Soviet exhibits coexist with counter exhibit in LA
The Soviet National Exhibition at the Los Angeles Convention Center runs 18 days with about 200000 visitors. A parallel Soviet Jewry counter exhibit draws roughly 40000 viewers, while security measures and peaceful demonstrations mark the event. One incident on opening day involved a woman throwing red dye at official guest Fedor Nekhaev. Morhead faced assault charge, Nekhaev seeks 300 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Convention Center
Jewish Federation Council
Fedor Nekhaev
Muriel Moorehead
Santa Monica
United States
Nekhaev
Bob Bussjaeger
Burson-Marsteller
Rem Gorbunov
Soviet Foreign Trade Ministry
Officials offer disaster preparedness workshops in Valley
Rural Metro Fire Department, via a county Red Cross program, will distribute disaster advice and train volunteers. Two workshops are set for December 9 at 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. at the Red Cross headquarters in Phoenix. The program recruits disaster action teams from across the Valley to respond 24 hours a day to fire calls.
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Metro
Maricopa County
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
County
Flower St
Phoenix
Sheriff launches air patrols in Maricopa County parks
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Department begins air patrols over county parks to crack down on off road vehicle use in unauthorized areas and deter illegal dumping stone and cactus thefts and hunting. Officials say aircraft will coordinate with ground units to apprehend violators and arrests may follow.
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Air Patrol
Maricopa County
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff’s Department
Air Posse
Hobbyist Turns Ancient Art into Business in Arizona
Robert Lampee, a veteran newspaper man, converted his calligraphy hobby into PenGraphics now at 1709 N. 7th St Phoenix. The six calligraphers and six artists create wedding invitations brochures menus and memorial rolls using quills brushes reeds and dip pens with vellum parchment and gold leaf from Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lampee
PenGraphics
Lampee
N. 7Th St
Phoenix
Father Confessor
McCormick Ranch
Capriccio
Ludovico Arrighi
New York
England
House reform stalls as congressmen balk at overhaul
In Washington the House rejects a sweeping housekeeping package by a 160-252 vote. Aides say ethics concerns overshadow internal reforms as public interest remains low while reformers and critics trade blame for inaction.
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Benjamin Shore
O'Neill
Congress
House
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
House Commission On
David Obey
D-Wis
Commission
Liz Ray
Ohio
GOP
Obey
O Neill
House Administration Committee
O’neill
Bill would make CB operators equally liable to FCC penalties
A proposed bill in Congress would extend FCC enforcement to unlicensed CB operators, aligning penalties with licensed users. The FCC now fines licensed operators up to 900 dollars daily and can revoke licenses, while unlicensed violators face federal court action. The measure, attached to a cable TV bill, seeks to end dual systems and empower cease and desist actions with real force.
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John D. McClain
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
U.S
James C. McKinney
Field Operations Bureau
McKinney
Justice Department
Senate Commerce Committee
House
Senate
Howard Kitzmiller
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Gqir
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Arizona
Scottsdale Area
E. Earls Drive
P.O
Scottsdale
Ariz
Bonnie Foster
Italy
Obey Commission
Representatives
Bill
CB Policing
Cbers
M St. NW
Washington, D.C
Cell
Bicycle Works
Scottsdale RD
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