Butz pledges support for farmers amid energy crisis
Secretary Earl L. Butz told the National Milk Producers Association that farmers would be a top priority during the energy crisis and that government price setting in agriculture would recede. He noted expected cuts in price supports and urged countervailing duties to offset foreign subsidies while defending freer trade for dairies. He also attacked Senator Cranston over criticism of farm policies and a Russian wheat sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Earl L. Butz
National Milk Producers Association
U.S
Butz
United States
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
Health planners to meet in annual State council event
The State Health Planning Council will hold its annual meeting Friday at the Valley Ho Hotel. Council Chairman W. Quinn Jordan will present the council and the new Department of Health Services. State Sen. Sandra O Connor will speak on the council and its health planning unit. Dr. Melvin Goodwin of the Arizona Health Planning Authority will discuss comprehensive health planning progress.
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State Health Planning Council
Valley Ho
W. Quinn Jordan
Sandra O’connor
Department of Health Services
Jordan
Melvin Goodwin
Arizona Health Planning Authority
Arizona
Viet government retakes Dak Song base in Central Highlands
South Vietnamese forces reclaim Dak Song camp 120 miles northeast of Saigon after heavy fighting. Saigon reports 107 cease-fire violations and mentions Communist mortar attacks near Kompong Speu while Cambodia-wide clashes disrupt Highway 4 linking Phnom Penh to Kompong Som. President Thieu reshuffles top generals as Lon Nol reports advances against guerrillas.
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Saigon
UPS
Central Highlands
Dak Song
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Kompong Som
Saigon Command
le Trung Hien
Bu Prang
Bu Bong
Duc Lap
U.S
Hien
Gia Nghia
South Vietnam
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
Lu Lan
le Nguyen Khanh
Luban
Lon Nol
Kompong Speu
UPI
X ray man sues for million over Los Alamos radiation leak
Saula E. Bramer a metallurgist sues the federal government for 1 million alleging a July 21 1971 radiation leak at the Atomic Energy Commission laboratory in Los Alamos New Mexico left him radioactive and like a walking X ray machine. His attorney says radioactive particles imbedded in Bramer's chest emit detectable X rays and cause emotional distress as he works now for TRW Nuclear Systems Redondo Beach California.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
N.M
U.S
Saula E. Bramer
Bramer
Leo Gelfand
Gelfand
TRW Nuclear Systems
Redondo Beach
Calif
Numbers game at SBA rewards bad loans says witness
Curtis Prins testifies before the House Banking Committee that the Small Business Administration runs a numbers game rewarding loan quantity over quality. He cites regional offices and loan officers meeting quotas, raising concerns over bad loans and potential conflicts of interest in the Richmond Virginia office.
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Washington
UPI
Small Business Administration
SBA
Curtis Prins
House Banking Committee
Prins
Richmond
Joseph C. Palumbo
Palumbo
Charlottesville
Mohave Pueblo Sparta win Sixth Grade Olympics in Saguaro High Colosseum
Pueblo School sixth graders representing Sparta defeated Athens students from Cocopah in the fourth annual Sixth Grade Olympics. Events included the parade, torch lighting, eight track and field competitions, tied to a Greek culture unit.
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Sparta
Pueblo
Saguaro High ‘Colosseum
Athens
Cocopah
Aimee Chick
Miriam Rundle
Bruce Turner
Sharon Pierce
Scott Holland
Chip Roberge
Eric Tignini
Open House Ice Cream Social and Bazaar at Pima PTA
Pima Elementary and the Pima PTA host an Open House Ice Cream Social and Bountiful Boutique Bazaar Thursday evening to raise funds for the school. Ice cream and cake sell for 35 cents with 10 cent coffee. bazaar items range 10 cents to 5 dollars, gift wrapping 5 cents.
