percent rise in personal crisis reports since 1960, reflecting a growing, troubling trend among youth and a need to address chronic life stress.
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Richard Dore Copley
Jimmy
Joseph D. Teicher
Teicher
Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Los Angeles County University of Southern California Medical Center
Patrick Dolan
Dolan
William Dewhurst
del Amo Hospital
Torrance
Calif
Michael Peck
Los Angeles
Dewhurst
World Championship Bridge Match Reveals Heart Shift Signal
In a U S Indonesia world championship match Bob Hamman and Bob Wolff defended three no trump but finished down seven after a key heart signal and misdefense. The episode sparked debate over bidding risk and signaling in high stakes play.
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U.S
Indonesia
Bob Hamman
Bob Wolff
North
South
West
East
Wolff
Declarer
Eddie Kantar
Bill Eisenberg
L.A
Frank Manoppo
Manoppo
Pima County seeks Dante to resume Arizona sentence
Pima County Attorney's Office seeks nightclub hypnotist Ronald Dante, convicted of attempted murder, to return to Arizona to start a seven to 10 year prison term. Dante has been in California on court permission since Jan. 16 after his sentencing. testimony showed he hired an undercover DPS agent to kill Michael Dean of La Jolla. His attorney cited impaired judgment from sleeping pills tranquilizers and barbiturates.
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Tucson
Pima County Attorney’s Office
Ronald Dante
Dante
California
Arizona
Department of Public Safety
Michael Dean
la Jolla
Calif
Peru appoints Garcia Bedoya ambassador to Washington
Carlos Garcia Bedoya secretary general of Peru's Foreign Office has been named ambassador to the United States by the military government. He will depart for Washington in late December, succeeding Rear Adm. Jose Arce who resigned last August.
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Lima
Peru
Carlos Garcia Bedoya
Foreign Office
Washington
U.S
Garcia Bedoya
Jose Arce
Parade chairman appointed for 1976 Parada del Sol rodeo parade
Bob Stamper of 8464 E Montebello Ave has been named chairman of the 1976 Parada del Sol rodeo parade to be held Jan 31. Stamper, a Smithbaker Agency employee and four year Jaycee, urged entries be mailed to Scottsdale Jaycees P O Box 292 Scottsdale before November 30.
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Bob Stamper
E. Montebello Ave
Stamper
Smithbaker Agency
Scottsdale Jaycees
P.O. Box
Scottsdale
Fuel costs fail to deter general aviation pilots
Ro bert J. Johnson, an aviation fuels expert, notes that higher aviation gasoline prices barely affect 70,000 weekend and business pilots who fly regularly while using only about 3 percent of domestic fuel. He compares the attitude to golfers paying higher greens fees and states executive planes can deduct fuel costs as a business expense.
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Robert J. Johnson
Johnson
Geveral Aviation
Roll Call: Arizona congressmen split on budget votes
State politicians split on major roll calls from Nov 6 to 12. Udall supported the House Budget measure. Steiger and Conlan opposed. Rhodes did not vote. In the Enclave debate Rhodes and Steiger voted yea while Udall and Conlan did not vote. Consumer Agency passed with Rhodes Steiger and Conlan voting nay. Udall did not vote. Senate Commons Site Picketing failed. Fannin and Goldwater voted yea. Sunshine bill passed 94 yeas with Fannin and Goldwater voting yea.
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Washington
Arizona
Congress
HOUSE
Senate
Congressional
Morris Udall
Sam Steiger
John Conlan
John Rhodes
White House
District of Columbia
D.C
Rhodes and
Steiger
Udall
Conlan
Gress
CPA
Rhodes
Udair
Senate Commons
Supreme Court
Paul Fannin
Barry Goldwater
Federal Communications Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Election Commission
Home births with midwives linked to fewer complications
A California study from Stanford and UC Santa Cruz follows 287 home births from 1971 to 1973 and finds fewer complications and healthier babies among mothers who delivered at home without anesthesia. The research attributes positive outcomes to natural childbirth, preparedness, and avoidance of hospital stresses.
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Chicago
California
American Public Health Association
Stanford University
University of California At
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