Students push for National Revolutionary War Day
Ingleside Elementary eighth graders led by teacher John Calvik write 300 letters to peers nationwide to back a resolution. Representative John Rhodes introduced House Joint Resolution 88 to declare April 19 National Revolutionary War Day, aiming to commemorate Lexington beginnings and spur congressional support.
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Debbie Cox
Martha Boppart
Gary Tom
Ingleside School
Debbie
Rhodes
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Social Studies
Tim McGraw
Ingleside Elementary
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United States Congress
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Leslie Kyman
Congress
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Tony’ Policastro
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Civil Service Committee
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Rhodes’ Tempe
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Weather Outlook Amid Variable Clouds and Sunshine
Forecasters expect variable cloudiness today and Sunday with breezy periods. Highs near 90 today and in the upper 80s Sunday. Overnight lows in the upper 50s. Slightly cooler daytime conditions are noted for both days.
New York City seeks federal aid to avert default says mayor and bankers
Mayor Abraham Beame told Congress that only massive federal aid can stop New York from defaulting by year end. Bank leaders like David Rockefeller and Elimore Patterson urged federal intervention as cities nationwide fear borrowing fallout from New York’s crisis. Mayor Moon Landrieu echoed that New York’s collapse would strain municipal borrowing nationwide.
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New York
Abraham Beame
Congress
U.S
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Senate Banking Committee
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
Nelson Rockefeller
Elimore C. Patterson
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Walter B. Winston
First National City Bank
New Orleanis
Moon Lanaden
U.S. Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
New York City
Landrieu
City schools prepare to follow Title IX rules
Scottsdale School District will comply with Title IX provisions effective July 21 as announced by William Randall. A compliance committee led by Ira King will evaluate district practices for sex discrimination and take remedial action if needed. Members include Maria Borork, Richard Clegg, Larry Mortensen, Betty Smith, Barbara Thalacker, and Jim Gibson.
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William Randall
U.S. Department “of Health, Education, and Welfare
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Randall
Ira King
I Ding
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Maria Borork
Apache
Richard Clegg
P.E
Larry Mortensen
Betty Smith
Barbara Thalacker
Chaparral High Physical Education Victor
Jim Gibson
Giscard degaulle leaves Moscow after five day Soviet visit
French President Giscard d Estaing flies home to Paris after a five day official visit to the Soviet Union. He was seen off at Vnukovo by Brezhnev Podgorny and Kosygin in light mood as aides emphasized bilateral cooperation and international affairs. Lisbon sets eight day gun surrender deadline amid tensions with private arsenals.
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Moscow
Beppe
Valery
Lisbon
Francisco da Cota Gomes
Government suit targets six major tobacco firms warnings fund
A government lawsuit against the six largest U.S. tobacco companies seeks court ordered health warning display and a separate fund. FTC officials say the plan would finance anti smoking campaigns by compelling the firms to contribute to the trust.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
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Spain seeks UN intervention over Moroccan march threat
A government statement in Madrid today urged United Nations action to prevent a Moroccan led march of unarmed Moroccans estimated around 350,000. The note described the move as a threat to regional security and international peace, calling for international intervention.
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Hassan Iles
Peron pledges leadership to a triumphant future
Isabel Peron, resuming the presidency, told about 40,000 supporters from the balcony of the government building facing Plaza de Mayo that she intends to remain in office and lead Argentina to a triumphant future. She appeared tanned and healthy at the Friday rally.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
UNICEF Spokesman Sees Hunger Across Nations
UNICEF spokesman David Burgess spoke at Scottsdale Community College detailing four root problems of world hunger: over population, food scarcity, armaments, and unequal resource distribution. He described UNICEF programs in 109 assisting countries, vitamin A supplementation in Bangladesh, and a budget of about $115 million with donor and national support.
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Asia
America
David Burgess
Peking
China
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Burgess
United States
Peace Corps
United Nations
State Department
United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef
U.S
Canada
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Community College
Bangladesh
Army general pins Vietnam woes on dissent and press bias
Retired Lt. Gen. Elvy B. Roberts told a Scottsdale Life Underwriters luncheon that media dissent and the American misunderstanding of the Orient fueled U.S. failures in Vietnam. He called the Cambodia incursion a delaying tactic and warned the Pentagon budget would shrink in the 1970s as public support waned.
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Vietnam
Elvy B. Roberts
Scottsdale Association of Life
Safari Hotel
Roberts
New York
Metropolitan ‘Life Insurance Co
Scottsdale Group
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Department of Defense
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