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Lou Harris
Pima Elementary School
Pima Pta
Pima School
PTA
Pima
Births at Good Samaritan and area hospitals
Birth notices list ten newborns and their parents with street addresses and birth dates from November. Notable entries include SPLAHA Daniel and Wilma for a girl on November 6, PRATT Donald and Lisa for a girl on November 6, LEDGER Rodney and Nelda for a boy on November 9, and multiple other births through November 18.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Splaha
Daniel
Wilma
Mark
Kathy
E. Cherry Lynn
Holmes
James
Dorothy
N. Pueblo Way
Maclennan
Kenneth
Judith
Calle del Medio
Smith
Shannon and
Mary
E. Pueblo
Notable Arizona Students and Faculty Earn Honors
U S recognizes Dr Creta D Sabine for guiding national seminars on school food service management. Scottsdale residents Melissa Evers Kathi Allen Debbie Courtney Juliana Rea and Karen Spanjer appear in college plays at Grand Canyon NAU and more join honors committees at NAU Messiah College and University of Redlands.
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Creta D. Sabine
Scottsdale
Food and Nutrition Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Melissa Ann Evers
Robert M. Evers
E. Rose Circle Drive
Tri Sigma Literary Society
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S.C
Kathi Dawn Allen
A.R. Allen
E. Second St
Alpha Gamma Tau
Spanjer
Keith Spanier
E. Orange Blossom Lane
Drama
Grand Canyon College
David Muller
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff
Applequist
John Stephen Vaughn
Scottsdale High School
Abilene Christian College
Abilene
Texas
Eugene F. Vaughn
E. Lafayette
Young Vaughn
Nebraska Alumni Club Fall Luncheon at Arizona Biltmore
The University of Nebraska Alumni Club will meet December 1 at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel for a fall luncheon. Honored guests include Dr. Miles Tommerausen vice chancellor for business and finance and Jack Miller executive vice president of the Alumni Association. Social hour starts at noon and lunch at 1. Reservations go through Mrs. Jerry Cox at 946 1690.
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University of Nebraska
Arizona Biltmore
University
Miles Tommerausen
Jack Miller
Jerry Cox
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Scott Delatorre
Saguaro High School
Delos Ellsworth
Rmesa
David Kret
Mac” Carvalho
Peter Kay
Robert Hungerford
J.D. Marsch
Mohave
Roy Finch
Herb Neuman
Don Miller
Canyon Lake
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Court of Honor
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Jiggs Hamilton
John Barksdale
Colby Getchell
John Moran
John Oldefendt
Jeffery Rightmer
Denis Shaw
Loren York
Getchell
Shaw
York
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
John Shaw
Pueblo School
Pima-Navajo Area
Yale
Granite Reef
Willow Springs
Thumb Buttes
Girl Scout Council
Phoenix
Don Lewis
Cabanna
Navajo School
Arizona Consortium For Individualized Learning
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R.C. Andrew
Karl Kasprzyk
Stanley Kasprzyk
Arrow of Light
Webelos
Indian School Road
Scottsdale City
Eldorado Park
Gail Weaver
Mitchell Lodge
Judy Anderson
Adair Merritt
Kelly Felsch
Lisa Yort
Debbie Walker
Lisa Helma
Beth Meadows
Jennifer Phillips
Beckie Thompson
Tracy Stuckey
Karin Weaver
Ann Wrzyszczynski
Mary Lewis
Laura Kessens
Gary Stuckey
Gary Stuckey Sr
Dick Weaver
St. Mary’s Food Bank
Lee Miller
Denise Coates
St. Vincent de Paul Charity
Debbie Courtney
Calvin Courtney
E. Granada
Juliana Rea
Paul Rea
E. Camelback Rd
Karen
Susan van Hoy
Pam Jones
NAU
Galen Oakes
E. Mulberry Sr
Oakes Construction Inc
Messiah College
Liberal Arts
Grantham
Kathleen Hook
William Hook
Cambridge
University of Redlands
Pamela Gledhill
Martha Miller
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Phi Kappa Phi
Mary L. Curran
Clifford Fowler
David S. Muller
Teri R. Ruble
Mary M. Shilling
Jacqueline Knutson
Gilbert Knutson
E. Thomas Rd
Edgewood College
Madison, Wis
Arlene Helen Miller
Harry Miller
68Th Place
Neighborhood Playhouse
School of the Theatre
New York City
University of Southern California
William L. Hoke Jr
Saguaro
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Hoke
William L. Hoke
E. McDonald Drive
University of Arizona
Cornhuskers
Armstrong Congoleum
Galaxy
V.A. Tile
G.alf. Azrock
Kentile
Continental
Mannington
Amtico
Barwick
Ludlow
Sykes
Exsy
K-Mart
E. McDowell
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